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Compiled by the Staff of the U. S. A. F. Academy Library

USAFARP 212-1, 15 APRIL 1966

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INTRODUCTION

This bibliography represents materials pertaining to the United States Air Force Academy for the ten years from 15 August 1954 to 15 August 1964. It also contains some important unpublished holdings of the Academy Library covering those and earlier years which warrant inclusion. Most Academy generated materials are not included. Newspapers, other than The New York Times and The London Times, are not cited, and reports of specific athletic events in these two papers are, in general, excluded.

Arrangement is by subject, each section then subdivided into Air Force manuals and regulations, books, newspapers and periodical articles, government documents, and other sources, A number has been assigned to each entry, with index terms keyed to that entry by use of the identifying number. Where call numbers or the designation "Spec, Coll." are given, they indicate the location of the materials in the USAFA Library.

Official Air Force publications current as of 15 August 1964 are listed with the latest date of publication. Annual publications are listed as closed entries with the last publication date preceding 15 August 1964. Items which cover more than one subject division in the bibliography are listed in each division with the appropriate page references.

Much additional material is housed in the Special Collections Branch of the Library, Among these are papers dating from 1918 which relate to establishing an air academy. These are not included since they have no specific bearing on the Academy as it now exists.

The Library staff solicits any additional references for the period covered which are not included in this bibliography. Such information may be sent to the Director of the Library, U. S. Air Force Academy, Colorado. Requests for the loan of any material or for its use at the Academy will also be sent to the Director.

This bibliography supersedes Special Bibliographies Nos. 2, 9, and 18, compiled by Miss Mary A, Marinan and published in 1957, 1959, and 1961. It was compiled and indexed by Mrs. Ottie K. Sutton, Reference Librarian, under the general supervision of Mr, .Donald J, Barrett, Chief, Public Services Division, U. S, Air Force Academy Library,

GEORGE V. FAGAN, Colonel, USAF Professor of History and Director of the Library

USAF Academy, Colorado 15 April 1966

THE ADMINISTRATION

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SUPERINTENDENT

Lieutenant General Hubert R. Harmon, 1954-1956

Major General James E. Briggs, 1956-1959

Major General William S. Stone, 1959-1962

Major General Robert H. Warren, 1962-1965

Lieutenant General Thomas S. Moorman, 1965-

COMMANDANT OF CADETS

Brigadier General Robert M. Stillman, 1955-1958

Major General Henry R. Sullivan, 1958-1961

Brigadier General William T. Seawell, 1961-1963

Brigadier General Robert W. Strong, Jr., 1963-1965

Brigadier General Louis T. Seith, 1965-

DEAN OF THE FACULTY

Brigadier General Don Z. Zimmerman, 1954-1955

Brigadier General Robert F. McDermott, 1956-

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James V. G. Wilson Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Professor, Dept. of Electrical Engineering

Peter R. Moody Professor and Head, Dept. of English

Archie Higdon Professor and Head, Dept. of Mechanics

Christopher H. Munch Professor and Head, Dept. of Law

William T. Woodyard Professor and Head, Dept. of Chemistry and Physiology

George V. Fagan Professor, Dept. of History, and Director, Academy Library

Wilbert H. Ruenheck Professor and Head, Dept. of History

Virgil J. O'Connor Registrar

Alfonse R. Miele Professor and Head, Dept. of Foreign Languages

Wesley W. Posvar Professor and Head, Dept. of Political Science

Wayne A, Yeoman Professor and Head, Dept. of Economics and Geography

Roger R. Bate Professor and Head, Dept. of Astronautics

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TABlf OF CONTENTS

ESTABLISHMENT 1

ADMINISTRATION 12

AIR FORCE ACADEMY ASSEMBLY 16

ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION .... 17

ATHLETICS 25

BOARD OF VISITORS 30

CADET ACTIVITIES 35

CADET SELECTION AND APPOINTMENT . . . 37

CHAPEL, CADET 52

CURRICULUM AND TRAINING 56

FIEiX» TRIPS 67

FUNDS 69

GENERAL 77

GIFTS 84

GRADUATES 85

GRADUATION 89

HARMON MEMORIAL LECTURES 92

LIBRARY 93

MASTERS DEGREE PROGRAM 95

PREPARATORY SCHOOL 96

PUBLICATIONS OF THE CADET WING .... 98

RETENTION 99

STAFF AND FACULTY 101

THOMAS D. WHITE NATIONAL DEFENSE AWARD 106

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Aerospace Speech AF k Space Dig - Air Force and Space Digest AF Info Plcy Ltr for Comdrs - Air Force Information Policy

Letter for Commander« (changed to AF Plcy Ltr for Comdrs, vol. 18, no. 9, May 1, 1964 issue)

AF Info Plcy Ltr Suppl for Comdrs - Air Force Information Policy Letter Supplement for Commanders (changed to AF Plcy Ltr Suppl for Comdrs, no. 132, June 1964 issue)

AF Psnl Newsletter - Air Force Personnel Newsletter AF Times - Air Force Times Air Cond Heat & Ven - Air Conditioning, Heating, and Venti-

lating Air Force Airman Air Power Historian (changed toAirpower Historian, Jan 1962) Air Reservist Air Training Am Assn Health Phys Ed Rec Res Q - American Association

for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Re- search Quarterly

Am Aviation - American Aviation Am Avn Historical Soc Jour - American Aviation Historical

Society Journal Am City - American City Am Mag - American Magazine Am Mercury - American Mercury Am Sch & Univ - American School and University Am Speech - American Speech America Arch Forum - Architectural Forum Arch Rec - Architectural Record Armed Forces Cml Jour - Armed Forces Chemical Journal Armed Forces Mgt - Armed Forces Management Army Times ArNav Jour - Army and Navy Journal ArNavAF Jour - Army Navy Air Force Journal ArNavAF Jour & Reg - Army Navy Air Force Journal and

Register ArNavAF Regis - Army Navy Air Force Register

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ArNavAF Regis It Def Times - Army Navy Air Force Regiater and Defense Times

ArNavAF Regis Defense News - Army Navy Air Force Reg- ister Defense Newsmagazine

AUQR - Air University Quarterly Review (changed to Air Uni- versity Review (AU Rev) September 1963)

AV Instr - Audiovisual Instruction Aviation W - Aviation Week and Space Technology Bee-Hive Boeing Mag - Boeing Magazine Bans Wk - Business Week Carnegie Mag - Carnegie Magazine Christian Cent - Christian Century Combustion Congr Rec - Congressional Record Constr Meth - Construction Methods and Equipment Economist Ed Admin and Superv - Educational Administration and Super-

vision- Ed Screen AV G - Educational Screen and Audiovisual Guide Eng N - Engineering News-Record Engineer Flying Flying Safety Harper - Harper's Magazine Higher Ed - Higher Education House & Home - House and Home Illus Lend N - Illustrated London News Instr - The Instructor Instrs Jour - Instructor's Journal J Chem Ed - Journal of Chemical Education J Geog • Jourmd of Geography Life Mil Affairs - Military Affairs Mil Ch - Military Chaplain Mil Rev - Military Review Mt Plains Lib Q - Mountain Plains Library Quarterly Nat Geog Mag - National Geographic Magazine Nat Guardsman - National Guardsman NY Times - New York Times

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ESTABLISHMENT

NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL ARTICLES

1 AF Academy has top priority, ArNavAF Jour 91:275, 7 November 1953.

2 AF Academy take« off from plans, ArNavAF Jour 92:1117, 21 May 1955.

3 AF prepares to ask for Academy, AF Times 14:32, 14 November 1953.

4 AFA cadets to new home on 29 August, ArNavAF Jour 95:8, 7 June 1958.

5 Academy bill slowed as Senate unit grills Talbott, Harmon on site selection policies, AF Times 14:7, 27 February 1954.

6 Academy officially activated, NY Times 73:2, 15 August 1954.

7 Academy personnel move into permanent buildings, AF Times 18:37, 14 December 1957. " ~~ '

8 Academy prospects bright as House Committee passes bill, AF Times 14:3, 23 Jan- uary 1954.

9 Academy slots cut; postpone site move, AF Times 16:1, 1 October 1955.

10 Academy will leave Lowry by September, AF Times 18:32, 22 March 1958.

11 Air Academy bill balked again, AF Times 14:3, 13 March 1954.

12 Air Academy bill conferees named, AF Times 14:29, 20 March 1954.

13 Air Academy bill receives top priority in Committee, AF Times 14:1, 16 January 1954.

14 Air Academy gaining favor in Congress, Eng N 155:22, 28 July 1955.

15 Air Academy plans aired in Congress, AF Times 16:30, 23 June 1956.

16 Air Academy spurs population in Colorado Springs area, AF Times 17:2, 20 April 1957. """

17 Air cadets' welcome home. Life 45:111-14, 15 September 1958,

18 Air Force Academy dedicated, ArNavAF Regis 76:1, 16 July 1955.

19 Air Force Academy plans reidy; may try pilotmodel, ArNavAF Jour 91:246, 31 Oct- ober 1953.

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20 Air Force new» in brief, ArNavAF Regie 76:13, 29 January 1955.

21 Air Secretary "tremendously pleased" with Academy progress, ArNavAF Jour 93:9, 28 April 1956.

22 All (site selection comm) arrive, Amon Carter Field, Texas, to inspect sites, NY Times 35:3, 13 April 1954.

23 Bill for creation signed, NY Times 14:2, 2 April 1954.

24 Bill passed. House, NY Times 1:7, 22 January 1954.

25 Board, unable to agree on site, recommends 3 alternatives; map; Sec Talbott to make final decision, NY Times 19:2, 4 June 1954,

26 CBS plans live telecast of July 11 dedication ceremonies from Lowry Base, Denver, NY Times 43:5, 27 June 1955.

27 Cadets to begin shift to Academy ■on schedule', AF Times 19:15, 23 August 1958.

28 Carll, George S., Jr. Classes will open soon at the new AF Academy, ArNavAF Regis 79:13ff, 16 August 1958.

29 Colorado Springs chosen as site by Talbott; 1st class to start July '55 at temporary site in Denver; at Colo Spgs in '57; site described; caoet selection process noted; LtGen Harmon held likely choice for supt; BrigGen Zimmerman named faculty dean; Colo reaction; Gov Thornton comments; map, NY Times 1:4, 25 June 1954.

30 Complete move (to permanent site), NY Times 15:1, 1 September 1958.

31 The curtain goes up! Air Training 5:22-23, August 1955.

32 Dedication, NY Times 1:2, 12 July 1955; editorial 24:2, 12 July 1955.

33 Dedication program scheduled July 11 for Air Academy, AF Times 15:2, 25 June 1955.

34 Defense leaders urge Congress to approve AF Academy, ArNavAF Jour 91:581ff, 16 January 1954.

35 Eisenhower favored Colo Spgs site, NY Times 26:3, 6 September 1954.

36 Eisenhower message, NY Times 15:1, 1 September 1958.

37 '58 goal set by Academy, AF Time» 1 3S. 20 November 1954.

38 1st cadets move to permanent site, NY Times 17:1, 30 August 1958.

39 Ist class set for summer; BrigGen Zimmerman named dean of faculty, NY Times 29:7, 23 April 1954.

40 General Harmon tells how AF Academy will operate, outlines planned courses, ArNavAF Jour 91:600, 16 January 1954.

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41 Greater Phila Cof C urge» Talbott conaiderarea aa aite, NY Time a 10:6, 24 January 1954.

42 Gutheim, F. Waahington perapective: Colorado Spring« to be site of Air Force Aca- demy, $125,000,000 project. Prog Arch 35:4, September 1954.

43 H. W. Baldwin on need for Academy, NY Times 6:2, 2 July 1954.

44 H. W. Baldwin on pol, geog, other controversies and difficulties in founding Acad, NY Times 1:6, 10 July 1955; letter« on article and hi« reply, VI, 4:5, 24 July 1955, Article reprinted in Congressional Record, vol. 101, Appendix, 84th Cong., IstSess., 1955. pp. 5053-55.

45 Hosmer, Bradley C. Moving in. Talon 4:19ff, October 1958,

46 House approves AF Academy 328 to 36, ArNavAF Jour 91:613. 637, 23 January 1954.

47 House approves legislation, NY Times 18:2, 30 March 1954.

48 House roll call, NY Times 10:4, 25 January 1954.

49 House Rule« Committee clears bill, NY Time« 41:6, 19 January 1954.

50 House (Short) Armed Services Committee sets hearings on bill for creation; Short comments, NY Time« 3:4, 13 January 1954.

51 House (Short) comm rejects Sen amendments to House bill whichwould permit 12-1/2% of service acad grade to transfer to other services, NY Time« 18:1, 10 March 1954.

52 LtGen Harmon recalled, «peed AF Academy action, ArNavAF Jour 91:316, 14 No- vember 1953.

53 Linn, Wis., residents seek temporary injunction to bar town as site; allege Talbott refused to grant them hearing, NY Time« 48:1, 20 June 1954.

54 Lowry Field, Denver, to be temp site, NY Times 5:3, 20 July 1954.

55 Miller, Ed Mack. New AF Academy dedicated: the blue line forms on the right. Air Force 38:64-68, September 1955. ""

56 Miller, Edward A., Jr. The struggle for an Air Force Academy, Mil Affairs 27:163- 74, Winter 1963-64.

57 More plans given okay at Academy (progress report), AF Times 16:15, 10 March 1956.

58 Move to Academy starts in January, AF Times 17:11, 15 December 1956.

59 A need recognized but not met, AF Times 14:4, 23 January 1954.

60 New air aerie, Newsweek 52:84, 18 August 1958.

61 New look at the new site. Talon 3:10-11, November 1957.

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63 Poaaible site« narrowed to 7, NY Time« 13:2, 1 February 1954.

64 (Pres Eisenhower) cite« need; Short and Secretary Talbott share view, NY Times 18:4, 14 January 1954. ""

65 Pres Eisenhower favors creation, press conf; text, NY Times 12:3, 14 January 1954.

66 Quarles reports building set for August, news conference; occupancy expected by summer of '58, NY Times 18:6, 24 April 1956.

67 Rendezvous with destiny, ArNavAF Regis 76:6, 16 July 1955,

68 Representative Engle criticizes Colorado Springs site because of poor water facilities, NY Times 16:1, 26 January 1955.

69 Secretary Talbott on plans for Acad, press conf; holds it most important USAF project; Supt Harmon comments on curriculum, NY Times 4:7, 8 January 1955.

70 Sen and House conferees agree on legis for creation, NY Times 27;4, 25 March 1954.

71 Sen approves bill for creation; USAF puts eventual cost at $146 million; Sen Salton- stall repts Talbott denies site has been chosen; USAF plans 1st class of 300 at temporary site July'55, with 1st regular class of 624 cadets at permanent site, '60; Sen Gore opposition noted; he urged setting up Natl Defense Acad; H. W. Baldwin hails bill passage; cites Deputy Sec Kyes and AsstSec Hannah on need for creation, NY Times 17:1, 2, 9 March 1954.

7 2 Sen committee backs creation; limits cost to $126 million; would restrict Talbott to any unanimous site agreed upon by advisory com; approves Sen Russell amendment to let 12-1/2% of cadets switch service on grad, NY Times 13:7, 26 February 1954, "

73 Sen Hendrickson repts 3 New Jersey sites to be studied, NY Times 76:6, 31 January 1954. ——-—

74 Senate group OK Academy, AF Times 14:3, 6 March 1954.

75 Senate OK's, ArNavAF Jour 91:828, 13 March 1954.

76 Set AF Academy hearings, ArNavAF Jour 91:648, 30 January 1954.

77 The site; map only, Talon 4:90, October 1958.

78 Site selection comm tours central and southern states, NY Times 50:4, 2 May 1954.

79 Smith, Dale O. The case for an Air Academy, Pegasus 21:12-15, July 1953.

80 Speculation on sites, NY Times IV, 10:7, 7 February 1954.

81 Stairway to the stars, Air Training 4:1, July 1955. (Spec. Coll.)

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82 Survivo» benefits, Academy bills on '54 defense legislative list, AF Times 13:19, July 1953.

83 Talbott doubts Eisenhower will enter issue over sites; Repr Kilday lists 7 possible locations, NY Times 3:2, 15 January 1954.

84 Talbott inspects Fort Custer, possible site, NY Times 27:1, 5 April 1954.

85 Talbott inspects possible sites in Missouri and Illinois, NY Times 12:8, 15 Febru- ary 1954.

86 (Talbott names) Gen Spaatz, LtGen Harmon, C. A. Lindbergh, Dr. V. Hancher and M. C. Meigs to select site, NY Times 35:2, 7 April 1954.

87 Talbott sees Cong passing bill for creation; speech. Link Aviation Co., NY Times 18:2, 4 February 1954.

88 Tight secrecy on AF plans for site; Gen Kuter suggested as Ist commander, ArNavAF Jour 91:624, 23 January 1954.

89 To be dedicated July 11, NY Times 8;8, 3 July 1955.

90 USAF Academy on the eve of the move. Air Force 41:75-76, September 1958,

91 USAF's 7625th Support Sq. moving into first of Academy's new buildings, ArNavAF Jour 95:8, 14 December 1957.

92 Vinson, Carl. The U. S. Air Academy approaches reality, Sperryscope 13 no. 5:2- 6, 1954.

93 Wis Repub convention rejects resolution urging Pres Eisenhower and Talbott to choose Lake Geneva, Wis, NY Times 39:1, 13 June 1954.

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS

94 U. S. Congress. Public laws, 82nd Congress, H. R. 4914, to authorize construction ...; Title VI, Real Estate Actions. Approved 28 September 1951. Public Law 155. 82nd Cong., IstSess., 1951. pp. 30-31. (Spec. Coll.)

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. Public laws, 83rd Congress, H. R. 5337, act to provide for establishment of United States Air Force Academy, and for other purposes. Approved 1 April 1954. Public law 325. 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. 2 p. (Spec. Coll.)

Publiclaws, 86thCongress, H. R..7290, to provide for the striking of medals in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the settlement of the State of Colorado and in commemoration of the establishment of the U. S. Air Force Academy. Approved 23 Jvne 1959. Public law 65. 86th Cong., 1st Sess., 1959. (Spec. Coll.)

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97 U. S. Congreia. House, Academy action. Extension of remarks of Rep, John W. McCormack. Congressional Record, vol, 100, Appendix, 83rd Cong,, 2nd Sees,, 1954, p, A3195,

98 . Address by Gen Zimmerman relative to plans for the Air Force Academy, Congressional Record, vol, 101, Appendix, 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955, pp, A1800-03,

99 , Air Academy opens--Secty. Talbott stresses peace aims. Article by Hanson W, Baldwin, Congressional Record, vol, 101, Appendix, 84th Cong., 1st Sess,, 1955, pp. A5091-92.

100 , The Air Academy site. Remarks by Rep. Earl Wilson. Congres- sional Record, vol. 100, pt. 6, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. pp. 8011-12.

101 , The Air Force Academy. Extension of remarks of Rep. Samuel W, Yorty, Congressional Record, vol. 100, pt. 3, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess,, 1954. pp. 4036-37.

102 , The Air Force Academy, Remarks by Rep. J. Edgar Chenoweth. Congressional Record, vol. 100, pt. 7, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954, p. 9075.

103 . Air Force Academy dedication. Poem by Milford E, Shields, Congressional Record, vol, 101, Appendix, 84th Cong,, 1st Sess,, 1955. pp, A4907-08,

104 , The Air Force Academy, location in Ohio, Letter from Rep, James G, Polk, Congressional Record, vol, 100, Appendix, 83rd Cong,, 2nd Sess,, 1954, p, A490.

