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New Members of
ANICA Committee
(ANICA News)
The newly elected members of j
Anica’s Executive Committee are j
as follows:
Stanley Amarok, White Moun
tain, re-elected president; Fred
Demit, Tetlin, re-elected 1st vice
pres.; Jacob Seppilu, Savoonga,
2nd vice pres.; Nicolai Nicolai,
Kwethluk, re-elected 3rd vice
pres.; Billy Sheldon, Noorvik, 4th
vice pres.; Lowell Anagick, Una
lakleet, 5th vice pres.
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Defense Chief and Missiles Head
Express Conflicting Views on
U. S. Achievements . in Missiles
By JOHN A. HARRIS
WASHINGTON, ®—Donald A.
Quarles, deputy secretary of de
fense, says Russia’s two earth sat
ellites “do not prove that the Rus
sians are more advanced in mili
tary rocketry than we are.”
Quarles said the Sputniks must ]
be regarded as the “first and Ex
citing probings into the mysteries
of outer space . . . significant as
an indication of the state of ad
vancement of Russian military
rocketry.”
But, he added in a New York
speech, the satellites have “little
or no other military significance,”
and do not show Russian super
iority to the United States in that
field.
But the head of the Army’s
Ballistic Missile Agency at Hunts
ville, Ala., has indicated he thinks
this nation is behind the Russians.
Maj. Gen. J. B. Medaris said in
Detroit the United States could
catch the Soviets in the missile
race in three to five years “if we
use all the resources at otxr com
mand.”
Rocket to the Moon
Quarles and Mendaris both ex
pressed their views on another
topic—whether or not the United
States should make a special ef
fort to send a rocket to the moon.
“We must not be panicked or
pushed into any sudden dispersion
of effort which would scatter our
talents and resources in an un- j
profitable or wasteful manner,” |
the deputy defense secretary said.
“We must not be talked into
hitting the moon with a rocket,
for example, just to be first un
less by doing so we stand to gain
something of real scientific or
military significance.”
Medaris, who made a speech
and also held a news conference
in Detroit, said the U.S. will hit
the moon as soon as it can.
“It is important to get as far
out as possible,” he said. Medaris
explained his remarks did not
represent official policy.
Long-Range Radar
In New York, the acting presi
dent of the Massachusetts Insti
tute ‘of Technology—Dr. Julius A. *
Stratton—disclosed that a new
long-range radar device now is in
operation at Westford, Mass., near
Boston.
Stratton said the equipment for
Canadian-American research in
ballistic missile defense, has been
used already in detecting the Rus
sian satellites.
The new radar is a 90-ton net
work of metal 84 feet in diameter
and is operated in conjunction
with a high speed electronic com
puter.
In a Nov. 7 check on Sputnik JI
the radar measured the Red sai
| ellite’s range, elevation, bearing
and other factors. At that time the
satellite was at a height of 152
miles.
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