The White Falcon - 26.03.1965, Blaðsíða 8

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WHITE FALCON
Friday, March 26, 1965
TWO HONORS—Congratulations were extended by Lt D. Biondo,
assistant public works officer, to Ray Wilson, CEP2, Public Works
Department, as he received two Letters of Appreciation for adopted
beneficial suggestion entitled “Modification of Feeder #1,” and “Con-
version of Street Lighting.”
THE NATIONAL ACCIDENT FATALITY TOLL
1964 1963 Change
ALL ACCIDENTS 105,000 100,669 + 4%
Motor-vehicle 47,800 43,564 + 10%
Public non-motor-vehicle 18,000 17,000 + 6%
Home 28,500 29,000 - 2%
Work 14,200 14,200 0%
Note: The motor-vehicle totals include some deaths also in-
cluded in work and home. This duplication amounted to
about 3,500 in 1964 and 3,300 in 1963. The 1963 all-accident
and motor-vehicle death totals are the official figures of
the National Vital Statistics Division; all others are Na-
tional Safety Council estimates.

FIVE NEW SEAMEN—Being congratulated on their achievements
of advancing from E-2 to E-3 are from left to right, Hoctabiano
Enriquez, AKAN, Russel W. Hoade, SN, Richard H. Carver, SN, William
W. Smith. ABFAN and James E. Parrsh, AN. Complimenting the men
in the office of the Supply Officer on March 16 is Cdr. George Eddy,
Jr., Assistant Supply Officer.
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The Radio Log
by Dave Scott
ADVENTURE THEATER
Gunsmoke Monday Night 10:05
When a group of cattle drovers
ride into Dodge with guns to cele-
brate the end of a drive, an inno-
cent woman bystander is shot
and nearly killed. The husband of
the wounded woman vows ven-
geance on the drovers and kills
their leader in a one-sided gun
battle before Matt can intervene.
Johnny Dollar, Tuesday Night 10:05
Johnny flies to Denver to in-
vestigate heavy policy pay-offs to
one person by an Insurance Com-
pany in the “Heavy Policy Pay-
Offs Matter.”
Have Gun, Will Travel, Wednesday
Night 10:05
Paladin is hired to protect a
man and a lady traveling, but he
doesn’t know the real reason for
his employment.
Suspense, Thursday Night 10:05
This Suspense drama is entitled
“Madam of Manhattan” and stars
Myron McCormack. It’s a story
of madness and revenge.
The Lineup, Friday Night 10:05
The police try to solve the baf-
fling crimes of a woman bandit.
GALA EVENT—Personnel of the Supply Department turn out to
witness the cake-cutting ceremony of LCdr Robert D. Lang’s (with
sword in hand) recent advancement from lieutenant held at his office
March 15. Commander Lang is the control division officer of the Supply
Department. Standing behind him is Cdr George Eddy, Jr., assistant
officer of Supply Department.
LIKE THE ROAD TO REYKJA-
VIK — Symmetrical Ann-Margaret
can be described as “real curvy.”
She also sings and dances, if you’re
interested.
GEMINI PILOTS—The pilots selected for the first manned flight of
NASA Project Gemini, scheduled for March 23, undergo a flight test
in a mock-up spacecraft. In the pilot and spacecraft commander seat
(right), is Major Virgil I. Grissom, USAF, and in the co-pilot seat
is Lieutenant Commander John W. Young, USN. The Gemini shot
originally scheduled for firing March 22, was postponed one day.
Grissom-Young Duo
Make Three Orbits
The United States attempted its first two-man space
capsule launch March 23.
Under the command of Major Virgil I. Grissom, USAF,
and co-piloted by Lieutenant Commander John W. Young,
■^USN, the Gemini spacecraft made
three orbits of the earth.
Originally scheduled for March
22, the Project Gemini shot was
postponed one day to give offi-
cials of the National Aeronautics
and Space Administration time to
launch a Ranger photographic
spacecraft for a Lunar reconnais-
sance mission.
A day was needed between fir-
ings at Cape Kennedy to reset
computers upon which both sys-
tem’s guidance units are governed.
The Ranger flight must be
made when the Earth and Moon
are in desirable position for the
photographic mission to be suc-
cessfully accomplished.
Last Jan. 19, the United
States successfully launched an
unmanned Gemini spacecraft that
soared 2,127 miles in suborbital
flight from Florida. An 11-story
tall Titan II booster hurled the
Gemini spacecraft in a trajectory
105 miles high that lasted only
19 minutes.
Project Gemini has been evolved
to test the stamina of astronauts
an to find out everything possible
about their equipment. The project
is part of the effort to land men
on the moon by 1970. — (AFPS)
Personal Affairs . . .
(Continued from page 7.)
Dept, of Revenue
Individual Income Tax Dlv.
Raleigh
North Dakota:
Office of Tax Commissioner
State Capitol Bldg.
Bismarck
Oklahoma:
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Income Tax Dlv.
Oklahoma City
Oregon:
Oregon State Tax Commission
Income Div.
100 State Office Bldg.
Salem
South Carolina:
South Carolina Tax Commission
Income Tax Div.
Columbia
Tennessee:
Dept, of Revenue
Income Tax Div.
War Memorial Bldg.
Nashville
Utah:
State Tax Commission of Utah
State Office Bldg.
Salt Lake City
Vermont:
Commissioner of Taxes
Vermont Dept, of Taxes
Montpelier
Virginia:
Commissioner of Revenue of county
or city of which taxpayer is a
resident
West Virginia:
West Virginia State Tax Commissioner
Income Tax Div.
Charleston
Wisconsin:
Dept, of Taxation
Processing Center
PO Box 59
Madison
SIX MORE YEARS—Of checking
out microwave gear apparently
sounded good to William J. Patton,
RM3, of NavCommSta. He has just
reenlisted for six more years under
the Star program. His guaranteed
“B” school, after he derosses in
May, sounds mighty good to him.