105 , Air Force Academy should be located in Southern California. Ex- tension of remarks of Rep, Gordon L. McDonough. Congressional Record, vol, 100, pt, 1, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. pp. 87-89.

106 , Breckenridge, Ky,, has everything to offer. Extension of remarks of Rep. William H. Natcher. Congressional Record, vol. 100, Ap- pendix, 83rd Cong,, 2nd Sess,, 1954. p. A1396.

107 . The case for an Air Academy. Extension of remarks of Rep. Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr. Congressional Record, vol. 99, Appendix, 83rd Cong., Ist Sess., 1953. pp. A4890-91.

108 . H. J. Res. 301, providing for the establishment of United States Air Force Academy within the State of Florida. Congressional Record, vol. 99, pt. 13, 83rd Cong., 1st Sess., 1953. p. 901.

109 . H. R. 142, 329, 385, 591, 1056, 1079, 2328, 2536, 3536, 3537, 3543, 3545. 3546, 5337, 6433, bills to establish an Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. 99, pt. 13, 83rd Cong., 1st Sess., 1953. pp. 741-884.

110 . H. R. 5337, bill to establish an Air Force Academy. Remarks in the House. Congressional Record, vol. 100, pts. 1 and 3, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. pp. 530, 532-58, 559, 597-98, 620-21, 3912

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111 . H. R. 5337, 7174, 7206, 7335, bill; to establUh an Air Force Aca- demy. Congressional Record, vol. 100, pt. 13, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. pp. 658-59, 672, 673, 676.

112 . H. R. 5337, to provide for the establiahment of a United States Air Force Academy, and for other purposes. 83rd Cong., 1st Sess., 1953. 4 p. (Spec. Coll.)

113 . H. R. 5337, to provide for the establishment of a UnitedStates Air Force Academy. Remarks in the House. Congressional Record, vol. 100, pt. 1, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. pp. 532-58.

114 . H. R. 7290, bill to provide for the striking of medals in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the settlement of the State of Colo- rado and in commemoration of the establishment of the U. S. Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. 105, pts. 9 and 16, 86th Cong., Ist Sess., 1959. pp. 1242 and 11788.

115 . Land acquisitions. Anonymous letter. Congressional Record, ■" vol. 104, Appendix, 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. p. A6834.

116 . Location of Air Academy near Charlotte, N. C. Extension of remarks of Rep. Charles R. Jonas. Congressional Record, vol. 100, pt, 2, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. pp. 2319-20.

117 . Memorial of the Legislature of the State of California, relative to the establishment of the Air Force Academy in California. Congressional Record, vol. 100, pt. 4, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. p. 4638.

118 . Memorials of the Legislatures of the States of Arizona and Michi- gan requesting the Air Force of the UnitedStates to establish a nationalAir Academy in their states. Congressional Record, vol. 100, pt. 3, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. p. 3675.

119 . Monument to extravagance. Editorial from the Omaha World Herald. Congressional Record, vol. 105, Appendix, 86thCong., 1st Sess., 1959. p. A3115.

120 . The National Air Academy. Remarks by Rep. W. J. Bryan Dorn commending Sec. Talbott for the selection of Colorado Springs as location. Congressional Record, vol. 100, pt. 8, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. pp. 10311-12.

121 , Oklahoma offers sites. Extension of remarks of Rep. EdEdmond- son. Congressional Record, vol. 100, Appendix, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. p. A2809.

122 . Solano County, Calif., bids for Air Force Academy. Extension of remarks of Rep. Robert L. Condon. 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. pp. A2398-99.

I 123 . Storm signals over the Air Academy. Remarks by Rep. Alfred

D. Sieminski. Congressional Record, vol. 100, pt. 1, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. p. 559.

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. United States Air Force Academy. Conference report 1427 to accompany H. R. 5337. 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. 4 p. (Spec. Coll.)

126 United States Air Force Academ II Greater Lawrence, Mass. Re- marks by Rep. Thomas J. Lane. Congressional Record, vol. 100, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. p. 527.

127 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Department of the Air Force appropriations for 1954. Hearings before a subcommittee, 83rd Cong., Ist Sess., 1953. pp. 30-31. (Y4. Ap6/l:Ar5/2/954)

128 . Department ofthe Air Force appropriations for 1957. Hearings before a subcommittee. 84th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1956. pp. 1042-43. (Spec. Coll. UGH 5415 A33 1957)

129 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services. H. R. 5337, to provide for the establishment of a UnitedStates Air Force Academy. Hearings before the committee. 83rdCong., 2ndSe8s., 1954^ pp. 2969-3068. (Spec. Coll. UGB 7 56 A72 1954)

130 . Providing for establishment of Air Force Academy. Report 1105 to accompany H. R. 5337. 83rdCong., 2ndSes8., 1954. 9 p. (Spec. Coll.)

131 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Banking and Currency. To provide for the striking of medals in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the settlement of the State of Colorado and in commemoration of the establishment of the U. S. Air Force Academy. Report 402 to accompany H. R. 7290, 86th Cong., 1st Sess., 1959. 3 p. (Spec. Coll.)

132 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Rules lishment of an Air Force Academy 406. 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954.

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133 U. S. Congress. Senate. Air Academy in Rhode Island. Resolution of General Assembly of Rhode Island. Congressional Record, vol. 100, pt. 2, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. p. 2334.

134 Establishment of a United States Air Force Academy. Remarks in the Senate on H. R. 5337. Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954, pp.

Congressional Record, vol. 100, pt, 2, 83rd 2796-2808.

135 Not used.

136 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services. H. R. 5337, to provide for the establishmentof a UnitedStates Air Force Academy. Hearings before the committee. 83rd Cong., ZndSess., 1954. 72 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 756 A72 1954a)

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137 U. S. Congress. Senate. A joint resolution of the Legialature of the State of Arizona; House Joint memorial 3, relating to the establishment of an Air Force Aca- demy in Arizona. Congressional Record, vol. 99, pt. 2, 83rd Cong., 1st Sess., 1953. p. 2266; vol. 100, pt. 3, 83rd Cong., ZndSess., 1954. p. 3604.

138 . Location of the Air Academy. . Remarks by Sen. Clinton P. Ander- son. Congressional Record, vol. 100, pt. 4, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. pp. 5567-68.

139 . Proposed Air Force Academy, GreatFalls, Montana. Letter from Sen. Mike Mansfield. Congressional Record, vol. 100, pt. 2, 83rd Cong,, 2nd Sess., 1954. p. 1644.

140 . Proposed location of the Air Academy in Indiana. Remarks by Sen. Homer Capehart. Congressional Record, vol. 100, pt, 3, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. pp. 3309-10,

141 . Proposed location of United States Air Academy in Wisconsin, Remarks by Sen. Alexander Wiley, Congressional Record, vol. 100, pt, 7, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. p. 8568,

142 . S. 647, 1457, bills to establish Air Force Academy, Congres- sional Record, vol. 99, pt. 13, 83rd Cong., Ist Sess., 1953. pp. 682, 701.

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AIR FORCE REGULATIONS

174 AFR 23-23. USAF Academy. 4 December 1959. (Mission and organization. )

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175 Acad adopts new dress uniforms designed by C. B. deMille and 2 assocs; uniform illusj drill, fatigue and flying uniforms unchanged, NY Times 1:2, 18 No- vember 1956.

176 Academy chiefs agree on objectives, ArNavAF Jour 97:3, 9 April I960.

177 Academy chiefs cover broad agenda at USAFAmeeting; agree on service grid plan, ArNavAF Jour 98:9, 15 April 1961.

178 Academy evaluation visit slated, AF Times 18:43, 16 November 1957.

179 Academy pares operating costs, saves $350,000, AF Times 24:21, 21 August 1963.

180 Academy rules set for overhaul; increased tours will be considered by 86th Con- gress, ArNavAF Jour 96:28, 10 January 1959.

181 The Air Force Cadet Wing structure, Talon 5:10-11, February I960.

182 Blue light (new system for designating cadet uniform requirements). Airman 2:33, August 1958.

183 Bottom $ plan begins at Academy, AF Times 23:18, 15 September 1962.

184 Command decision. Time 65:70, 28 March 1955.

185 Distinctive uniforms for USAF cadets, ArNavAF Regis 77:6, 24 November 1956.

186 $50,000 cost for one cadet, AF Times 22:22, 17 March 1962.

187 Interim uniform. Mil Rev 35:65, September 1955.

188 Lower per-cadet cost seen if Corps rises, AF Times 23:6, 24 April 1963.

189 Mission statement, AF Info Plcy Ltr Suppl for Comdrs, nr. 128, February 1964, pp. 23-24.

190 The mission (United States Air Force Academy), Talon 3:4-6, January 1958.

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191 New diitlnctlve unifornu ready for cadet wear In fall, AF Timee 17:13, 24 Novem- ber 1956.

192 New uniforme for the Air Force Academy, Flying 60;64, March 1957.

193 Runner-up two years In row. Academy win« Hennessy, AF Times 24;22, 27 May 1964.

194 Service academy superintendents hold annual meeting at West Point, Army Times 19:5, 16 May 1959.

195 Service acads supts and aides conf on mutual problems, USCC Academy, NY Times 38:3, 19 April 1958.

196 Service academies' superintendents meet; urge pay boost for cadets and midshipmen, ArNavAF Jour h Reg 101:22, 21 Ma-.ch 1964.

197 Service academy revisions sought, ArNavAF Jour 99:Iff, 16 December 1961.

198 Services change tops at 3 academies, ArNavAF Jour 93:1, 10 March 1956.

199 'Square meal' among rules discarded by AF Academy, AF Times 22:16, 24 March 1962.

200 Supply vouchers and positive control (Air Force Academy's supply operation). Armed Forces Mgt 6:25, April I960.

201 USAF Academy uniforms, ArNavAF Jour 94:1, 24 November 1956.

202 USAF Candidate Advisory Service, Talon 5:4-5ff, November 1959.

203 (Uniforms for the Cadet Wing of the USAF Academy), Nat Guardsman 11:14, Janu- ary 1957.

204 The United States Air Force Academy; an Air Force photochart. Air Force 42:38- 39, June 1959.


205 U. S. Congress. Public laws, 85th Congress, H. R. 7140, act to amend title 10, United States Code, to authorize a registrar at U. S. Military Academy and U. S. Air Force Academy, and for other purposes. Approved 6 August 1958. Public law 600. 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. 3 p. (Spec. Coll.)

206 . Public laws, 85th Congress, S. 2630, act to authorize Secretary of Defense to lend certain Army, Navy, and Air Force equipment, and to provide certain services to Girl Scouts and to permit use of certain lands of Air Force Academy for use of Girl Scout senior roundup encampment, and for other purposes. Approved 18 July 1958. Public law 543. 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. 1 p. (Spec. Coll.)

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207 U. S. Congren. Home. H. R. 219, bill to amend titlei 10 and 14 of th< United Statei Code to provide that cadeta and midehtpmen entering the eervtce academiei hereafter ehall agree toeerve 8 years on duty after graduation. Congreesional Record, vol. 107, pt. 1, STthCong., letSese., 1961. p. 39.

208 . H. R. 1194, bill to provide that cadete and mid«hipmen entering the tervice academiee hereafter ehall agree to lerve 10 yeare on duty after graduatiöiiü Congreaelohal Record, vol. 107, pt. 1, 87th Cong., let Sees., 1961. p. 60.

209 . H. R. 6382, bill to allow credit for eervice ae a cadet or midshipman at one of the eervice academiee for pay purpoeee. Congreieional Record, vol. 107, pt. 4, 87th Cong., lit Sees., 1961. pT 6023.

210 . H. R. 9486, bill to amend the National Defense Education Act of 1958 to provide for loan» to individuaU attending the U. S. Military Aca- demy, the U. S. Naval Academy, the Air Force Academy, the Coast Guard Academy, and the U. S. Merchant Marine Academy. Congressional Rec- ord, vol. 108, pt. 1. 87th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1962. p. 15.

211 . Transfer of Master Control Records Branch of the Air Force Academy. Letter from Rep. Utt. Congressional Record, vol. 109, pt. 8, 88th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963. pp. 10650-51.

212 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Department of Defense appropriations for I960. Hearings before a subcommittee. 86th Cong., 1st Sess., 1959. Pt. 4--Ope rations and maintenance, p. 786. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1960 v.4)

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218 U. S.. Congress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services. Authorizing loan of certain equipment and use of re rtain lands by Girl Scouts. Report 1350 to accompany S. 2630. 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. 3 p. (Spec. Coll.)

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219 , Authorizing reglitrars at U. S. Military and Air Force Academies. Report '865 to accompany H. R. 7140, 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958, 13 p. (Spec, Coll.)

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221 Rechte chaff en, Oicar H. (ed.) Reflectiom on space: it« implicatlorn for domestic and international affairs. U. S. Air Force Academy, Colo., 1964. 345 p. (TLE 1027 U5)

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227 . International stability and progress. Final report of the Ist Aca- demy Assembly. USAF Academy, Colo., 1959. 96 p. (UGB849.A8A2 1959)

228 Outer space. Final report of the 6th Academy Assembly. USAF Academy, Colo., 1964. 94 p. (UGB 849 .A8 A2 1964)

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231 AF Academy building moves Into high gear, AF Timee 16:6, 28 January 1956,

232 AF Academy construction movee forward, shift from Lowry set for August, ArNavAF Jour 95:8, 24 May 1958.

233 AF Academy construction 92% completed; five major projects will get '59 stress, ArNavAF Jour 96:11, 3 January 1959.

234 AF Academy designs approved by Quarles, ArNavAF Regis 77:1, 17 March 1956.

235 AF Academy nearly built, AF Times 20:16, 2 January I960.

236 AF expects to meet Academy timetable, AF Times 18:2, 4 January 1958.

237 Academy board indorses field house, landing strip, AF Times 24:25, 23 October 1963.

238 Academy construction about 33 percent complete, AF Times 18:20, 19 October 1957.

239 Academy date will be met, USAF insists, AF Times 17:2, 27 April 1957.

240 Academy gets housing units, ArNavAF Regis 79:9, 28 June 1958.

241 Academy plans ready in detail, AF Times 14:1, 30 January 1954.

242 Academy's construction set in August, AF Times 16:37, 28 April 1956,

243 Across this expanse of Reeky Mountain tableland will be built the United States Air Force Academy, Arch Forum 102:100-109, June 1955.

244 Aesthetics and the USAF Academy, ArNavAF Regis 77:4, 17 March 1956.

245 Air Academy design brawl. Arch Forum 103:9ff, August 1955; Discussion 103:72ff, October 1955.

246 Air Academy preview shows modern features throughout, AF Times 15:2, 21 May 1955.

247 Air Academy site style approved, ArNavAF Regis 76:4, 15 October 1955.

248 Air Force Academy architecture. Flying 57:50, August 1955.

249 Air Force Academy builds test rooms to determine best study conditions, ArNavAF Jour 93:8, 19 May 1956. ——_

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250 Air Force Academy installs non-potable system for irrigation, Public Works 91:126- 28, March I960.

251 Air Force Academy layout, ArNavAF Regis 78:9, 12 January 1957.

252 Air Force names aides to help plan Air Academy, Arch Forum 101:42, October 1954, ^^——_——

253 Air Force planners hope to balk suburban sprawl. House and Home 3:53, July 1955.

254 Alarm system offers complete fire detection; Air Force Academy, Plant Engineer- ing 14:137-39, June 1960.

255 Architectural and engineering cos. aiding in design noted, NY Times 24:3, 15 May 1955.

256 Articles on dispute, NY Times IV, 2:5, 17 July 1955; IV, 7:3, 17 July 1955; editorial IV, 8:3, 17 July 1955.

257 Authorized bldg 83% completed, NY Times 61:3, 3 August 1958,

258 Baldwin (Hanson W.) in dispute over design, NY Times 14:5, 11 July 1955.

259 Bldg of Acad progresses rapidly; design and site described; occupancy seen by Sept, NY Times 29:1, 29 January 1958.

260 Building delays snarl Academy enrollment, AF Times 17:lff, 30 March 1957.

261 Building plans, NY Times 6:2, 24 July 1954.

262 Building progress discussed, NY Times II, 19:1, 24 June 1956,

263 Building progresses, NY Times 31:5, 4 November 1957.

264 Carr, J. R. Air Force Academy; a first report. Eng N 154:21-23, 5 May 1955.

265 Clevenger, Mark T. The Air Weather Service and the Academy, Talon 3:10-11, January 1958.

266 Col Noonan denies scoring House subcom for criticism of bldg program, NY Times 35:1, 2 August 1958.

267 Col Stokes to direct building, NY Times 2:4, 4 September 1954.

268 Congress given construction data on AF Academy, AF Times 18:14, 24 May 1958.

269 Congress turns thumbs down on modernistic Air Force Academy, Bsns Wk 54ff, 23 July 1955.

270 Construction of AF Academy stalled, ArNavAF Jour 92:1365, 16 July 1955.

271 F. L. Wright scores Academy design. House subcommittee urges Congress postpone work pending new plans, NY Times 4:6, 8 July 1955.

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272 Family housing ready at Air Force Academy, ArNavAF Jour 97:3, 31 October 1959.

273 Final schematics for Air Force Academy, Arch Rec 120:192-96. July 1956.

274 First ground work underway, ArNavAF Jour 92:937, 9 April 1955.

275 Four lieutenants given unusual training plan, AF Times 15:2, 2 July 1955.

276 Grown up at last. Art News 54:23, June 1955.

277 Hansen, E. G. High temperature hot water district heating at the U. 5. Air Force Aca- demy, Combustion 31:40-47, September 1959; abstract. Air Cond Heat ji Ven 56:82-83. July 1959.

278 Hoffleit, Dorrit. Air Force Academy to have planetarium. Sky it Tel 15:121, January 1956.

279 Mickel, E. Air Force issues first of new definitives, Arch Rec 118:24ff, August 1955,

280 Miller, Ed Mack. AF Academy plans--modern as a missile, Air Force 38:80ff, July 1955.

281 Mock-up tests comfort, work conditions of Air Academy, Arch Forum 104:12, June 1956.

282 Mock-up tests comfort, work conditions of Air Academy, El Paso County, Colorado; Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, arch. Arch Rec 119:162a, March 1956,

283 Model illustrated, NY Times VI, plates, 10 July 1955,

284 Models of $126 million Academy shown to members of Congress, newsmen, others, , . , NY Times 1:2, 15 May 1955.

285 Most AF Academy buildings to be completed by June, ArNavAF Regis 80:23, 28 March 1959.

286 New Academy presents city-size problems, Am City 75:120, March I960,

287 New Look for Air Academy, Eng N 115:21-22, 21 July 1955.

288 New ways with wall pours; retaining walls at Air Force Academy, Constr Methods 38: 56-61, December 1956. ' "

289 Orick, George. Off they went into the wild blue; controversy over proposed design of buildings. Reporter 13:28-29, 22 September 1955.

290 Our home? It looks like it might be even for the class of '59, Talon 2:10-11, March 1957,

291 Piety helps the limestone and brick trades, Christian Cent 72:885, 3 August 1955,

292 Quarles tentatively OK's five academy buildings, AF Times 16:5, 15 October 1955.

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293 Sanderson, George A. Air Academy: U. S. Air Force exhibits plane at Colorado Springt; Skidmore, Owing* and Merrill, Prog Arch 36:89-92, June 1955.

294 Sec. Quarles reports modern, square-cut designs approved for most major buildings; none yet chosen for chapel, NY Times 2:4, 11 March 1956.

295 Sec. Quarles reports temporary facilities, Lowry Base, will be enlarged, classes limited to 300 because of unforeseen delays, NY Times 4:6, 12 October 1955.

296 Sec. Quarles tentatively approves location and architecture of 5 buildings, NY Times 10:4, 8 October 1955.

297 Sec, Quarles, USAF officers panel inspect Acad site and chapel plans; latter design still undecided; Sec will only recommend design approved by all religious faiths, NY Times 81:3, 17 March 1037.

298 Sec. Talbott reports Skidmore, Owings, Merrill will submit new design, Senate Com- mittee; new plans reportedly eliminate 45% of glass in original design, NY Times 16:5, 16 July 1955.

299 Senate Committee approves design, NY Times 53:2, 24 July 1955.

300 Senate subcommittee pleased at new design offered by N. Owings; Talbott says modern design was used to hold down cost; asks subcommittee restore $79 million needed to begin building, NY Times 29:6, 19 July 1955.

301 $17-million contract for 1200 family housing units awarded Rubenstein Construction Co., NY Times 17:5, 27 March 1958.

302 Shear, J. K. F. L. Wright and the design for the Air Force Academy, Arch Rec 118: 132a-132b, August 1955.

303 Smaller hospital planned, NY Times 51:2, 19 October 1958.

304 2 dormitories to be equipped with instruments to record temperature, humidity and other conditions affecting comfort and efficiency, NY Times IV, 9:5, 6 May 1956.

305 USAF Academy models to be displayed, ArNavAF Regis 76:5, 28 May 1955,

306 U. S. Air Force Academy, El Paso County, Colorado; Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, arch.. Arch Rec 119:l62a-l62d, March 1956.

307 United States Air Force Academy: Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, arch.. Arch Forum 102:100-109, June 1955. ~ "

308 United States Air Force Academy: Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, arch.. Arch Rec 117:172a-172f, June 1955.

309 VFW Commander M. Tice scores proposed Academy design, letter to President Eisenhower, NY Times 2:7, 17 June 1955,

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310 Water agreement; aupply assured for Denver, Air Force Academy from Blue River source, Eng N 155:26, 20 October 1955.

311 Water for Air Academy, Eng N 155:23, 10 November 1955.

312 Weather group aids Air Academy, AF Times 15:32, 19 March 1955.

313 What kind of criticism has Congress heeded in debate over Air Force Academy design concept? Arch Rec 118:l6-18ff, August 1955.

314 With revised building designs Air Academy gets fresh start. Eng N 156:23, 2 Febru- ary 1956.

315 Wright speaks again on academy designs, AF Times 15;2, 23 July 1955.

316 Yale k Towne devises master key system, NY Times 22:3, 2 August 1958.


317 U. S. Comptroller General. Examination of the programs for constructing and equip- ping the Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Report to the Congress of the United States. 86th Cong., IstSess., 1959. 69 p. (Spec. Coll.)

318 U. S, Congress. House. The Air Force Academy. Letter from W. R. Whitver, Jr., Congressional Record, vol. 100, Appendix, 83rd Cong., 2nd Seas., 1954. pp. A4599-4600.

319 . Building schools for children of Academy personnel. Congressional Record, vol. 103, pt. 11, 85th Cong., IstSess., 1957. pp. 15227-29.

320 . Coal Research Subcommittee report on use of natural gas at the U. S. Air Force Academy. Remarks by Rep. Elizabeth Kee. Congressional Record, vol. 103, pt. 12, 85th Cong., IstSess., 1957, p. 16939.

321 . Design for the new Air Force Academy. Extension of remarks by Rep. John E, Fogarty. Congressional Record, vol. 101, pt. 7, 84th Cong., IstSess., 1955. pp. 8781-83.

322 . Design of the Air Force Academy. Remarks by Rep. J. Edgar Chenoweth. Congressional Record, vol. 101, pt. 8, 84th Cong., IstSess., 1955. pp. 10576, 10613.

323 . Military construction. Air Force Academy. Remarks by Rep. J. Edgar Chenoweth. Congressional Record, vol. 104, pt. 11, 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. pp. 14992-93.

324 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Department of Defense appropriations for 1957. Hearings before a subcommittee. 84th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1956. pp. 836-38. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1957)

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325 . D> ;iarinn'iit of Defenae appropriationa for 1965. Hearinga before a aubcommitlee, 88tli Cong., 2nd Seaa., 1964. Pt. l--MiUtary peraonnel. p. 310. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1965 v.l)

326 . Department of Defense appropriationa for 1965. Hearings before a aubcommitu-i). 88th Cong., 2nd Seaa., 1964. Pt. 2--Operation and maintenance, pp. 499-504. (Spec. Coh. UA 23.3 A33 1965 v, 2)

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335 . Military construction appropriations for 1964. Hearings before a subcommittee. 88th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963. Pt, 1--Dfpt. of the Air Force, p. 751. (Spec, Coll. UC 46 A51 1964 v.l)

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337 . Supplemental appropriation bill, 1955. Hearings before a subcommittee. 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. Pt. 1--Military construction, pp.97 5 -79. (Spec. Coll.)

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338 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on ArmedServices. H. R. 97 39, to authorize the Secretary of the Air Force to establish and develop certain installations for the national security, and for other purposes. 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. pp. 3802, 3804, 3806, 3814-15, 3827. (Spec. Coll. Y4.Ar5/2a: 957-58/67.)

339 . Military construction authorization, fiscal year 1965. Hearing pursuant to H. R. 9750 and H. R. 10300. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. pp. 8369- 86. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A5138 1965)

340 . Military public works. Hearings on H. R. 5700. 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955. pp. 2958, 2963-66. (Spec. Coll. Y4.Ar5/2a:955-56/20)

341 U. S. Congress. Senate. Criticism cf chapel design. Congressional Record, vol. 103, pt. 11, 85th Cong., 1st Sess., 1957. p. 15174.

342 U. S. Congress, Senate. Committee on Appropriations. The supplemental appropriations bill, 1956. Full committee hearings on H. R. 7278, 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955. pp. 178-82, 337-52, 367-405. (Spec. Coll. Y4.Ap6/2: Ap6/2/ 956)

343 , Department of Defense appropriations for 1957, Hearings before a subcommittee on H, R, 10986. 84th Cong,, 2ndSess,, 1956. pp. 538, 932. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1957 Excerpts)

344 . Department of Defense appropriations for I960. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 7454. 86th Cong., 1st Sess., 1959. pp. 1400-03. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 I960)

345 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1965. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 10939. 88th Cong., 2ndSess., 1964. Pt. 2. pp. 444- 45, 446, 456. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1965 v.2)

346 . Military construction appropriations for 1962. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 8302. 87thCong., 1st Sess., 1961. pp. 367-68. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A33 1962)

347 U. S. Congress. Senate, Committee on Armed Services, Military construction authorization, 1958, Hearings before a subcommittee on S, 1940 and H. R. 8240, to authorize certain construction at military installations and for other purposes. 85th Cong., 1st Sess., 1957. pp. 209-15. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A35 1958)

348 . Military construction authorization, fiscal year 1965. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 10300 (S. 2467), April 28-June'l, 1964. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. pp. 579-86. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A35 1965)

349 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Appropriations. The supplemental appropriation bill, 1958. Hearings on H. R. 9131. 85th Cong., 1st Sess., 1957. pp7 372-76. (Spec. Coll. Y4.Ap6/2:Ap6/2/958)

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351 Martin, Ben. Ben Martin's flexible T offense. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice- Hall, Inc., 1961. 223 p. (GV 951.9 M37)

352 . Football end play. New York: The Ronald Press Co., 1961. (Spec. Coll. OV 951.25 M37)


353 AF Academy associate memberships, ArNavAF Regis 76;9, 26 February 1955,

354 Academy athletic association solicits reserve members, Air Reservist p. 5, April 1955,

355 Academy Falcons set 1958 grid schedule, ArNavAF Jour 95:8, 7 June 1958.

356 Academy Foundation reports USAF approves stadium plans, NY Times 44:8, 28April 1959,

357 Academy opens memberships in new athletic association, AF Times 15;3, 18 December 1954.

358 Academy players pick top grid opponents, AF Times 24:31, 19 February 1964.

359 Air Academy seeks NCAA sanction to pay prep school tuition of prospective athletes, NY Times 43:2, 5 November 1957,

360 The Air Academy's athletic program is geared for leadership (and is supported by Air Force Academy Foundation's fund-raising campaign for building a stadium), Air Reservist 12:7, April I960.

361 Air Force Academy plans '58 game with Tulane if no segregation is involved, NY Times 18:5, 5 September 1957, "™

362 Air Force falcons soar into big time. Life 45:41-44, 8 December 1958,

363 (Army) drops Air Force Acad game after '59, NY Times 48:1, 8 October 1958,

364 Article on falcon, NY Times 46:1, 9 October 1955; letter concerning article VI, 6:4, 30 October 1955.

365 Athletic association wins approval, ArNavAF Jour 92:192, 16 October 1954,

366 Athletic consultant at USAF Academy, ArNavAF Regis 76:11, 26 February 1955,

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367 B. Martin lucceaaor, NY Ttmet 15:6, 1 February 1958,

368 Bamford, Hal. Forecaatin' Freddy'» football future (at the Air Force Academy), Airman 1:36-40, September 1957.

369 Bowl Games: Cotton: U.S.Air Force Acad O-Texaa Chriatian O, NY Time» 31:1, 2 January 1959.

370 Christy, Mike T. Fall aporta. Talon 6:29ff, October I960.

371 Coble, Donald W. Those '63 Falcons, Airman 7:14-15, September 1963.

372 Cohane, Tim. Football Falcone will fly high. Look 23:66-66c, 10 November 1959.

373 Conver, Stephen K. Wrestling, Talon 9:18, January 1964.

374 Cree, Richard W., Jr. Falcon atadium and Colorado Day, Talon 8:10-11, November 1962.

375 . Scouting report: Army, Air Force, Talon 9:12-15ff, November 1963.

376 Cree, Richard W., Jr., et al. Go! go! go! Falcons! Talon 9:4-6, October 1963.

376a DuPre, Flint O. Here come the Falcons, Air Force 38:51-52, November 1955.

377 Falcon chosen as athletic team symbol, NY Times 6:4, 27 September 1955.

378 The Falcons' new nest (stadium), Airman 4:48, April I960.

379 Foundation drives raise $4 million for Academy facilities, AF Times 23:E3, 20 Octo- ber 1962.

380 High flying Falcons, Time 72:61, 17 November 1958.

381 Hines, George H. Athletics in the U.S. and the Academy, Talon 3:20-21, May 1958.

382 Falcon sportlight; the Academy intramural program, Talon 5:22, December 1959.

383 In the huddle. Airman 8:30-31, June 1964.

384 Kick-off (USAFA 1958 football schedule), Airman 2:33, August 1958.

385 L, T. Shaw apptd consultant to US Air Acad freshmen and intramural coaching staff, NY Times 20:5, 12 February 1955.

386 L. T. Shaw resigns, Air Force Acad, NY Times 23:4, 29 January 1958.

387 Lofton, Marty. A second year of sports. Talon 2:12ff, June 1957.

388 LtCol Whitlow named athletic dir; comment on program, NY Times 9:5, 26 June 1954,

389 Magnifique! (AFA fencing team). Talon 8:18, May 1963.

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Major R, B. Spear appointed head basketball coach, NY Timea 24:6, 22 March '955.

(NCAA) votes 135-1 to exempt mil acads from rule barring aid to prospective athletes if 2/3 of NCAA Council approves method, NY Times 13:1, 10 January 1959.

Nation's eyes on AF Academy for (Falcon Stadium) dedication, AF Times 23:23, 20 October 1962.

New York City to be site of U. S. Air Force Academy-Army '59 game and '61 Army- Okla game, NY Times 17:2, 25 April 1959.

Owens, L. E. Relationship between grip strength and achievement in physical education activities, Am Assn Health Phys Ed Rec Res Q 33:493, October 1962.

Peck, Robert D. Falcon forecast (for 62-63), Airman 6:48-49, September 1962.

Policy on athletics set for service academies, AF Times 20:3, 5 September 1959.

Pres Eisenhower attends U. S. Air Acad-Geo. Washington U game, 1st since becoming Pres; illus with Acad Supt MajGen Briggs, NY Times 1:5, 12 October 1957.

President hails Falcon Stadium, ArNavAF Jour fa Reg 100:14, 27 October 1962.

Rep Hebert asks Sec McElroy set uniform policy on service acads participation in post- season football Bowl games, particularly in segregated areas, NY Times 34: 5, 13 February 1959.

Samuel, David B. The indoor sports: swimming and gymnastics, Talon 7:8-10ff, Feb- ruary 1962.

. Power baseball! ! Talon 7:10-llff, March 1962.

. Wings on their feet (AF Academy cross country team), Talon 7:20- 21 ff, December 1961. "

Samuel, David B., and Wallace, William H. Men on the way up (basketball team), Talon 7:3-5, January 1962,

Sec Quarles expects US Air Acad to have varsity team by^S, NY Times 18:6, 24April 1956.

Sen Allott reports Defense Dept favors home-and-home games between service acads, NY Times V. 9:3, 31 May 1959.

Service Academy '58 grid review, ArNavAF Jour 95;28, 30 November 1957.

Shaw (head football coach) resigns at Air Academy, AF Times 18:39, 1 February 1958.

Siler, Tom. Airmen hit the big time, Sat Eve Post 232:32-33ff, 31 October 1959.

Simler, George B. Fields of friendly combat. Air Force 42:86-88, June 1959.

Some Hq. USAF quarters lament... press treatment of AF Academy's grid team, AF Times 16:8, 3 December 1955.

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I 411 Sports report: winter'64, Talon 9; 18-20, February 1964.

412 Sporte tributes; the Talon trophies, Talon 9:16-17, May 1964.

413 Steger, Jack M. Cadet opinion of physical education at the Air force academy, AmAssn Health Phys Ed Rec Res Q 33:142-43, March 1962.

414 The Taloi) 1962 trophies for outstanding achievement in athletic competition presented to John Fer and Howard Nichols, Talon 7:14-15, May 1962.

415 Talon sports award. Talon 8:8-9, May 1963.

416 $2,333,360 stadium building contract let, NY Times V,2:3, 2 April 1961,

417 USAF reports quota system for collections rescinded, letter to Kowalski, NY Times 4:8, 21 April I960.

418 USAF teams to be known as "Falcons, " ArNavAF Regis 76:7, 1 October 1955.

419 USAFA's football AU-Americans, Talon 9:17, January 1964.

420 U. S. Air Force Academy to build 2.3 million stadium, NY Times V, 2:3, 2 Aprill96l.

421 U. S. Military, Naval and Air Force Academies revise recruiting policy to avoid conflict with colleges, NY Times 38:7, 21 June 1962.

422 Viotti, Paul R. Fencing, Talon 9:19, January 1964.

423 Waives rule barring service acads from offering financial aid to prospective athletes, NY Times 93:1, 8 January 1958.

424 Winter intramurals. Talon 6:18-19, March 1961.

425 Work is started on USAFA stadium, ArNavAF Jour 98:24, 5 November I960.


426 U. S. Congress. House. Athletic policies of the service academies. Remarks in the House. Congressional Record, vol. 108, pt. 9, 87th Cong., 2nd Sees., 1962. pp. 11560-61.

427 . Athletic professionalism in our service academies. Congressional Record, vol. 108, pt. 10, 87th Cong,, 2nd Sess., 1962. pp. 13169-71.

428 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Military construction appropriations for 1965. Hearings before a subcommittee. 88th Cong,, 2nd Sess., 1964. Pt. 2--Dept. of the Air Force and other Defense Agencies, pp. 340- 42. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 H51 1965 v.2)

429 U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services. Military construction authorization, fiscal year 1965. Hearing pursuant to H. R. 9750 and H. R. 10300. 88th Cong., 2ndSess., 1964. pp. 8509-11. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A5138 1965)

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1 430 U. S. Congress. Senate. Academiet agree to honor grants-in-atd and lettere of intent

signed with other inetttutlone by athletes. Congressional Record, vol. 108, ptT 8, 87th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1962. p. 11262.

431 . H. R. 7913, bill to bring the number of cadets up to full strength. Remarks in the Senate. Congressional Record, vol. 108, pt. 12, 87th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1962. pp. 16076-90, 16470-73.

432 U, S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Appropriations. Military construction appropriations for 1965. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 11369. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. pp. 979-82. (Spec. Cv-1, UC 46 A33 1965)

433 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services. H. R. 7913.. .and H. R. 8570, additional Academy cadets and disbursing officer funds. Full committee hearings. 87th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1962. pp. 3-10. (Spec. Coll. Y4.Ar5/3:Acl)

434 . Military construction authorization, fiscal year 1965. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 10300 (S. 2467), April 28-June 1, 1964. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. p. 582. (Spec. Cf1' UC 46 A35 1965)

OTHER SOURCES

435 Grohs, William R, "Physical training at the air academy." Maxwell AFB, Ala., 1949. 10 1. (Spec. Coll.)

436 Stratton, Dick (ed.) The 19th Annual Gator Bowl; memorial football program. Jack- sonville, FlaT! Gator Bowl Assn., 1963. (Spec. Coll.)

437 Not used.

438 U. S. Air Force Academy. Dept. of Athletics. Football programs. USAF Academy, Colo., 1955-63. (Spec. Coll.) " ~~ -——

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BOARD OF VISITORS

For members of the Board of Viators, 1956-1964, see number 474,


439 Air Academy wins praise of legislators, AF Times 20:6, 15 August 1959.

440 Air Force Academy progress studied by Board of Visitors, ArNavAF Regis 78:10, 12 October 1957. ~~~

441 Board of Visitors, USAF Academy, US Air Serv 41:21, February 1956.

442 Board sets annual visit to Academy, AF Times 17:40, 13 April 1957.

443 Cause for pride, Newsweek 47:100, 20 February 1956.

444 Drs. F. Harrington and P. S. Wild named to Visitors Board, NY Times 51:3, 25 April 1962.

445 Lindbergh, Spaatz get Academy posts (Board o? Visitors), ArNavAF Regis 77:14, 11 February 1956, ——

446 MajGen McCormack Jr named to Visitors Bd, NY Times 27:8, 1 February 1957.

447 President Eisenhower appoints BrigGen Lindbergh, 5 others to Visitors Board, NY Times 7:3, 7 February 1956. ~~

448 Secretary Wilson gets visitors board report to Eisenhower urging completing permanent facilities by July '58, and approving distinctive cadet uniform, NY Times 31:4, 26 September 1956. ' ""

449 Speaker Rayburn names 4 congressmen to visitors board, NY Times 7;6, 17 February 1956.

450 Speaker Rayburn names 4 representatives to Visitors'Board, NY Times 22:5, 9 March 1961.

451 Under-Sec re tary Douglas and Dr. Hovde appointed to Visitors' Board, NY Times 21:3, 7 January 1961,

452 V, Emanuel, E, P, Curtis named to Visitors Board, NY Times 29:1, 29 January 1958.

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453 U. S. Congress. House. Appointments to the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. 102, pt, 2, 84th Cong., ZndSess., 1956. p. 2686.

454 . Appointments to the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Aca- ~ demy. Congressional Record, vol. 103, pt. 1, 85th Cong., 1st Sess.., 1957.

p. 1327.

455 . Appointments to the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Aca- demy. Congressional Record, vol. 104, pt. 1, 85th Cong., 2nd Sess.., 1958. p. 1231.

456 . Appointments to the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Aca- demy. Congressional Record, vol. 105, pt. 1, 86th Cong,, 1st Sess., 1959. p. 1398.

457 , Appointments to the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Aca- demy. Congressional Record, vol. 106, pt. 2, 86th Cong,, 2nd Sess., I960, p. 1973.

458 . Appointments to the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Aca- demy. Congressional Record, vol. 107, pt. 3, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961. p. 3407; pt. 5, p. 6644.

459 . Appointments to the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Aca- demy. Congressional Record, vol. 108, pt, 1, 87th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1962. p. 1370.

459a . Appointments to the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Aca- demy. Congressional Record, vol. 109, pt. 2, 88th Cong., Ist Sess., 1963. p. 1545.

460 . Appointments to the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Aca- demy. Congressional Record, vol. 110, no. 9, 88th Cong., 2nd Sess,, 1964, p. 564.

461 . Report of the Board of Visitors. Congressional Rocord, vol. 105, pt. 12, 86thCong., 1st Sess., 1959. pp. 15209-10.

462 . Resignation from the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Aca- demy. Congressional Record, vol.107, pt. 5, 87th Cong,, 1st Sess,, 1961. p, 6644,

463 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services. Military construction authorization, fiscal year 1965. Hearing pursuant to H. R. 9750 and H.R. 10300. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. pp. 8385-86. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A5138 1965)

464 U. S. Congress. Senate. Appointments to the Board of Visitors to the U.S. Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. 102, pt. 3, 84th Cong., 2ndSess., 1956, p. 3089; pt. 5, p. 5890.

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465 . Appointmenti to boarda and commUiiom, (Board of Visitora to United ~ Statea Air Force Academy). Congreaaional Record, vol. 103, pt. 2, 85th

Cong., latSeaa., 1957. p. 2092.

466 . Appointmenta to the Board of Viaitora to the U. S. Air Force Aca- demy. Congreaaional Record, vol. 104, pt. 2, 85th Cong., 2nd Seaa.., 1958. p. 2059.

467 . Appointmenta to the Board of Viaitora to the U. S. Air Force Aca- ~^ demy. Congreaaional Record, vol. 105, pt. 4, 86th Cong., lat Seaa,, 1959.

p. 5385.

468 . Appointmenta to the Board of Viaitora to the U. S. Air Force Aca- demy. Congreaaional Record, vol. 106, pt. 3, 86th Cong., 2nd Seas., I960, p. 3711.

469 . Appointments to the Board of Viaitora to the U. S. Air Force Aca- demy. Congreaaional Record, vol. 107, pt. 3, 87th Cong., 1st Seas., 1961. p. 3786; pt. 5, p. 5909.

470 . Appointmenta to the Board of Viaitora to the U. S. Air Force Aca- demy. Congressional Record, vol. 108, pt. 5, 87th Cong., 2nd Seas., 1962. pp. 5746, 6820.

470a . Appointmenta to the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Aca- demy. Congressional Record, vol. 109, pt. 3, 88th Cong., Ist Sess., 1963. p. 3788. Also vol. 109, pt. 19, p. 25152.

471 . Appointmenta to the Board of Visitors. Congressional Record, vol. 110, pt. 19, 88th Cong., 1st Sesa., 1963. p. 25152.

472 . Informal report of the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Aca- demy. Congressional Record, vol. 109, pt. 8, 88th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963. pp. 10470-75.

473 . Report of the board of Visitors, 1963. Congressional Record, vol. 109, pt. 14, 88th Cong., 1st Seaa., 1963. pp. 18765-66.

OTHER SOURCES

474 Members of the Board of Viaitora for the years indicated:

Senator Gordon Allott -- 1956-57, 1959-60 Senator Frank A. Barrett -- 1958 Lieutenant General Bryant L. Boatner, USAF (Ret) -- 1959-61 Senator Robert C. Byrd -- 1961 Representative Gordon Canfield -- 1956 Senator Howard W. Cannon-- 1959, 1961, 1963 Senator John A. Carroll -- 1962 Dr. Thomas H. Carroll II -- 1964 Senator Dennia Chavez -- 1956-59 Repreaentative J. Edgar Chenoweth -- 1956-64

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CADET ACTIVITIES


Academy cadets granted officer club privileges, AF Times 23:14, 29 December 1962.

Baughman, Gary L. The 1962 class ring. Talon 6:5, May 1961.

Birdmen's best foot forward. Life 40:125-26, 9 January 1956.

Cadet activities (pictures), NY Times Mag p. 16, 24 May 1959.

Christy, Mike T. Music at USAFA, Talon 5:5, March I960.

. Now hear this,. . (Cadet audio club). Talon 6:5, December I960.

Engineering society. Talon 4;24ff, January 1959.

The Forensic Association, Talon 8:14, February 1963.

France, James T. Class ring, 1964, Talon 8:7, May 1963.

. The noblestbird (white gyrfalcon, AF Academy mascot). Talon 6:5-6, January 1961.

Gillelan, G. Howard, Airborne archers. Outdoor Life 129:124-25ff, February 1962.

Hardgrave, Gerald D. The Cadet Forum, Talon 5;6ff, November 1959.

Heiberg, Harrison H. D. Lucifer, the last of the Academy's original falcon mascots dies; letter. Talon 5;26, May I960.

Higgins, Joe. The sound of music. Talon 5:13ff, February I960.

Horsburgh, Hal, What's in a day. Talon 5:28-29, November 1959.

Manchess, Warren, and Hamilton, Ray. Operation Fallout (Christmas at USAFA), Talon 5:7ff, January I960.

Meet the people (Talon staff). Talon 6:10, June 1961.

Mountain rescue teams formed by select cadets at Academy, AF Times 24:15, 4 De- cember 1963,

The 1963 class ring. Talon 7:5, May 1962.

Sahd, Ted, Senator Goldwater guest of Cadet Forum, Talon 7:8ff, May 1962.

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i 496 Saito, Ted. Hey I Mr. Blue. (Academy's first musical production), Talon 8:22-24,

May 1963.

497 Sonic ring. (Class of '59 receive class rings), Airman 2:36, August 1958.

498 Stringer, Roger. "Pro Nobis Astra" (Class of '61 selects its ring), Talon 5;5, May 1960.

499 Trotogott, Pete. Cadet activities. Talon 7:5-6, October I960; 6;4-5, November I960.

500 . The wing commander I960 (Anthony r. Burshnick), Talon 5:7, June 1960.

501 Watts, Barry D. '65 best alive. (Class ring, 1965), Talon 9:5, May 19o4.

502 Whitaker, Ruth. Hostess for the Cadet Wing, Air Force 42:95-96, June 1959.

503 Wynne, Pat E. Allied Arts (Society at the AF Academy), Talon 5:18-19, December 1959.

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AIR FORCE MANUALS AND REGULATIONS

504 AFM 36-5. Appointment of officera in the USAF or ag Reserves of the AF. 5 February 1964.

505 AFR 23-11. Air Force Academy and Aircrew Examining Centers. 12 August 1964.

506 AFR 51-3. Aviation cadet navigator training. 11 August 1961. AFR51-3A. Supple- ment. 4 June 1963.

507 AFR 53-10. Appointment to the USAF Academy. 15 July 1964.

BOOKS

508 Arco Publishing Company. How to qualify for the United States Air Force Academy; the Arco text for job and test training. Znd ed. New York; Arco Publishing Co., 1959. 201 p. (UGB 817 A67 1959)

509 . How to qualify for United States Air Force Academy; the Arco text for job and test training. New York: Arco Publiphing Co., 1955. 228 p. (UGB 817 A67)

510 Farr, Richard. Cadet by appointment. Washington, D. C: McGregor & Werner, Inc., 1960. (U 408.3 F23)

511 MacCloskey, Monro. How to qualify for the service academies. New York: Richard Rosen Press, 1964. (U 408 M12)


512 AF Academy appointing may change, AF Times 17:2, 3 August 1957,

513 AF Academy enrollment, ArNavAF Regis 76:20, 1 October 1955.

514 AF Academy takes applications for '58, AF Times 17:47, 6 July 1957.

515 AF Academy vacancies for airmen and soldiers, ArNavAF Jour 95:2, 30 November 1957.

516 Academies now open to reserves, ArNavAF Regis 80:24, 26 September 1959.

517 Academies set standards in screening applicants, AF Times 20:6, 9 April I960.

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519 Academy applications (quota changes announced). Airman 1:41, September 1957.

520 Academy appointment sources shown for next seven years, ArNavAFJourfa Reg 101:37, 29 February 1964.

521 Academy bill nears okay; new class of 985 eyed, AF Times 24:4, 5 February 1964.

522 Academy bill to hike entry quota to 985, another big jump in '68, AF Times 24:19, 26 February 1964.

523 Academy chiefs ask appointment changes, AF Times 19:4, 16 May 1959.

524 Academy chiefs seek appointment changes, ArNavAF Jour 96: Iff, 16 May 1959.

525 Academy hopefuls better rush (application), AF Times 21:5, 17 September I960.

526 Academy liaison bids must be approved. Air Reservist 10:3, January 1958.

527 Academy physicals, Air Reservist 11:6, February 1959.

528 Air Academy liaison slots open to highly qualified reservists with info background, Air Reservist 9:4, October-November 1957.

529 Air Force Academy announces cadets for initial class, AF Times 15:3, 21 May 1955.

530 Air Force Academy appointments, ArNavAF Regis 76:3, 13 August 1955.

531 Air Force Academy has over 6,000 nominations, ArNavAF Regis 76:8, 5 March 1955.

532 The Air Force Academy--you or your son, AF Psnl Newsletter 10:12, May 1957.

533 Applying early means crack at 'good thing, ' Academy appointment, AF Times 17:5, 6 October 1956. ~~~ "*~

534 Appointments for second class at Air Force Academy, ArNavAF Regis 76:8, 23 July 1955.

535 Army-Navy-Air Force Journal reports only 500 applicants for admission, NY Times 31:2, 26 September 1954. ——

536 Ask 30 Academy slots for foreigners, AF Times 17:9, 11 May 1957.

537 Baldwin on need to improve system of apptmts to service academies, NY Times 16:1, 12 June 1958. ~ "

538 The Big Hangar: a new (AF Academy) scholarship fund, AF Times 19:8, 20 June 1959.

539 Bill raising authorized cadet strength from 2,529 to 4,417, equal to that of the Naval Academy, signed, NY Times 19:30, 5 March 1964.

540 Bill signed setting up interim apptmts system allowing each member of Congress 1 apptmt yearly, Pres, 22, NY Times 51:1, 29 August 1957.

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541 "C pupil at top •chool may get into AF Academy, AF Time» 23:16, 31 July 1963.

542 Cadet boost gains steam, AF Times 22:Iff, 21 July 1962.

543 Cadet nominations sought, NY Times 32:7, 3 April 1954.

544 Cadets selected for first USAFA class, ArNavAF Regis 76:2, 21 May 1955.

545 Calling all would-be flyers. Scholastic 67:19, 6 October 1955.

546 Candidate nominations reach 5,500, over double those of US Mil and Naval Acads com- bined, NY Times 35:1, 19 February 1956.

547 Class of 1964 enters Academy, AF Times 20:8, 16 July I960.

548 Competitive exams opened for 2d class, NY Times 28:2, 25 September 1955.

549 Concrete and cost charges command headline attention, but cadets remain the priceless factor at the USAF Academy, ArNavAF Jour 95:lff, 9 August 1958.

550 Congress approves bill to appoint one candidate each from Guam, Virgin Islands and American Samoa a year, NY Times 33:5, 5 September 1962.

551 Congress asked to revise academy appointments, AF Times 18:12, 5 July 1958,

552 Congress okay not likely in time to 'beef up1 new Academy class, AF Times 23:22, 26 June 1963.

553 Deadline is December 30th for Reservists to qualify for Air Academy, Air Reservist 7:13, November 1955.

554 Educ Office rept on enrollment, NY Times 15:5, 28 December 1957.

555 800 enter July class at Academy, AF Times 21:18, 8 April 1961.

556 850 report to Academy, AF Times 23:5, 3 July 1963.

557 Eisenhower exec order gives Defense Secretary right to designate students from other Amer repubs, NY Times 16:6, 28 February 1956.

558 Eisenhower writes letter to Pres in '72 asking him to appoint I. C. Kincheloe 3d, son of Capt Kincheloe, killed preparing for space flight; gives Ir to Mrs Kincheloe, NY Times 1:5, 19 November 1958.

559 Enrollment hike asked at Academy, AF Times 23: Iff, 12 June 1963.

560 Examination cadets beat appointees, AF Times 23:10, 19 June 1963.

561 5,500 applicants to compete for 300 vacancies in Acad 2d class, NY Times 26:6, 8 Feb- ruary 1956.

562 5,500 compete for Academy. AF Times 16:10, 11 February 1956.

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563 5,564 nominations and applications for appointment received; Talbott comments, NY Times 15:1, 19 February 1955.

564 Flying backwards (AF Academy appointments). Editorial, AF Times 18:8, 10 August 1957.

565 448 to win Academy appointments this month, AF Times 18:5, 12 April 1958.

566 45 EM among 800 set for next Academy class, AF Times 21:11, 20 May 1961.

567 44 'sons' in Academy class of '63, AF Times 20:41, 8 August 1959.

568 49 take them (entrance exams), Mitchell base, NY Times 1:2, 16 March 1955.

569 Gates, Ed. Enrollment hike asked at Academy, AF Times 23:Iff, 12 June 1963.

570 Greater flexibility (of candidate selection at Air Force Academy), Airman 3:32, Feb- ruary 1959.

571 H. W. Baldwin on expansion plans, NY Times 45:1, 29 March 1964.

572 Harmon on cadets scholastic, physical and other requirements; competitive entrance exams set, NY Times 29:1, 12 November 1954.

573 Hearing slated on bill to up cadet strength, AF Times 24:10, 11 December 1963.

574 Here's rundown on USAFA '66, ArNavAF Jour fc Reg 99:14, 18 August 1962.

575 High standards, keen competition guide selections for Air Academy, AF Times 22;2, 4 November 1961.

576 Hill shelves AF Academy strength bill, AF Times 24:4, 25 December 1963.

377 House of Representatives approves raising appointments quota, NY Times 67:5, 29 June 1960.

578 House of Representatives committee approves bill for about 50 more admissions a year to offset attrition, NY Times 20:1, 10 June I960.

579 House OKs boost for Academy; more EM, kin could be enrolled, AF Times 23:16, 31 July 1963.

580 How the Academy picks the best. Air Force 42:100, June 1959.

581 Ike signs Academy, other bills, AF Times 18:7, 14 September 1957.

582 McDermott, Robert F. A striving for excellence. Talon, 8:8-10, June 1963.

583 McDonald, Bill. Rules eased on physicals for Academy, AF Times 19:lff, 13 Decem- ber 1958.

584 Many AF cadets had prior college years, AF Times 19:16, 13 June 1959.

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585 Military applicant! for academy urged to seek congressional aid, AF Times 19:5, 15 November 1958.

586 More Academy appointments for sons of service, ArNavAF Jour 92:873, 26 March 1955.

587 Negro servicemen urged to apply for Academies, AF Times 24:10, 25 March 1964.

588 Neubauer, John. Four Academy heads propose change in school appointments, AF Times 18:18, 26 April 1958.

589 New physical standards for AF Academy cadets, AF Psnl Newsletter 12:2, January 1959.

590 New requirements at AF Academy, ArNavAF Jour fc Reg 100:14, 17 August 1963.

591 Newly-elected Congressmen authorized to nominate 10 candidates each to compete for apptmts, NY Times 29:3, 23 November 1956.

592 99 Academy prep grade enter frosh cadet class, AF Times 23:3, 11 August 1962.

593 Nominations near 1500 mark for first USAF Academy class, ArNavAF Regis 76:8, 8 January 1955.

594 1,654 nominated for apptmts; Acad seeks 6000, NY Times 30:2, 19 December 1954.

595 1,240 qualify to take exams for apptmt; Harmon hopes 5000 will take final exams, NY Times 16:6, 29 November 1954.

596 Overhaul of Academy appointments urged to eliminate "waste and heartbreak," ArNavAF Jour 95:24, 9 August 1958.

597 A path to the 'stars (how Guardsman can qualify for West Point or the AF Academy), Nat Guardsman 15:19-20, April 1961.

598 Pentagon asks for more appointments to USMA and USAFA for service sons, ArNavAF Jour 94:18, 6 April 1957.

599 Pentagen wants Academy boost (in foreign student enrollment), ArNavAF Jour 98:Iff, 6 May 1961.

600 Pentagon's Service Academy bill re-written, ArNavAF Jour Ik Reg 100:2, 6 July 1963.

601 Physical requirements for entrants lowered, NY Times 43:4, 9 December 1958.

602 Plan offers lawmakers more say in cadet pick, AF Times 17:10, 6 July 1957.

603 Projects at Academy include expanding size of wing, AF Times 23:3, 3 April 1963.

604 Proposal gives service sons greater opportunity to enter USMA and USAFA, ArNavAF Jour 94:2, 12 January 1957. *

605 Propose ending direct apptmts of candidates by Congressmen, placing greater stress on broad, basic educ and widening Cadet-midshipman exchs to include all 4 acads, NY Times 64:1, 20 April 1958.

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606 Record lift of applicants leek to enter Academy, AFTimei 19:4, 18 April 1959.

607 Representative Andersen blocks bill for President to appoint 211 more cadets yearly, NY Times 25:4, 6 July 1955.

608 Reservists and ANG men may apply for AF Academy cadet vacancies. Air Reservist 7:7, September 1955.

609 Ruling on Academy appointments possible when Congress returns, AF Times 20:19, 16 July 1960.

610 Scholarship trust aids sons of service who seek admission to AF Academy, ArNavAF Jour 96:24, 13 June 1959.

611 Screening for Academy, AF Times 19:11, 9 May 1959.

612 Second Academy class now taking applications, AF Times 16:48, 3 September 1955.

613 Secretary Talbott names first class; many sons of service, ArNavAF Jour 92:1146, 21 May 1955.

614 Sen. H. A. Williams, Jr., to ask N. J. citizens committee help screen applicants for appointment, NY Times 31:5, 8 May 1962.

615 Sen. Javits interviews candidates for appointments, NY Times 83:1, 7 January 1962.

616 Senate (Armed Services) Committee OK's Academy boost, ArNavAF Jour 8t Reg 99:20, 9 June 1962. ——— —

617 Senate committee approves bill to admit 50 more cadets a year, NY Times 20:6, 25 May 1962.

618 Senate gets Academy bill, AF Times 18:10, 10 August 1957.

619 Senate OK's Academy bill with 'rider, ' AF Times 24:4, 19 February 1964.

620 Senate unit nears vote on cadet bill, AF Times 24:46, 18 December 1963.

621 Service academies superintendents urge widening appointee selection requirements, minimum 4-year terms for officer-instructor and forming athletic council, NY Times 28:6, 1 April I960.

622 6500 applicants seen for Academy in fall, AF Times 19:13, 14 February 1959.

623 6,358 take entrance exams, NY Times 47:1, 7 March 1955.

624 Stockstill, Louis R. Better break for Service sons, but later, ArNavAF Jour & Reg 101:39, 22 February 1964.

625 . More cadets for USMA, USAFA, ArNavAF Jour fc Reg 100:2, 8 June 1963.

626 Stone explains need for boost, AF Times 24:46, 18 December 1963.

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627 Third Academy class boasts ten AF sons, AF Times 17:13, 15 June 1957.

628 300 enter, NY Times 25:3, 10 July 1956.

629 300 to be chosen for Academy, ArNavAF Regis 77:9, 15 December 1956.

630 301 cadets for 1st class listed, NY Times 10:4, 17 May 1955.

631 28 airmen appointed to Academy, AF Times 18:14, 7 June 1958.

632 2800 youths qualify for 800 Academy slots, AF Times 23:18, 8 May 1963.

633 200 Academy openings asked for USAF sons, AF Times 17:35, 20 April 1957.

634 USAF Academy applications, ArNavAF Regis 76:3, 26 February 1955.

635 USAF Academy will be 8 years building cadet corps to strength of West Point, ArNavAF Jour 92:1372, 16 July 1955.

636 USAF disqualified applicants not in upper half of high school senior class, NY Times 3:3, 28 September I960,

637 USAF to seek Cong approval to enlarge cadet corps, NY Times 34:1, 6 December 1957.

638 USAFA academic appointments (for 1962-63) set, ArNavAF Jour fe Reg 100:29, 15 Sep- tember 1962.

639 USAFA (appointment system) problem, ArNavAF Jour 99:10, 16 September 1961.

640 Why not make the effort? AF Times 17:8, 6 October 1956.


641 U. S. Civil Service Commission. Information for candidates in examination for desi &Z nation to United States Military, Naval, and Air Force Academies. Washing- ton, Gov't. Print. Off., 1954. (Spec. Coll.)

642 U. S. Congretj. Public laws, 83rd Congress, H. R. 4231, act to authorize appointments to United States Military Academy and United States Naval Academy of sons of certain individuals who were killed in action or who died or shall die as a result of active service in World War I, World War II, or betweenperiod beginning June 27, 1950, and ending on date proclaimed by the President or Congress. Approved 3 June 1954. Public law 381. 83rd Cong,, 2nd Sess., 1954. 2 p. (Spec. Coll.)

643 , Public laws, 84th Congress, H. R. 2106, act to provide for enlist- ment contracts or periods of obligated service of members of Armed Forces shall not terminate by reason of appointment as cadets or midshipmen at Mil- itary, Naval, Air Force or Coast Guard Academies, or as midshipmen in Na- val Reserve, and for other purposes. Approved 25 June 1956. Public law 614. 84th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1956. 1 p. (Spec. Coll.)

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644 . Public lawt, 85th Congreas, H. R. 8531, act to provide interim system for appointment of cadets to Air Force Academy for additional period of 4 year». Approved 28 August 1957. Public law 182, 85th Cong., IstSess., 1957. 1 p. (Spec. Coll.)

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. Public laws, 87th Congress, S. 3628, act to amend Uüe 10, United States Code, to authorize the appointment of citizens or nationals of the United States from American Samoa, Guam, or the Virginlslands to the U.S. Military Academy, the U>S. Naval Academy, and the U.S. Air Force Academy. Approv- ed 14 September 19i2. Public law 663. 87th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1962. 1 p. (Spec. Coll.)

Public laws, 87th Congress, S. J. Res.129, joint resolution authorizing the Secretary of the Air Force to admit a citizen of the Kingdom of Thailand to the U. S. Air Force Academy. Approved 31 May 1962. Cong., 2nd Sess., 1962. 1 p. (Spec. Coll.)

Public law 462, 87th

. Public laws, 88th Congress, H. R. 7356, to amend title 10, United States Code, relating to the nomination and selection of candidates for appointment to the Military, Naval, and Air Force Academies. Approved 3 March 1964, Public lav/ 276^ 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964, S"p. (Spec. Coll.)

648 U. S. Congress. House. Academic grand slam. Extension of remarks of Daniel J. Flood. Congressional Record, vol. 101, Appendix, 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955. pp. A3733-34,

649 Academy appointments. Remarks in the House. Congressional Record, vol, 10*, pt, 1, 85th Cong,, 2nd Sess,, 1958, pp, 478-79,

650 , Admission to service academies. Letter from Adam Yarmolinsky. Congressional Record, vol, 109, pt. 12, 88th Cong., IstSess., 1963, p, 15624.

651 , Air Force Academy appointment. Letter from Robert A, Larsen. Congressional Record, vol, 107, Appendix, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961. p. A3532.

652 . Appointments to our service academies. Extension of remarks of Rep. Clark MacGregor. Congressional Record, vol. 107, Appendix, 87th Cong., IstSess., 1961. p. A3532.

653 , H. J. Res. 559, authorizing the Secretary of the Air Force to admit a citizen of Thailand to the U. S. Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. 107, pt. 12, 87th Cong IstSess., 1961. p. 17637.

654

655

. H. R. 130, bill to permit a Representative in Congress to nominate as a candidate to a service academy, a person domiciled at any place in the State from which such Representative is elected. Congressional Record, vol. 107, pt. 1, 87th Cong., IstSess., 1961. p. 37.

H. R. 5269, to increase the number of cadets that the President may personally select for appointment to the United States Military Academy and the United States Air Force Aciuemy. 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955. 2 p. (Spec. Coll.) '

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Civil Air Patrol M cadets at the United States Air Force Academy. 84th Cong., Ist Sess., 1955. 1 p. (Spec. Coll.) "~ ~

657 . H. R. 6142, bill to authorize the appointment of citizens of Guam to the U. S. Military Academy, U. S. Naval Academy, and the U. S. Air Force Academy! Congressional Record, vol. 107, pt, 5, 87th Cong., 1st Sesa., 1961. p. 5531.

658 . H. R. 6728, bill to bring number of cadets up to full strength. Con- gre8gional Record) volt YÖT, pt. 6, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961. pi-6992.

659 . H. R. 6848, bill to bring the number of cadets at the U. S. Military Academy and the U. S. Air Force Academy up to full strength, and to authorize admittance of students from friendly foreign countries to the U. S. Military Academy, the U. S. Naval Academy, and the U. S. Air Force Academy. Con- gressional Record, vol. 107, pt. 6, 87ch Cong., 1st Sess., 1961, p. 7436.

660 . H. R. 7356, nomination and selection "f candidates for appointment to the Military, Naval, and Air Force Academies. Remarks in the House. Con- gressional Record, vol. 110, no. 27, 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964, pp. 2832- 34.

661 . H. R. 7913, bill to bring the number of cadets at the U. S. Military Academy and the U. S. Air Force Academy up to full strength. Remarks in the House. Congressional Record, vol. 107, pts. 9 and 11, 87th Cong,, 1st Sess., 1961. pp. 11550, 12420, 14738-40, 15002.

662 , H. R.-8526, bill to bring the number of cadets at the U. S. Military Academy and the U. S. Air Force Academy up to full strength. Congression- al Record, vol. 107, pt. 11, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961. p. 14809.

663 . H. R. 12417, bill to bring number of cadets up to full strength. Con- gressional Record, vol. 106, pt. 9, 86th Cong., 2nd Sess., I960, p. 11332.

664 . H, R. 13226, bill to provide more flexibility in making additional appointments to bring number of cadets up to full strength. Congressional Record, vol. 104, pt. 10, 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. p. 12736.

665 . New college try. Article by Holnnes Alexander. Congressional Rec- "" ord, vol. 101, Appendix, 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955. p. A5905.

666 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Department of Defense appropriations for 1957. Hearings before a subcommittee. 84th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1956. pp. 409-10. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1957)

667 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1961. Hearings before a subcommittee. 86th Cong., 2nd Sess., I960. Pt. 2--Policy statements, pp 224-25. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1961 v.1-2)

668 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1962. Hearings before a subcommittee. 87th Cong., IstSess., 1961. Pt. 6--Nuclear propulsion, etc. p. 84. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1962 v.6)

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11 tot Defense appropriation» for 1965. Hearings before a * h Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964, Pt. 1--Military personnel. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1965 v.l)

. Department of the Air Force appropriationa for 1957.. Hearings before a subcommittee^ 84th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1956. pp. 923-24, 1021-22. (Spec. Coll. UGH 5415 A33 1957)

671 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services. Amending title 10, United States Code, relating to the nomination and selection of candidates for appointment to the Military, Naval, and Air Force Academies. Report 538 to accompany H. R.7356. 88th Cong., IstSess., 1963. 28 p. (Spec. Coll.)

672 Amending title 10, United States Code, to bring the number of cadets at the U. S. Military Academy and the U. S, Air Force Academy up to full strength. Report 713 to accompany H. R. 7913, .' p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 816 U5)

87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961.

673

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. Amending title 10, United States Code, to bring number of cadets at U. S. Military Academy and the U. S. Air Force Academy up to full strength. Report 1826 to accompany H. R, 12417. 86th Cong., 2nd Sess., I960. 9 p. (Spec. Coll.)

. Authorizing appointments to Military and Naval Academy of sons of certain members of Armed Forces who died or shall die as a result of active service on or after June 27, 1950. Report 1189 to accompany H. R. 4231. 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. 5 p. (Spec, Coll.)

. Authorizing nomination of certain members of Civil Air Patrol as cadets at Air Force Academy. Report 851 to accompany H. R. 5623. 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955. 3 p. (Spec. Coll.)

676

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678

. Authorizing the appointment of citizens or nationals of the United States from American Samoa, Guam, or the Virgin Islands to the U.S. Mil- itary Academy, the U. S. Naval Academy, and the U. S, Air Force AcacTemy. Report 2293 to accompany S. 3628. 87th Cong,, 2ndSess., 1962, 6 p, (Spec, Coll.)

, Authorizing the Secretary of the Air Force to admit citizens ofthe Kingdom of Thailand to the Air Force Academy, Report 1678 to accompany H. J. Res559. 87th Cong,, 2nd Sess., 1962, 3 p, (Spec. Coll.)

. H. J. Res. 559, bill authorizing the Secretary of the Air Force to admit a citizen of the Kingdom of Thailand to the U, S, Air Force Academy, Hearing before a subcommittee. (Spec. Coll. UGB 817 U511)

87th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1962. pp, 5201-03,

679 . H. R. 2429, a bill to increase the number of cadets that the President may personally select for appointment to the U. S. Military Academy and the U. S. Air Force Academy. Hearing before the committee, 85th Cong,, Ist Sess., 1957, pp, 2345-48, (Spec, Coll. Y4,Ar5/2a:957-58/37)

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680 . H. R. 2429. a bill to tncrea«e the number of cadett that the Pregident may peraonally »elect for appointment to the United States Military Academy and the United State» Air Force Academy. Hearing! before a «ubcommittee. 85th Cong., lit Sets., 1957, pp. 362)-73, (Spec. Coll. Y4. Ar5/2a:957-58 /58)

681 . .,, H, R. 4231,.., authorizing appointment» to U. S. Military Aca- ~ demy and U. S. Naval Academy of sone of certain individual» who were killed

in action or who died or »hall die a» a re»ult of active aervice in World War I, World War U, or between period beginning June 27, 1950, and ending on date proclaimed by the Preaident or Congre»». Hearing before the committee on ... H. R. 4231. 83rd Cong., 2nd Se»»., 1954. pp. 3177-82. (Spec. Coll. Y4.Ar5/2a:953. 54/58)

682 . H. R. 5337, to provide for the eatabliahment of a United States Air Force Academy. Hearings before the committee. 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. pp. 2969-3068. (Spec. Coll. UGB 756 A72 1954)

683 . H. R. 6611, to amend title 10, U.S.Code, relating to the nomination and selection of candidates for appointment to the Military and Air Force Academies. Hearings before a subcommittee. 88th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963. pp. 3467-3536. (Y4.Ar5/2a:963-64/18)

684 . H. R. 6728, to amend title 10, U.S. Code, to bring the number of cadets at the U. S. Military Academy and the U. S. Air Force Academy up to full strength... Hearings before a subcommittee. 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961. pp. 2231-49. (Spec. Coll. Y4. Ar5/2a:961-62/22)

685 . ... H. R. 7133.. . , a bill to extend the interim system for appointment of cadets to the United States Air Force Academy for an additional period of 4years. Hearings before a subcommittee.. 85thCong., 1st Sess., 1957. pp. 2887-95. (Spec. Coll. Y4,Ar5/2a:957-58/47)

686 . ... H. R. 7 356, bill relating to nomination and selection of candidates for appointment to the Military, Naval and Air Force Academies. Hearings before the committee. 88th Cong., IstSess., 1963. pp. 5585-94. (Spec. Coll. Y4.Ar5/2a:963-64/21)

687 . H. R. 8531, a bill to provide an interim system for the appointment of cadets to the United States Air Force Academy for an additional period of 4years.. Hearings before a subcommittee. 85th Cong.., 1st Sess., 1957. pp. 2898-2905. (Spec. Coll. Y4.Ar5/2a:957-58/48)

688 , ... H. R. 8531. .. , bill to provide an interim system for appointment of cadets to the United States Air Force Academy for an additional period of 4years. Hearings before the committee. 85th Cong., 1st Sess., 1957. pp. 3201-03. (Spec. Coll. Y4.Ar5/2a:957-58/51)

689 . increasing number of cadets President may select for appointment to UnitedStates Military and Air Force Academies. Report 850 to accompany H. R. 5269. 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955. 4 p. (Spec. Coll.)

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690 . Military and naval conttruction appropriation» for 1957. Hearing» before the committee on H. R. 7130 and H. R. 8240. 85th Cong., Ist Seas., 1957. p. 2150. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A514 1957)

691 . Military conitruction authorization, fiscal year 1965. Hearing pursuant to H. R. 9750 and H.R. 10300. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. pp. 8364- 65, 8387. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A5138 1965)

692 . Providing interim system for appointment of cadets to U. S. Air Force Academy. Report 872 to accompany H. R. 8531. 85th Cong., Ist Sess., 1957. 10 p. (Spec. Coll.)

693 . Providing more flexibility in making additional appointments to bring the number of cadets at Military Academy and Air Force Academy up to full strength. Report 2186 to accompany H. R. 13226. 85th Cong., 2ndSes8., 1958, 7 p. (Spec, Coll.)

694 . Providing that periods of obligated service to members of Armed Forces shall not terminate by reason of appointment to service academy. Re- port 1701 to accompany H. R. 2106. Coll.)

84th Cong., 2nd Sess,, 1956. 3 p. (Spec,

695 , ...S. 3628..., to amend title 10, U.S.Code, to authorize the appointment of citizens or nationals of the UnitedStates from AmericanSamoa, Guam, or the Virginlslands to the U. S. Military Academy, the U. S. Naval Academy, and the U. S. Air Force Academy. Hearings before the committee, 87th Cong,, 2nd Sess., 1962. pp. 7089-90. (Spec. Coll. UGB 817 U5Uf)

696 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Rules. H.R. 12417, amending title 10, U, S, Code, to bring the number of cadets at the U. S, Military Academy and the U. S. Air Force Academy up to full strength. Report 1997 to accompany H. Res, 577, 86th Cong., 2nd Sess., I960. 1 p, (Spec, Coll,)

697 U, S, Congress. Senate, H.R. 7356, nomination and selection of candidates for appointment to the Military, Naval, and Air Force Academies, Remarks in the Senate, Congressional Record, vol. 110, pt, 2, 88th Cong,, 2nd Sess,, 1964, pp. 2401-04,

698 , H, R. 7913, bill to bring the number of cadets up to full strength. Re- marks in the Senate, Congressional Record, vol, 108, pt, 12, 87th Cong,, 2nd Sess., 1962. pp. loi. -60, 16063-64, 16071, 16072, 16076,

699 . S. 1808, bill to nominate 40 cadets to the Air Force Academy from among members of Civil Air Patrol. Letter from Secretary Douglas, Con- gressional Record, vol. 101, pt. 4, 84thCong,, IstSess,, 1955, pp, 5074-75,

700 . S. 1877, bill to authorize the appointment of citizens of Guam and the Virgin Islands to the U. S. Military, Naval and Air Force Academies. Con- gressional Record, vol. 107, pt. 6, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961. p. 8022,

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. S. 2150, bill to authorize the appointment of citizens of Guam to the S. Military Academy, U. S. Naval Academy, and the U. S. Air Force Aca-

demy. Remarks in the Senate. Congressional Record, vol. 107, pt, 9, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961. pp. 11355-56.

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702 . S. 3628, bill to authorize the appointment of citizen! or nationall of the United Statei from American Samoa, Guam, or the Virgin Iiland» to the U. S. Military Academy, the U. S. Naval Academy, and the U. S. Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. 106, 1962. p. 16022.

pt. 12, 87th Cong., 2nd Seas.,

703 . S. J. Re». 129, authorizing the Secretary of the Air Force to admit a citizen of the Kingdom of Thailand to the U. S. Air Force Academy. Congres- sional Record, vol. 107, pt. 13, 87th Cong., IstSess., 1961. p. 17464; vol. 108, pts. 6 t 7, 87th Cong., 2ndSe88., 1962. pp. 7197, 8686, 8829-30, 8970, 8975, 9997.

704 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Appropriations. Department of Defense appropriation bill for 1964. Report 502 to accompany H. R. 7179. 88th Cong., IstSess., 1963. p. 29 (Spec. Coll.)

705

706

, Department of Defense appropriations for 1957. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 10986. 84th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1956. pp. 905, 1064. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1957 Excerpts)

Department of Defense appropriationa for I960 subcommittee on H. R. 7454. 86thCong., IstSess. 605, 622. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 I960)

1959. Hearings before a pp. 580-586, 604-

707 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1961. Hearings before a ~"~ subcommittee on H. R. 11998. 86th Cong., 2nd Sess., I960. Pt. 1, pp. 515-

516, 668, 672. Pt. 2, p. 1764. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1961 v.l and v.2)

708 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services. Amending title 10, United States Code, relating to the nomination and selection of candidates for appointment to the Military, Naval, and Air Force Academies. Report 869 to accompany H. R. 7 536. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. 44 p. (Spec. Coll.)

709 . Amending title 10, Uniied States Code, to authorize the appointment

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of citizens or nationals of the United States from American Samoa, Guam, or the Virgin Islands to the U. S. Military Academy, the U. S. Naval Academy, and the U. S. Air Force Academy. Report 1885 to accompany S. 3628. 87th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1962. 6 p. (Spec. Coll.)

. Authorizing appointments to Military and Naval Academy of sons of certain members of Armed Forces who died or shall die as a result of active service in World War I, World War II, or after June 27, 1950. Report 1281 to accompany H. R. 4231. 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. 5 p. (Spec. Coll.)

711

712

. Authorizing the appointment of additional qualified alternate and competitive nominees at the U. S. Military Academy and the U. S. Air Force Aca- demy. Report 1534 to accompany H. R. 7913. 87th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1962. 8 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB816U51)

. Authorizing the Secretary of the Air Force to admit a citizen of the Kingdom of Thailand to the U. S. Air Force Academy. Report 1360 to accompany S. J. Res. 129. 87th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1962. 3 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 817 U51)

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713 . H. R. 5337, to provide for the eitablUhment of a United States Air Force Academy, Hearings before the committee. 83rdCong., ZndSess., 1954. 72 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 756 A72 1954a)

714 . .. . H. R. 5623..., authorizing nomination of certain members of Civil Air Patrol as cadets at Air Force Academy. Hearings on miscellaneous bills. Committee print. 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955. pp. 26-35. (Spec. Coll.)

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717 . . . . H. R. 8531..., providing an interim system for appointment of cadets to U. S. Air Force Academy. Hearings on miscellaneous bills. 85th Cong., Ist Sess., 1957. pp. 31-38. (Spec. Coll. Y4.Ar5/3:B49/12/957-2)

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719 • Providing that periods of obligated service of members of Armed Forces shall not terminate by reason of appointment to service academy. Re- port 2050 to accompany H. R. 2106. 84th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1956. 4 p. (Spec. Coll.)

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723 Hecker, George. "Politicians and generals."' Thesis, Air University, 1963. 50 1. (Spec. Coll. UGB 816.5 H44)

724 Jefferson, Ray O. "The selection of student personnel for the United States Air Force Academy." Thesis, Air University, 1962. 57 1. (Spec, Coll.)

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726 Price, John N. "An investigation of nonacademic selection variables in predicting success in U.S. military academies with special reference to the Air Force Aca- demy." Thesis, Colorado College, 1962. 60 1. (Spec. Coll. UGB 817 P94)

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PART IX

CHAPEL, CADET


728 AF chapel funds approved, ArNavAF Regis 78:10, 17 August 1957.

729 Academy chapel critics premature, USAF says, AF Times 15:37, 4 June 1955.

730 Academy chapel to stage first open house, AF Times 24; 16, 11 September 1963.

731 Academy expects chapel completion by December, AF Times 22:8, 12 August 1961.

732 Air Academy chapel shapes up. Arch Forum 114:128-29.. May 1961.

733 Air force academy chapel. Arch Rec 132:85-92, December 1962.

734 Air Force Academy Chapel, Mil Ch 35:21, May-June 1962.

735 Air Force Gothic (chapel). Time 70:62, 19 August 1957.

7 36 Architect J. O. Merrill reports radical design for chapel dropped, NY Times 18:2, 4 July 1955.

737 Chapel (editorial), NY Times 18:3, 23 August 1957.

738 Chapel architects, Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, win AIA Reynolds Memorial award; bldg illus, NY Times VIII, 1:1, 31 May 1964.

739 Chapel illustrated, NY Times 28:2, 30 September 1961.

740 Chapel model illus, NY Times 3:2, 10 August 1957.

741 Contract award announced for chapel at Air Academy, AF Times 20:3, 5 September 1959.

742 Controversial chapel assumes its striking new form. Life 50:60-61, 2 June 1961.

743 Controversy over a chapel, US News fc W Rept 44:14, 17 January 1958.

744 House blocks chapel funds for Academy, AF Times 18:12, 10 August 1957.

745 House, 102-53, bars bldg of chapel; holds design monstrosity, NY Times 11:1, 7 Au- gust 1957.

746 Interfaith chapel (photo), The Times (London) 8c(5*), 14 july 1961.

747 Interfaith chapel at the United States Air Force Academy, Illus Lond N 239:86, 15 July 1961. "■"

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748 Letter scores design (chapel), NY Times 20:6, 15 August 1957.

749 MacCollum, I. C. Air Academy Chapel; abstract. Arch Forum 103:150, November 1955.

750 Nearing completion is the 17-8pired (Air Force Academy) Chapel which provides separate chapels for the Protestant, Catholic and Jewish faiths within one structure; photo only, AF Times 23:5, 11 August 1962.

751 Olcheski, Bill. Chiefs see chapel dedication, AF Times 24:2, 2 October 1963.

752 Reaching skyward, 3M Tartan (house organ), pp. 22-23, Winter 1963. (Spec. Coll.)

753 Reverses stand, House votes funds, NY Times 83:3, 8 August 1957.

754 SOM chapel approaches completion at Air Force Academy, Prog Arch 42:47, January 1961.

755 SecQuarles, USAF officers panel inspect Acad site and chapel plans; latterdesign still undecided; Sec will only recommend design approved by all religious faiths, NY Times 81:3, 17 March 1957.

7 56 Sen Carroll repts USAF has rejected all bids for bldg chapel as too costly, NY Times 23:6, 20 March 1959.

7 57 Sen Robertson scores revised plans for chapel, NY Times 5:1, 17 January 1958.

758 Senator Stennis, other Senators urge cancelling funds for chapel; score design, NY Times 26:5, 31 August 1957.

759 Skirt or wigwam? US News k W Rept 39:12, 22 July 1955.

760 Space age symbol; Air Academy chapel. Eng N 166:32-34, 20 April 1961.

761 Spired monstrosity? America 97:514, 24 August 1957.

762 Spires that soar; Air Force academy chapel. Time 80:34-39, 27 July 1962.

763 Steel pipe structure for U. S. Air Force Academy chapel. Engineer 212:38, 7 July 1961.

764 Temko, Allan. Air academy chapel: a critical appraisal; discussion. Arch Forum 118: 19, February 1963. ~~

765 Tubular tetrahedrons: Air Force's new chapel. Prog Arch 42:182-187, 7 September 1961.

766 USAF will adhere to chapel plan unless Cong acts, NY Times 19:8, 6 September 1957.

767 USAFA chapel called almost "sacrilegious" but gets approval in final House vote, ArNavAF Jour 94:3, 10 August 1957.

768 USAFA chapel funds again in jeopardy but Air Force says plans remain firm, ArNavAF Jour 95:8, 7 September 1957.

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769 With steeple; interfaith chapel, Time 66:38, 18 July 1955.


770 U. S. Congress. House. Description of chapel. From report of inspection of Air Force Academy by 10 members of Congress. Congressional Record, vol. 110, no. 28, 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. pp. 2933-36.

771 . Design of chapel. Congressional Record, vol. 103, pt. 10, 85th Cong,, IstSess., 1957. pp. 13769-70, 13789-90, 13926-28.

772 U. S. Congress. House, Committee on Appropriations, Department of Defense appropriations for 1965, Hearings before a subcommittee, 88th Cong,, 2ncJ Sess,, 1964. Pt. 2--Operatic.i and maintenance, pp. 502-04. (Spec, Coll, UA 23.3 A33 1965 v,2)

773 , Military construction appropriations for 1956. Additional hearings before a subcommittee on the United States Air Force Academy, 84th Cong,, 1st Sess., 1955, pp, 44-46, (Spec, Coll, UC 46 A51 1956 Suppl.)

774 , Military construction appropriations for 1958, Hearings before a subcommittee, Pt, 2 - Dept, of the Air Force, 85th Cong,, IstSess,, 1957. pp 154-55, (Spec, Coll. UC 46 A51 1958 v,2)

775 , Military construction appropriations for 1958, Hearings before a subcommittee, Pt, 4 - Overall program, pp, 453-54, (Spec, Coll. UC 46 A51 1958 v.4)

776 . Military construction appropriations for 1959, Hearings before subcommittee, Pt, 2 - Overall program, Dept, of the Air Force. 85th Cong., 2nd Sess,, 1958. pp. 48, 1016. (Spec, Coll, UC 46 A51 1959 v.2)

777 , Military construction appropriations for 1960. Hearings before a subcommittee, 86th Cong., 1st Sess., 1959. Pt, 2 - Overall statements, Dept. of the Air Force, p, 860. (Spec, Coll. UC 46 A51 1960 v,2)

778 U. S, Congress, House, Committee on Armed Services, Military construction authorization, fiscal year 1965, Hearing pursuant to H, R. 9750 and H, R. 10300. 88th Cong,, 2nd Sess,, 1964, pp. 8381, 8510, (Spec, Coll, UC 46 A5138 1965)

779 U, S, Congress, Senate, Criticism of chapel design. Congressional Record, vol. 103, pt. 11, 85th Cong., Ist Sess,, 1957. p. 15174.

780 . S, 2909, a bill to amend section 9 of the Air Force Academy Act. Removing $3 million authorization for the chapel. Congressional Record, vol. 103, pt. 12, 85th Cong., 1st Sess., 1957. pp. 16568, 16583-84.

781 . S. J. Res, 137, approval by Committees on Appropriations and Armed Services on chapel design. Congressional Record, vol, 104, pt, 1,85 th Cong,, 2nd Sess,, 1958, pp. 527, 543-44,

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propriations for I960. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 7454. 86th Cong., IstSess.. 1959. p. 221. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 I960)

783 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1962. Hearings before a "~ subcommittee on H. R. 7851. 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961. p. 70.4. (Spec.

Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1962)

784 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1963. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 11289. 87th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1962. p. 441. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1963)

785 . Military construction appropriations for 1964. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 9139. 88th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963. p. 373, (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A33 1964)

7 86 • The supplemental appropriations bill, 1956. Full committee hearings On H. R. 7278. 84th Conp., 1st Sess., 1955. pp. 372-73, 379 (Spec. Coll. Y4.Ap6/2:Ap6/2/956)

787 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services. Military construction authorization, 1958. Hearings before a subcommittee on S. 1940 and H. R. 8240. 85th Cong., Ist Sess., 1957. pp. 211-13. (Spec. Coll.)

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PARTX

CURRICULUM AND TRAINING

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788 Colby, Carroll B. Air Force Academy: cadets, training and equipment. New York: Coward-McCann, Inc., 1962. 48 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 771 C68)


789 AF Academy cadets attend course at Air University, ArNavAF Regis 78:9, 22 June 1957. - ^ ~

790 AF Academy film, ArNavAF Regis 76:11, 22 October 1955.

791 AF Academy lists debate, AF Times 19:16, 28 March 1959.

792 AF Academy: where 'jet age' generals start, AF Times 17:18, 20 October 1956.

793 The Acad, curriculum, Ist qrad class, NY Times VI p. 18, 24 May 1959.

794 Academy cadets end 5-day survival test, AF Times 22:22, 19 August 1961.

795 Academy Dean (McDermott) rates his cadets at top among college students, AF Times 21:5, 18 February 1961.

796 Academy frosh take new aptitude tests, AF Times 18:3, 10 August 1957.

797 Academy gets Astronautics Division, AF Times 18:31, 22 March 1959.

798 Academy instructors take to TV, AF Times 23:3, 22 September 1962.

799 Academy names distinguished cadets, ArNavAF Jour 96:9, 1 August 1959.

800 Academy offers Spanish on TV, AF Times 23:E3, 12 January 1963.

801 Academy picks cadet leaders, AF Times 24:9, 22 January 1964.

802 Academy seeks accreditation by '59 graduation, AF Times 16:1, 31 December 1955.

803 Academy sidelights, AF Times 15:16, 23 July 1955.

804 Academy to get Alaskan F-89Ds, AF Times 17:61, 18 May 1957.

805 Academy training differs, ArNavAF Jour &t Reg 100:8, 29 June 1963.

806 Accent on airmanship (interview with Lt Gen Harnnon), Air Training 4:28-30, November 1954.

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807 Acceptance parade held for Academy class of '61, AF Times 18:41, 14 September 1957,

808 Air Academy may lengthen course, ArNavAF Regis 76:3, 1 October 1955,

809 Air cadets won't fly. Scholastic 65:13, 19 January 1955.

810 Air Force management, AF Info Ploy Ltr Suppl for Comdrs, nr. 116, February 1963.

811 Air Force tells plans for 1956 Academy class, ArNavAF Jour 93:9, 1 October 1955.

812 AstronauticB course set at Academy; curriculum changes accent physics-math, ArNavAF Jour 95:8, 15 March 1958.

813 Astronautics Dept set up, NY Times 28:1, 30 March 1958

814 Banks, James E. Use of programmed instruction at the Air force academy, J Chem Ed 40:21-23, January 1963.

815 Baxter, Wyley L. Place and problems of geography instruction at the Air Force Aca- demy, J Geog 59:411-415, December I960.

816 Boroff, David. AFA: a slight gain in altitude, Harper 226:86ff, February 1963.

817 Branton, Jim. In quest of knowledge. Talon 2:4-6, December 1956.

818 Brig Gen Stillman finds new cadets physically soft, NY Times 68:8, 6 Novembe r 1955.

819 Briggs, James E. The Academy in the aerospace age, Air Force 42:44-45, June 1959.

820 . The Academy role in today's Air Force, Armed Forces Mgt 3:30-31, ~ ~ August 1957. " ~

821 Butler, Lee, and Coppock, Dick. Why a professional ethics committee. Talon 6:7, November 1960.

822 The cadet awards program 1959, Talon 4:10, June 1959.

823 Cadet training, NY Times 36:3, 16 September 1956.

824 Cadets train in survival, AF Times 23:16, 7 August 1963.

825 Cassiday, Benjamin B., Jr. The cadet way of life. Air Force 42:70-71, June 1959.

826 Change in concept pushed by McDermott, AF Times 22.30, 14 July 1962.

827 Christy, Mike T. Progressive training. Talon 5:10-11, April 1960.

828 Clelland, Don. The honor code of the Air Force Academy, Airman 6:26-29. April 1962.

829 Col Blasingame on his astronautics dept courses, aims, NY Times 79:1, 21 Septem- ber 1958.

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830 Crabbe, William M., Jr., and Zook, David H., Jr. Military history at the United States Air Force Academy, Mil Affairs 27:174-179, Winter 1963-64.

831 Curriculum adjustment. Airman 2:39, May 1958.

832 Curriculum discussed, NY Times 24:4, 15 May 1955.

S33 Dates, John A. The future of flying training at USAFA, Talon 5:14ff, June 1960.

834 Describes efforts to develop Acad traditions and customs; notes development of honor code and use of USAF jargon in dining hall, NY Times 31:8, 26 March 1956.

835 Duty to pray? compulsory religious service, Newsweek 63:62-63, 24 February 1964.

836 Early accreditation given USAF Academy, ArNavAF Jour 96:8, 2 May 1959.

837 800 begin training as Academy cadets, AF Times 22:13, 2 September 1961.

838 Ex-commandant MajGen Stillman holds Academy overemphasizes academic work to detriment of physical training, NY Times 14:2, 6 March 1962.

839 Factory for birdmen, Newsweek 46:76, 1 August 1955.

840 Falcons begin prep program for jump test, AF Times 23:22, 8 May 1963.

841 Fenton, Charles A. Ivy-covered wild blue yonder, Harper 211:40-44, November 1955; Discussion, 212:6ff, January 1956.

842 Fifty make 'Merit List' at Academy, AF Tines 17:7, 27 July 1957.

843 First day of school. Time 66:11, 25 July 1955.

844 Flanders, Dwight P. West Point educational system and the proposed air force academy, Ed Admin and Superv 36:226-43, April 1950.

845 Flannigan, W. C. Convention study trips 1962-63: the Air force academy and its audiovisual program, AV Instr 7:573ff, October 1962.

846 Fresh wind from the Rockies (curriculum and management at AFA), Armed Forces Mgt 6:30-31, October 1959.

847 Freshman summer (photos). Talon 2:18, October 1956.

848 Frisbee, John L. Educational program of the Air Force Academy, Higher Ed 13:60-65, December 1956.

849 Fuchs, Alice S. Devil is an ATO, Flying 58:20-22ff, March 1956.

850 . Falcons are soaring. Flying 63:40-41, December 1958.

851 Full curriculum and credit hours in each subject. Air Force 41:26, September 1958.

852 Full of sound and fury (role of air training officers at the AF Academy), Talon 3:6ff, October 1957,

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853 Future AF leaders told to face safet/ challenge, AF Timeg Z2:M7, 14 February 1962.

854 Gardiner, C. Harvey. The Air Academy and tomorrow's heritage, AUQR 7:25-31, Winter 1954-55.

855 Gibson, Richard C. Schooling for spaceflight. Air Force 43:82ff, August i960.

856 Griswold, Wesley S. Training tomorrow'n Air Force generals. Pop Sei 168; 11/• 2C(t, January 1956.

857 Groom, John F. The Air v-sree . .cademy and office* needs, Instrs Jour 5:239-44, Fall 1954,

858 H, W. Baldwin on curriculum, NY Times 4:4, 13 January 1955.

359 Haney, Jo^.! B. CCTV (closed circuit television) studio with the instructor in mind, Am Sch fc Univ (Annual) 36:58-60, September 1963.

860 . Compact television for local instruction, Instrs Jour 1:51-56, April 1964.

861 He helps make officers. William H. Coltrin, Airman 8:15, July 1964.

862 Hich standards keep Air Academy cadets .>n toes, AF Times 18:2, 30 November 1957.

863 Hogan, K^ary L. III. The professional officer, Air Forcp 42;72-74ff, June 1959.

864 Hornaday, Ralph J. Professionalism. (Professional Studies Group formed. .. ), Talon S-.llff, January 1960.

865 Instruction, experience and evaluation. Talon 2:5ff, April 1957.

866 Jet training being given Academy first classmen, AF Times 23:E2, 7 August 196''.

867 Johnson, D. W. AV in the air force, Ed Screen AV G 42:206-207, April 1963.

868 Klein, Lee. To fly, or not to fly? Air Force 38:48-51, April 1955.

869 . Leavitt, William. A new breed for a new age, AF k Space Dig 46:77-79ff, June 1963.

870 McDermott, Robert F. Academic achievement of the class of 1961, Talon 6:8-9, June 1961. ~ '

871 . Educating cadets for the aerospace age; the urademic program of the U. S. Air Force Academy, AUQR 13:2-17, Summe;- 1961.

872 . The educational challenge of the Aerospace Age, Air Power Historian 8:2-12, January 1961.

873 . A record of achievement. Air Force 42:48-49, June 1959.

874 . Some answers to our critics. Talon 5:4-5ff, June I960.

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875 Mauldin, Bill. Blue yonder traditions, Life 39:167-84, 25 September 1955.

876 Meeting the challenges of a new age of technology: a panel discussion. Air Force 42:50-51ff> June 1959.

877 Military school with a difference; Air Force Academy, Bsns Wk pp. 64-66ff, 13 Janu- ary 1962.

878 Miller, Ed Mack. 'The cream of the cream1 (AFA Trophy presentation at AF Academy), Air Force 43:58-59ff, July I960.

879 Moody, Peter R. Training the whole man, Air Force 42:59-61, June 1959.

880 Munch, Christopher H. People, problems, cultures. Air Force 42:62ff, June 1959.

881 Nelson, Bud. Genesis of a general. Air Reservist 8;8-9ff, December 1956.

882 Nelson, John V. Spacemen of tomorrow. Space Age l:4-10ff, March 1959.

883 The new academic program. Talon 9:10-11, June 1964.

o84 New pilot training course for 'Falcons,' AF Times 18:6, 17 August 1957.

885 Niemi, Nels N. To foster professionalism. Talon 7:10, February 1961.

886 110 Academy cadets named to honor list, AF Times 21:55, 3 September 1960.

887 Patrick, R. TV workshop, tool for evaluation, Instr 72:49, January 1963.

888 Peterson, Carl H. Safety at the source. Flying Safety 14:22-23, September 1958.

889 Pilot training set for (Air Force Academy) cadets, AF Times 18:37, 7 June 1958.

890 Protest mandatory chapel; Air force academy, Christian Cent 81:421, 1 April 1964.

891 Revolution at service academies, US News fc W Rept 55:74-77, 2 December 1963.

892 Rickover blasts Academy; wants USAF eliminated, AF Times 21:2, 22 July 1961.

893 Rickover hurls blast at service academies, AF Times 21:2, 24 June 1961.

894 SS King series of articles; reports changes in Acad curriculum to meet Global Age de- mands, cut number of cadets who drop out during 1st year, NY Times 38:3, 25 March 1956.

895 Seawell, William T. Building aerospace leaders! Airpower Historian 9:65-71, April 1962. ' " '

896 750 new cadets get first taste of training rigors at Academy, AF Times 22;8, 7 July 1962.

897 78 cadets on Academy merit list, AF Times 18:19, 29 March 1958.

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898 Sheehan, Brian, Supersonic scholars, Airman 4:19-22, June I960,

899 Simons, William E. The service academies and higher education, US Nav Inst Proc 87:40-50, October 1961.

900 Squadron sponsors. Talon pt, 1, 9:14 15, January 1964; pt, 2, 9:16 17, February 1964; pt.. 3, 9:18-19, March 1964.

901 Starkey, John L. Enrichment Program, Talon 5:10ff, December 1959,

902 Stillman, Robert M, Challenge of the service academies; United States Air Force Academy, Sperryscope 13 no. 12:6, 1956.

903 Supt, Harmon, key staff members to study Columbia U teaching methods and programs to Hi-t up curriculum, NY Times 88:1. 8 May 1955.

904 Tests for AF Academy cadets, ArNavAF Regis 78:6, 10 August 1957.

905 To enter (1st class), July; educ and training programs described, NY Times 36:3, 12 June 1955.

906 Top cadets announced at Academy, AF Times 17:6, 23 March 1957.

907 Tradition in ninety days, Time 66:80, 8 August 1955.

908 Tradition on the trapezoid, Time 65:23-24, 23 May 1955.

909 USAF Academy adopts "Majors-for-AU" Program for '66; Superintendent Warren hails Dean McDermott's curriculum plan, ArNavAF Jour fa Reg 101: 5ff, 2 May 1964.

910 USAF Academy cadets named "Distinguished, " ArNavAF Jour 94:3, 23 March 1957.

911 USAF gets glider for Air Academy, Aviation W 67:131, 8 July 1957.

912 USAFA receives new accreditation, ArNavAF Jour fa Reg 100:29, 17 November 1962.

913 United States Air Force Academy; can soldiers talk philosophy? Show 4:63ff, Jan- uary 1964.

914 Walker wing (6th Bomb Wing) to sponsor Academy cadet squadron, AF Times 17:28, 19 January 1957.

915 Warren, Robert H, The Air Force Academy: cadet program and record, AF Plcy Ltr Suppl for Comdrs, nr. 8, July 1 )64, pp. 23ff.

916 West Point and all that; views of D. Boroff, Time 81:49-50, 8 February 1963.

917 Wider choice of courses given to Academy cadets, AF Times 23:11, 1 September 1962.

918 Woodbury, Clarence. Toughest school in the world, Am Mag 161:26-29, May 1956.

919 Wynne, Pat. Summer madness is spelled d-e-t-a-i-1, (experiences of a First Class- man), Talon 8:14-1 5ff, October 1962.

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920 Zielinski, Constantine E. Eternal faith in a world of change, Air Force 42:91-92, June 1959.

921 Zimmerman on curriculum; backs Harmon plan for intense liberal arts program; Ist class of 300 cadets to enter, July; other plans, NY Times 15:1, 13 November 1954.


922 U. S, Congress. House. Address by Gen Zimmerman relative to plans for the Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. 101, Appendix, 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955. pp. A1800-03.

923 . Educational program. USAF Academy pamphlet. Congressional """ Record, vol. 104, Appendix, 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. pp. A6973-79.

924 , The fine accomplishments of the U. S. Air Force Academy. Exten- sion of remarks by Rep. James T. Fulton. Congressional Record, vol. 109, pt. 1, 88th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963. pp. 308-09. Also in vol. 109, Appendix, pp. A288-90.

925 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Department of Defense appropriations for 1957. Hearings before a subcommittee. 84th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1956. p. 1234. (Spec. Coll, UA 23.3 A33 1957)

926 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1960. Hearings before a subcommittee. 86th Cong., IstSess., 1959. Pt. 3--Manpower, personnel and reserves, pp. 564, 605-08, 612. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 I960 v.3); Pt. 4--Operation and maintenance, pp. 811-15. (v.4)

927 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1963. Hearings before a subcommittee. 87th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1962. Pt. 3--Operation and maintenance, pp. 441-42. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1963 v.3)

928 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1964. Hearings before a subcommittee. 88th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963. Pt. 3--Military personnel. p. 269. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1964 v.3); Pt. 4--Operation and maintenance, pp. 808-10. (v.4)

929 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1965. Hearings before a subcommittee, 88th Cong., 2nd Sess,, 1964. Pt. 2--Operation and maintenance, pp. 441, 478-81; Pt. 4--Secretary of Defense.. . pp. 310-11. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1965 v.2 & v.4)

930 . Department of the Air Force appropriations for 1958. Hearings be- ~ fore a subcommittee. 85th Cong., 1st Sess., 1957. pp. 414, 498, 619, 719,

725. (Spec. Coll. UGH 5415 A33 1958)

931 . Report on Russia, Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover, at hearings " "" before the Committee. 86th Cong., 1st Sess., 1959. p. 67. (Spec. Coll.

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932 U. S. Congress. House, Committee on Arriied Services. H. R. 5337, to provide for the establishment of a United States Air Force Academy. Hearings before the the committee. 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. pp. 2969-3068. (Spec. Coll. UGB 756 A72 1954)

933 . Utilization of military manpower. Hearings before the Special Sub- committee on utilization of military manpower. 86th Cong., 2nd Sess., I960, pp. 5397-99. (Spec. Coll. Y4. Ar5/2a:959-60/55)

934 U. S. Congress. Senate. Catholic religious activities at the United States Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. 109, pt. 8, 88th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963. p. 1047 5.

935 . Excellence of curriculum at the U. S. Air Force Academy. Congres- sional Record, vol. 105, pt. 9, 86th Cong., Ist Sess., 1959. p. 11419.

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943 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services. H. R. 5337, to provide for the establishment of a United States Air Force Academy. Hearings before the committee. 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. 72 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB756A72 1954a)

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944 American Institute for Research, Pittsburgh. Proposal for a study to collect factual ; data regarding the academic training requirements for Air Force officers. Washington: The Institute, 1957. Mimeographed. 20 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 812 A51) '

945 Beckner, David A. "Nature and scope of military geography." USAF Academy, Colo., 1959. 50 1. (UA 990 B39)

946 Christal, Raymond E., and Krumboltz, John D. Prediction of 1st semester criteria at Air Force Academy. AFPTRC-TN-57-17. Lackland AFB, Texas: Air Force Personnel and Training Research Center, 1957. 10 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 817 U58pr)

947 Creager, John A., and Miller, Robert E. Summary of regression analyses in the prediction of leadership criteria. Air Force Academy classes of 1961 through 1963. ASD-TN-61-41. Lackland AFB, Texas: Aeronautical Systems Division, 1961. 28 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 822 .L4 U58)

948 Fowler, Winston C. "Perfecting character: an honor system for the Air Force Aca- demy? " Thesis, Air University, 1954. 58 1. (LB 2378 1954 F789)

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950 Gilster, Herman L. "A determination of what instruction should be included in a management course at the United States Air Force Academy." Thesis, Uni- versity of Denver, 1957. 99 1. (Spec. Coll. LB 2378 1957 G489)

951 Krumboltz, John D., and Christal, Raymond E. Predictive validities for Ist year criteria at Air Force Academy. Report AFPTRC-TN-57-17. Lackland AFB, Texas, Air Force Personnel and Training Research Center, 1957. 11 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 817 U58pre)

952 Lewis, James J. "The relationship of aptitude and prior achievement to performance at the Air Force Academy.11 Thesis, University of Kansas, 1961. 132 p., microfilm. (Spec. Coll.)

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Command, 1964, 18 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 817 U58 1964)

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97 5 Valentine, Lonnie D,, Jr. Air Force Academy selection variables as predictors of success in pilot training. Report ASD-61-52. Lackland AFB, Texas: Aero- nautical Systems Division, 1961. 13 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 322 .PS U58)

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PART XI

FIELD TRIPS


977 AF cadets summer trips planned in U.S., overseas, AF Times 21:21, 15 April 1961.

978 Academy cadets begin base visits, AF Times 24:23, 17 June 1964.

979 Academy's class of '65 scheduled for field trip, AF Times 22:E4I 26 May 1962.

980 Academy's first class to make summer tour of APGCat Eglin, AF Times 17:11, 17 No- vember 1956.

981 Brazil, Air Force. School of Aeronautics. Esquadrilha. Riode Janeiro, 1961. 96 p. Its periodical, vol. 20, no. 42. (UGB 2592 .A2 A29)

982 Bueker, R. C. Flights for the falcon». (Summer pilot training), Airman 6:20-21, No- vember 1962.

983 Cadet summer: field trip. Talon 2:10-11, October 1956.

984 Cadets forego leave for o'seas trips, AF Times 18:7, 28 June 1958.

985 Cadet's foreign language studies build goodwill on trips overseas, AF Times 22:8, 10 March 1962.

986 Cadets to visit Britain, The Times (London) 7c, 5 June 1963.

987 Cadets trade annual leave for (paratroop) training, AF Times 20:6, 30 July 1960,

988 Cadets will get flight training, AF Times 22:E4, 16 June 1962.

989 Comes the summer (second class summer training program), Talon 2:18ff, June 1957.

990 Field trips. Talon 4:30ff, October 1958.

991 57 cadets in Taipei on Far East tour, NY Times 5:2, 2 July 1958.

992 Good duty if you can get it; AirForce cadets on tour of Europe, SatEvePost 230:32-33, 26 October 1957.

993 Higgins, Joe, Cadets abroad (to Europe and the Far East), Talon 3:16-17, June 1958.

994 Innocents abroad. Talon 3:10-12ff, October 1957.

995 Navigator duty slated for traveling cadets, AF Times 16:2, 10 September 1955.

996 Olson, Buzz. Operation Redeye (cadets tour Tinker, Wright-Patterson, Maxwell and Eglin Air Force Bases), Talon 3:18ff, October 1957,

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997 120 cadets visit Munich, Germany, NY Times 6:6, 31 July 1961.

998 1000 (AF Academy) cadets to pay visits to U. S. and o'sea bases, AF Times 22:8, 17 February 1962.

999 Plans announced for Falcon 63, (Operation) Third Lt. visits, AF Times 23:11, 29 May 1963.

1000 Reed, Jim. Far East (cadet diary of field trip), Talon 4;28ff, October 1958.

1001 78 cadets to tour US bases in Eur, NY Times 38:4, 30 June 1957.

1002 Summer tour scheduled for Academy cadets, AF Times 22:22, 2 June 1962.

1003 Summer (training) "63, Talon 8:6-9, March 1963.

1004 TAG, AFRG and SAC set for air cadets' visit, AF Times 16:6, 23 June 1956.

1005 Telford, William D. One summer of happiness. Talon 2:6-8, October 1956.

1006 Thrush, Aaron D, Operation Blackjack (cadets visit Hamilton, March and George Air Force Bases), Talon 3:24ff, October 1957.

1007 237 cadets visit Eglin for display, AF Times 17:34, 13 July 1957.

1008 World tours for AF cadets, ArNavAF Regis 79:23, 28 June 1958.

OTHER SOURGE

1009 U. S. Air Force Academy, Dept. of Leadership Studies, "Evaluation of Operation Third Lieutenant. " USAF Academy, Golo,, 1959-63. (Spec. Coll. UGB 810 U5)

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PART XII

FUNDS


1010 AF Academy fund cut to $20 million, AF Times 15:4, 6 August 1955.

1011 AF needs more funds for Lowry Academy, ArNavAF Jour 93:3, 30 June 1956.

1012 AF personnel asked to help pay for Academy stadium, AF Times 20:4, 2 April I960.

1013 AF-wide drive set for Academy stadium, AF Times 20:8, 20 February I960.

1014 Acad Foundation plans $5 million fund drive for museum and recreational facilities, NY Times 35:6, 22 October 1957.

1015 Acad supt MajGen Briggs scores criticism; denies waste, NY Times 19:2, 24 July 1958.

1016 Air Academy; $175 million to be spent on USAF institution, Aviation W 60:20, 25 Jan- uary 1954,

1017 Air Force Academy $, other funds restored, AF Times 15:4, 30 July 1955.

1018 Bill for $20 million to begin building signed, NY Times 41:2, 5 August 1955.

1019 C. R. Smith heads national fund drive for football stadium, NY Times V 3:7, 10 Jan- uary 1960.

1020 Cadet-Midshipman cost at three academies ranges from $7,500 to $26,600, ArNavAF Jour 95:25, 17 May 1958,

1021 Chairman Vinson sets AF Academy hearings, ArNavAF Jour 96:10, 16 May 1959.

1022 Congress approves funds, NY Times 1:1, 21 July 1955.

1023 Costs set at $145 million, ArNavAF Jour 91:729ff, 20 February 1954.

1024 Criticize USAF Academy cost, ArNavAF Jour 94:8, 17 August 1957.

1025 Gates, Ed, Building fund cut $300 million; Academy spending criticized, AF Times 18: Iff, 26 July 1958,

1026 , $41 million needed to hike cadet rolls, AF Times 24: Iff, 18 Decem- ber 1963.

1027 Gen Acctg Office charges excessive costs; reports $197 million spent or obligated to date, puts final cost at $269 million; notes Congress authorized $139 million, NY Times 1:7, 2 May 1959.

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1028 Gen Acctg Office repta USAF spent $242,890 in appropriated funds to build golf course, violated agreement with Congress to use non-appropriated funds, rept to HR com, NY Times 19:6, 22 April 1959.

1029 HR approves $6.9 million field-house opposed by Adm, NY Times 41:1, 3 March 1964.

1030 House Armed Services Committee approves bill for creation; $26 million authorized to begin work; $1 million voted to set up temporary site at some air base; civilian board to study permanent site; Sec Talbott to make final choice; ulti- mate cost put at $125-500 million; enrollment to be limited to 300 yearly for first 6 years; MajGen Washbourne comments on building plans, NY Times 3:2, 16 January 1954.

1031 House bars funds, NY Times 21:1, 15 July 1955.

1032 House comm approves $15,338,000 grant for bldg, NY Times 14:5, 17 July 1954.

1033 House comm charges poor planning, loose fiscal procedures have raised construction cost from $125 million original estimate to over $300 million, NY Times 15:1, 23 July 1958.

1034 House Committee recommends all building funds be withheld pending approval of design, NY Times 14:3, 13 July 1955.

1035 (House) cuts $1 million from fiscal '59 request, NY Times 15:1, 23 July 1958.

1036 House-Senate conferees reportedly compromise on $20 million building fund, NY Times 1:4, 29 July 1955.

i 1037 Incomplete stadium drive shows $1.4 million raised, AF Times 20:6, 11 June 1960. I ) 1038 Money asked for housing at Academy, AF Times 16:38, 4 February 1956.

1039 Move to cut initial outlay to $10 million defeated, House, NY Times 33:6, 21 January 1954.

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1040 Repr Laird charges USAF with wasteful spending, NY Times 2:5, 26 June 1958.

1041 Representative Kowalski charges 'high pressure coercive1 drive under way to collect I funci» from USAF personnel to build athletic stadium, letter to Secretary Sharp,

NY Times 22:5, 20 April 1960.

1042 Reverses stand, House votes funds for chapel, NY Times 83:3, 8 August 1957.

1043 Sec Douglas approves rev bd decision to build 135-bed $3.5 million hospital, NY Times 42:2, 8 November 1958.

1044 Secretary Douglas hits Academy criticism, answers charges made by House Committee, ArNavAF Jour 95:8, 2 August 1958.

1045 Senate approves $79,527,000 to begin building, NY Times 16:7, 27 July 1955.

1046 Senate may restore Academy field house, AF Times 24:13, 10 June 1964.

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i 1047 Senate votes to limit outlays to $25,000 unless specific legislative approval is given for

larger amounts, NY Times 24;5, 1 July 1959.

1048 Sharp cuts ordered in Academy spending, AF Times 19:5, 11 July 1959.

1049 Stadium totals reported by AMC, TAG, Mitchel, AF Times 20:24, 18 June I960.

1050 Trotogott, Pete. The success story (of the stadium fund raising campaign), Talon 6:4-5, February 1961.

1051 USAF Academy progresses; $21.3 million asked, ArNavAF Jour 94:35, 15 June 1957.

1052 U. S. Air Force Academy Foundation asks USAF approve $3 millionfund drive for stadium, NY Times 47:6, 8 April 1959

1053 Vote fund, NY Times 32:3, 30 July 1955.


1054 U. S. Congress. House. Appropriations for tho Aii F rep Academy. Remarks in the House. Congressional Record, vol. 101, pt. 8, ,s4th Cong,, 1st Sess., 1955. pp. 10576, 10613.

1055 . Construction of Academy. Remarks in i!ie House. Congressional Record, vol. 103, pt. 10, 85th Cong,, IstSets., 1957. p. 13788; vol. 104, pt. 11, 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. pp. 14985-86.

1056 . Costs of construction, Air Force Academy. Letter from Rep. Carl Vinson requesting information. Congressional Record, vol. 105, pt. 6, 86th Cong., 1st Sess., 1959. pp. 7532-33.

1057 . Limitation of $16 million on operation and maintenance funds for fiscal year 1961. Congressional Record, vol. 106, pt. 7, 86th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1960. p. 9?.'r(.

1058 . Loose handling of public money in the planning and construction of the Air Academy. Extensionof remarks of Rep. Jamie L. Whitten. Congressional Record, vol. 104, Appendix, 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. pp. A6944-46.

1059 . Use of funds in excess of those authorized for construction and equip- ping. Remarks in the House. Congressional Record, vol. 105, pt. 5, 86th Cong., 1st Sess., 1959. p. 6155.

1060 . Wild blue yonder. Editorial from the Richmond News Leader. Congressional Record, vol. 104, Appendix, 85th Cong., 2nd Sess,, 1958. p. A7 293.

1061 . Wild greenbacks yonder. Editorial from the Memphis, Tenn., Press- Scimitar. Congressional Record, vol. 104, Appendix, 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. pp. A6833-34.

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1062 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Department of Defense appropriation bill, 1963. Report 1607 to accompany H. R. 11289. 87th Cong., 2ndSest., 1962. p. 26 (Spec. Coll.)

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1063

1064

. Department of Defense appropriations for 1959. Hearings before a subcommittee on Dept.of the Air Force appropriations, 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. pp. 753-56. (Spec. Coll. UGH 5415 A33 1959)

. Department of Defense appropriations for 1960. Hearings before a subcommittee. 86th Cong., 1st Sess., 1959. Pt. 3--Manpower, personnel and reserves, pp. 514, 598-601. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1960 v.3); Pt. 4--Operation and maintenance, pp. 814-15, 855-71, 967-71, 973-79. (v.4)

1065 . Department of Defense appropriaUons for 1961. Hearings before a subcommittee. 86th Cong., 2nd Sess,, I960, Pt, 4--Operation and maintenance, pp. 88-90, 321, 358-60, 416, 424-25, 444-46. (Spec. Coll, UA 23, 3 A33 1961 v.4); Pt. 7--Language changes, etc. pp. 6-7. (v,7)

1066 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1962. Hearings before a subcommittee. 87th Cong., 1st Sess,, 1961, Pt, 1--Overall financial statements, p. 621. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1962 v.l); Pt, 2--Operation and maintenance. pp. 787-88, 847, 873-74. (v.2); Pt. 6--Nuclear propulsion, etc. pp. 67-71, 83-85. (v.6)

1067 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1963. Hearings before a subcommittee. 87th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1962. Pt, 3--Operation and maintenance, pp. 407, 452-53. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1963 v,3). Pt. 6--Ap- propriations language, etc. pp. 5-6. (v.6)

1068 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1964. Hearings before a subcommittee. 88th Cong., 1st Sess,, 1963. Pt, 4--Operation and maintenance, pp. 609, 693. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1964 v,4)

1069 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1965. Hea rings before a 8iiV->mmittee. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess,, 1964, Pt. 2--Operation and maintenance, p. 442. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1965 v.2)

1070 . Department of the Air Force appropriations for 1956, Hearings be- töre a subcommittee, 84thCong., IstSess., 1955. pp, 1131, 1154-57, 1163- 64, 1289, 1299-1301. (Spec, Coll, UGH 5415 A33 1956)

1071 ^^^ . Department of the Air Force appropriations for 1957. Hearings before c subcommittee. 84th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1956, pp, 1374-76. (Spec, Coll. UGH 5415 A33 1957)

107: . Department of the Air Force appropriations for 1958. Hearings be- ^Tre a subcommittee. 85thCong., IstSess., 1957, pp, 617-19, 719, 733-34, 746, '52-54, (Spec. Coll. UGH 5415 A33 1958)

10" 1 , Legality and propriety of certain expenditures for equipment and othr r facilities at the Air Force Academy. , . Copy of letter from the Comp- t/ •■iD'-General of the United States to subcommittee of the Committee on Ap- propriilions, 18 July 1958. 5 p. (Spec, Coll.)

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1074 , Military cor^ cruction appropriations for 195.6. Hearings before a subcommUtee or Dept. of the Air Force. 84th Cong., let Seas., 1955. pp. 3, 15-17, 20, ■■ ., 43-45. 86, 196-99, 205-09, 213-24, 227-33, 236-41, 307, 531-32. (Spt . Coll. UC 4b A51 1956 Excerpts)

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1076

. Mi.'.aary congtrurtiun appropriations for 1956. Additional hearings before i subconrmiUee < ;t the United States Air Force Academy. 84th Cong., IstSes.., "'55. 48 p. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A51 1956 Suppl.)

, Military CUPj:rmotion appropriations for 1957. Hearings before a subcommittee on Dept. of the Air Force appropriations. 84th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1956. pp 20-21, 23. 47-50, 76-77, 81-108, 361. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A51 1957)

1078 , Military construction appropriations for 1958. Hearings before a subcommittee. Pt. 4--Overall program, pp. 412-13, 441-42, 448-65, 518- 19. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A51 1958 v.4)

1079 . Military construction appropriations for 1959. Hearings before a subcommittee. Pt. 2--C>verall program, Dept. of the Air Force. 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. pp. 47-50, 95-147, 171, 983-1144, 1230-48. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A51 1959 v.2)

1080 . Military construction appropriations for 1959. Additional hearings before a subcommittee. 85thCong., 2ndSess., 1958. 36 p. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A51 1959 Suppl.)

1081 . Military construction, appropriations for 1960. Hearings before a subcommittee. 86thCong., IstSess., 1959. Pt. ?,--Overall statements, Dept. of the Air Force, pp. 109-10, 833-62. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A51 1960 v.2)

1082 . Military construction appropriations for 1962. Hearings before a subcommittee. 87th Cong., Ist Sess., 1961. Pt. 2--Dept. of the Air Force, pp. 135-38. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A51 1962 v.2)

1083 . Military construction appropriations for 1964. Hearings before a subcommittee. 88th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963. Pt. 1--Dept. of the Air Force, p. 751. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A51 1964 v.l)

1084 . Military construction appropriations for 1965. Hearings before a subcommittee. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. Pt. 2--Dept. of the Air Force and other Defense Agencies, pp. 23, 335-47. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A51 1965 v.2)

1085

1086

. Supplemental appropriation bill, 1955. Hearings before subcom- mittees. 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. Pt. 1--Military construction, pp. 31, 40, 54, 66, 959-82. (Spec. Coll.)

. Supplemental appropriation bill, 1958. Report from the committee. Committee print. 85th Cong., Ist Sess., 1957. pp. 7, 25-26. (Spec. Coll.)

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1077 , V: n- instruction appropriations for 1958. Hearings before a subcor ,r; .. <, 85th Cons.. Ist Sess., 1957. Pt. 2--Dept. of the Air Force, pr, n-.-ty'l, 328. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A51 1958 v.2)

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1087 U. S. Congress, House. Committee on Armed Services. H. R. 5337, to provide for ' the establishment of a United States Air Force Academy. Hearings before the

committee. 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. pp. 2969-3068. (Spec. Coll. . UGB 756 A72 1954)

1088

1089

. H. R. 9739, to authorize the Secretary of the Air Force to establish and develop certain installations for the national security, and for other purposes. Hearings before the committee, 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. pp. 3802,3804, (Spec. Coll. Y4. Ar5/2a:957-58/67)

. Military and naval construction appropriations for 1957. Hearings before the committee on H. R, 7130 and H. R. 8240. 85th Cong., 1st Sess., 1957, pp. 1422, 2140-50. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A514 1957)

1090 , Military construction authorization, fiscal year 1965.. Hearing pur- .,,„. 8uant to H R 9750 and H R 10300, Feb. 18-March 10, 1964. .88th Cong., 2nd

Sess,, 1964, pp. 8509-11. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A5138 1965)

1091 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Education and Labor. The federal government and education. 88thCong., IstSess., 1963. pp. 57-58, 62, 147. (Spec. Coll.)

1092 U. S. Congress, Senate, Appropriations hearings. Excerpts from Senate Appropria- tions Committee hearings on the Supplementary appropriation bill, 1958. 85th Cong., Ist Sess., 1957. Mimeographed copy. 22 p., being pp. 365-77, 380- 85 of the hearings. (Spec. Coll.)

1093 . Architects' fees. Congressional Record, vol.103, pt. 11, 85th Cong., 1st Sess., 1957. p. 15163.

1094 . Enormous sum involved in construction of the Air Force Academy, Congressional Record, vol. 103, pt. 11, 85th Cong., 1st Sess., 1957. p. 15177,

1095

1096

, Limitation on letting of contracts. Congressional Record, vol. 105, pt. 9, 86th Cong., Ist Sess., 1959. pp. 12246-47.

, Military construction. Air Force Academy; comparison of original estimated cost and scope with actual cost and scope. Congressional Record, vol, 104, pt. 11, 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. pp. 14978-79.

1097

1098

. S. 2909, a bill to amend section 9 of the Air Force Academy Act. Removing $3million authorization for the chapel. Congressional Record, vd, 103, pt, 12, 85th Cong,, 1st Sess., 1957. pp. 16568, 16583-84.

, Supplemental appropriations, funds for 47 housing facilities. Con- gressional Record, vol. 103, pt. 11, 85th Cong., IstSess., 1957. p. 15174, 15176,

1099 U. S. Congress, Senate. Committee on Appropriations, Appropriations, budget estimates, etc., statements for the 87th Cong., 1st Sess., showing appropriations made.. . Senate document 48. 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961. pp. 47, 177. (Serial Set vol. 12357)

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1100

1101

1102

1103

not

1105

1106

1107

1108

. Department of Defense appropriation bill for 1964, Report 502 to accompany H.R. 7179. 88th Cong., IstSess., 1963. p. 9. (Spec. Coll.)

. Department of Defenge appropriations for 1956. Hearings before a subcommittee on H.R. 6042. 84th Cong., IstSess., 1955. pp. 1122-28, 1203. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1956 Excerpts)

. Department of Defense appropriations for 1957. Hearings before a subcommittee onH.R. 10986. 84th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1956. pp. 538, 932, 1065, 1069-70, 1074, 1130-32, 1136. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1957 Excerpts)

Department of Defense appropriations for 1958. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 7665. 85th Cong., IstSess., 1957. pp. 1109, 1465. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1958)

. Department of Defense appropriations for 1959. Hearings before a subcommittee onH.R. 12738. 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. pp. 387, 1022- 2>. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1959)

. Department of Defense appropriations for I960. Hearings before a subcommittee onH.R.7454. 86th Cong., IstSess., 1959. pp. 220-25, 281- 82, 289-90, 326-28. 1570, 1639. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 I960)

. Department of Defense appropriations for 1961. Hearings before a subcommittee onH.R. 11998. 86th Cong., 2nd Sess., I960. Pt. 1, pp. 437- 38, 513-14, 669-70, 673. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1961 v.l); Pt. 2, pp. 1764- 65. (v.2)

. Department of Defense appropriations for 1962. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 7851. 87th Cong., IstSess., 1961. pp. 460, 697, 704- 05, (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1962)

, Department of Defense appropriations for 1963. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 11289. 87thCong., 2ndSe8s., 1962, pp. 440-41, 629- 30, 640-41. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1963)

1109 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1964. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 7179. 88th Cong., IstSess., 1963. p. 954, (Spec. Coll, UA 23.3 A5 1964)

1110 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1965. Hearings before a ~ subcommittee on H. R. 10939. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. Pt. 2. pp. 368,

428, 445, 456. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1965 v.2)

1111 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services. H. R. 5337, to provide for the establishment of a United States Air Force Academy. Hearings before the committee. 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. 72p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 756 A72 1954a)

1112 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Appropriations. H.R.I 1998, making appropriations for the Department of Defense for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1961, and for other purposes. 86th Cong., 2nd Sess., I960, p. 14. (Spec. Coll.)

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. Military comtruction appropriatiotiB for 1962. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 830?.. 87th Cong., Ist Sess., 1961. pp. 314, 367-68. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A33 1962)

. Military conatruction appropriations for 1964. Hearing« before a subcommittee on H. R. 9139. 88th Cong., Ist Sess., 1963. pp. 510-12. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A33 1964)

1115 . Military construction appropriations for 1965. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 11369. 88th Cong., 2ndSes8., 1964. pp. 979-82. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A33 1965)

1116 . The supplemental appropriation bill, 1955. Hearings on H. R. 9936. 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1954. p. 1066. (Y4. Ap6/2:Ap6/2/955)

1117 . The supplemental appropriation bill, 1956. Full committee hearings on H. R. 7278. 84th Cong., Ist Sess., 1955. pp. 378-79. (Spec. Coll. Y4. Ap6/2:Ap6/2/956)

1118 . The supplemental appropriation bill, 1957. Hearings on H. R, 12138. 84th Cong., 2ndSe88., 1956. pp. 577, 653-55, 658-61, 666-73, 675-78, 693- 95, 700. (Spec. Coll. Y4.Ap6/2: Ap6/2/957 Excerpts)

1119 . The supplemental appropriation bill, 1958. Hearings on H. R. 9131. 85th Cong., 1st Sess., 1957. pp. 365-66. (Spec. Coll. Y4.Ap6/2:Ap6/2/958)

1120 The supplemental appropriation bill, 1958. Report 980 to accompany H. R. 9131. p. 9. 85th Cong., 1st Sess., 1957.

1121 U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services. Additional Academy cadets and disbursing officer funds. Hearings on H. R. 7913... and H. R. 8570. . . 87th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1962. pp. 23-24. (Spec. Coll. Y4. Ar5/3:Acl)

1122 . Authorizing construction for the military departments. Report 842 to accompany H. R. 8240. 85th Cong., 1st Sess., 1957. p. 24. (Spec. Coll.)

1123 . Major defense matters. Hearings before the Preparedness Investi- gating Subcommittee. 86th Cong., IstSess., 1959. Pt. 2--Major defense matters and the role of Budget Bureau in formulation and execution of defense budget, pp. 258-60. (Spec. Coll. Y4.Im7:Ll l/pt.2)

1124 . Military construction authorization, 1958. Hearings before a subcommittee on S. 1940 and H. R. 8240. 85th Cong., 1st Sess., 1957. pp. 209- 15, 788. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A35 1958)

1125 . Military construction authorization, fiscal year 1965. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 10300 (S. 2467), April 28-June 1, 1964. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess,, 1964. pp. 579-86. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A35 1965)

1126 . Military construction authorization for military departments, I960. Report 296 to accompany H. R. 5674. 86th Cong., Ist Sess., 1959. pp.10, 79.

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PART XIII

GENERAL

BOOKS

Engeman, Jack. U. S. Air Force Academy; the life of a cadet, a picture Btory. Fore- word by MajGen Robert H. Warren. New, rev., augm.. ed. New York: Loth- rop, Lee k Shepard Co., Inc., 1962. 128 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 771 E5 1962)

. U. S. Air Force Academy; the life of a cadet, a picture story. Fore- word by MajGen James E. Briggs. Rev. ed. New York; Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co., Inc., 1959. 128 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 771 E5 1959)

, U. S. Air Force Academy; the life of a cadet, a picture story. Fore- word by MajGen James E. Briggs. New York; Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co., Inc., 1957. 128 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 771 E5)

Harkins, Philip. Fight like a falcon. New York: William Morrow & Co., 1961. 223 p. (PZ 3 H282f)

Landis, Lawrence C. The story of the U. S. Air Force Academy. New York: Rine- hartt Co., 1959. 224 p. (UGB 763 L25)

Pearl, Jack. Bruce Larkin, Air Force cadet. Maplewood, N. J.: C. S, Hammond & Co., 1962. 205 p. (Spec. Coll. PZ 3 P360b)

The young falcons. Maplewood, N. J.: C, S. Hammond & Co., 1962, 219 p. (Spec. Coll. PZ 3 P360y)

Talmadge, Marian, and Gilmore, Iris. Let's go to the United States Air Force Aca- demy. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, Inc., 1962. 48 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 763 T15)

This is the Air Force Academy. New York: Dodd, Mead & Co., 1961. 95 p. (Spec. Coll. PZ 3 T151t)

Wings for peace; a story of Cadet Frank Barton of the Air Force Aca- demy. New York: Dodd, Mead fc Co., 1951. 268 p. (PZ 3 T151wi)

Wings of tomorrow, the adventures of a cadet of the Air Force Aca- demy. New York: Dodd, Mead & Co., 1959. 270 p. (PZ 3 T151w)


1138 AF Academy, Air Force 37:11, March 1954; 37:68, April 1954.

1139 AF Academy plans Aerospace Education Center, AnNiavAF Jour fe Reg 100:14, 17 Au- gust 1963.

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1140 The A. F. man, Aero«pace Speech no.3, 1963, p. 7.

1141 About the falcon, ArNavAF Regis 76:12, 15 October 1955.

1142 Academy art show set for Washington in May, AF Times 20:2, 2 April 1960.

1143 Academy cancels plans to make own bread, Sen subcom; bakery and dairy Indus reprs protest plans to make pastry and ice cream, NY Times 27:6, 23 May 1957.

1144 The Academy drum and bugle corps, Airman 7:13, February 1963.

1145 Academy eyes growth plans for new year, AF Times 23:16, 29 December 1962.

1146 Academy for the space age, US News k W Rept 45:74-77, 5 September 1958.

1147 Academy group expands in D. C, AF Times 20:2, 24 October 1959.

1148 Academy recruiting film captures industry award, AF Times 20:20, 21 May 1960.

1149 Academy to get basic research lab, AF Times 22:23, 7 July 1962.

1150 Academy's first art show features 28 U. S. artists, AF Times 23:14, 26 December 1962.

1151 The Academy's guardian eagle. Airman 8:40-41, April 1964.

1152 Air Academy: a better man for a better plane, Newsweek 45:59-62ff, 6 June 1955.

1153 Air Academy experiences many 'firsts' during '59, AF Times 20:17, 9 January 1960,

1154 The Air Force Academy, AF Times 23:1AF-20AF, 3 April 1963.

1155 Air Force Academy "doolie" cut called a major '61 achievement, ArNavAF Jour 99:25, 6 January 1962,

1156 Air Force Academy: global background for tomorrow's space age, Air Force 41:48-49, February 1958.

1157 Air Force Academy replaces Pikes Peak as top tourist attraction in Colorado, AF Times 24:E1, 8 January 1964,

1158 Air Force Academy wins 1963 procurement award, AFTimes 24:6, 18 December 1963,

1159 The Air Force Academy's first decade, ArNavAF Jour fa Reg 101:11, 28 March 1964,

1160 Air's Point? AF Times 16:M1. 26 November 1955,

1161 Baldwin, Hanson W, Academy goals, NY Times VI: 19, 10 July 1955,

1162 , Air Academy takes the salute, NY Times Mag 19ff, 10 July 1955; discussion, 4ff, 24 July 1955.

1163 Bamford, Hal, Tops in blue. Airman 2:13-15, January 1958,

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1164 Better days for doolies, Time 79:70, 19 January 1962.

1165 Boudreau, Arthur E. The United States Air Force Academy, Armed Forces Cml Jour 9:6-8, March-April 1955.

1166 Bridges, Bill. You are nobody here, Sat Eve Post 234;75-77ff, 14 October 1961.

1167 Carrol, George. Falcon's nest. Am Mercury 88:23-26, May 1959.

1168 Correll, Maryhelen G. Colorado Springs (Post of the month), U. S. Lady 4:20-23, June 1959.

1169 Not used.

1170 Duda, Gus. ATA salutes the Academy's honor (2l8t) squadron, AF it Space Dig 46:100- 101, July 1963.

1171 Elsea, George. Three years past--a future to begin. Talon 3;4-7ff, June 1958,

1172 Evans, Tom. Highlights of the year, Talon 7:20-21, June 1962.

1173 The falcon's wing tips. Academy sidelights. Air Force 42:99, June 1959.

1174 Favel, W. School for the jet age, Sr Schol 70:16-17, 10 May 1957.

117 5 First patients accepted by Academy's hospital, AF Times 21:8, 10 December I960.

1176 Five Air Force generals memorialized in ceremonies at Academy, ArNavAF Jour 96: 8, 6 June 1959.

1177 5 bldgs to be named in honor of deceased generals, NY Times 4:6, 29 May 1959.

1178 Garvey, Gerald. Subject: about our school, Talon 2:4, October 1956.

1179 Gen Twining delivers Wright Memorial Lecture, NY Times 23:4, 19 December 1956.

1180 General Harmon tells all about the West Point of the Air; interview. US News fa W Rept 38:28-30ff, 27 May 1955.

1181 Glaza, Jim. A new tradition. Talon 3:4-5, October 1957.

1182 H. W. Baldwin on expansion plans, NY Times 45:1, 29 March 1964.

1183 Hatch, Robert A. Air Force Academy, Air Training 4:1-3, October 1954. (Spec. Gall.)

1184 Hays, Joseph A. Eagles in the Rockies, Air Training 4:8-16, July 1955. (Spec. Coll.)

1185 Henkln, Daniel Z. Brief critique: academic problem, ArNavAF Jour fa Reg 101:1, 25 January 1964.

1186 Home of the Doolies, Time 72:41-42, 15 September 1958.

1187 Hull, Richard. The United States Air Force Academy, Bee-Hive 32:28-32, January 1957.

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Iowa's Governor Hoegh, plu» other state dignitaries tour Air Force Academy, Air Re- servist 8:4, June 1956.

Jackson, James L. More air force language in the making. Am Speech 35:302-04, De- cember I960.

. Notes on Air Force academy language. Am Speech 36:148-49, May 1961.

KAFA goes on the air, Talon 9:21, February 1964.

Kenney, Nathaniel T. Where falcons wear Air Force blue, Nat Geog Mag 115:844-73, June 1959.

Klein, Lee. That new AF Academy, Air Force 37:30-35, December 1954.

MajGen Foulois portrait ordered for Academy, NY Times 7:2, 3 August 1954.

Mayer, Martin. Air force's egghead factory, Sat Eve Post 236:91-95, 23 November 1963.

Miller, Ed Mack. School of the sky, