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...important point Von Braun agrees with Rosen and his other critics: that the first step toward space should be to set up a special commission to study the entire matter. Its members should be scientists, engineers and economists of the highest type. They should be "cleared" to receive all the latest news of guided missile progress, and they should be above interservice rivalries and the self-seeking pressure of missile manufacturers. After making their decision on the feasibility and value of all types of space vehicles, they should lay down a practical program for the U.S. to follow...
Cautious Viking. Most articulate critic of the Von Braun plan is Dr. Milton Rosen of the Naval Research Laboratory at Washington, a careful, meticulous man. As head of the Navy's Viking Project, Dr. Rosen can talk comparatively freely, because the Viking is a high-altitude research rocket, not a fighting missile...
...Rosen is frankly aghast at difficulties that Von Braun lightly brushes aside. Every ambitious rocket, he says, contains a long series of intricate components; all of them must work perfectly or the whole rocket will fail. Each new element-down to valves and gaskets-must be tested over & over until its reliability is close to absolute...
...remainder of the squad includes 1b, Fain, Athletics; 2b, Robinson, Dodgers; 3b, Rosen, Indians; 22, Rizzuto, Yankees; lf, Sauer Cubs, rf, Musial, Cardinals; cf, Mantle, Yankees; c, Berra Yankees; and rhp, Roberts, Phillies...
...honors. Of the five American League pitchers to win 20 or more games this year, three were Indians: Bob Lemon (22-11), Early Wynn (23-12), Mike Garcia (22-11). Cleveland led the league in runs and in home runs, owned the three top run scorers (Roberto Avila, Al Rosen, Larry Doby), the two top home-run hitters (Doby, 32, Luke Easter, 31) and the league leader in runs-batted-in (Rosen, 105). But the porous Cleveland infield (Easter, Avila, Rosen, Boone) let the pennant slip through buttery fielding fingers, while the Yankees kept on winning the big games...