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...singularly successful in defending against the formation. He has even installed certain single-wing techniques--especially blocking patterns--into the Harvard offense.TOM BILODEAU (18), churns the turf as he cuts around end in the Dartmouth game. PAUL BARRINGER (82) and JOHN HOFFMAN (65) move quickly to block out JOEL FELDMAN (45) and GERRY LaMONTAGNE...
...north and Santa Caterina on the south. A heavy blue haze overhung the entire state, making it difficult for planes to spot new fires before they got out of control. At one point the haze lifted for an hour or so. And in that time, U.S. Consul Arthur Feldman, flying in a light plane, discovered two previously unreported fires moving rapidly toward Curitiba, the capital of Paraná. One was 35 miles away, the other...
...everybody on the base to take two a day. The dosage was supposed to clean out transient meningococci, the microbes that cause this form of inflammation of the brain covering. But for five weeks, sporadic new cases of meningitis kept cropping up. The Navy flew in Dr. Harry A. Feldman, the nation's top authority on the meningococcus, and the specialist from Syracuse, N.Y., ran blood tests on a sample of 20 recruits. He found that only eight of the boots had faithfully taken their tablets. The Navy was up against a perennial problem: too many people would rather...
...saved them for a brand-new missile. Titan II is considerably bigger (102 ft. high) than Titan I or Atlas, has greater thrust (430,000 Ibs. v. the Atlas' 360,000 Ibs.) and has far fewer gadgets that can go wrong. Says Aerojet-General's A. L. Feldman, technical program manager: "We got rid of all the garbage. Titan II is the simplest, most elegant and most advanced missile we've got today...
...oxidizer and a mixture of hydrazine and UDMH (unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine) as fuel. Both are liquids that can be stored for long periods at ordinary temperatures in the missile's own tanks, require no last-minute transfusions of rebellious, bubbly lox. "This was really noticeable at Canaveral," says Feldman. "With Titan I, we had to fiddle with the lox right down to the countdown, but this time there was nothing we could worry about for the last two days before the flight. You preload, and that's the end of it." Titan II, like the much smaller, solid-fuel...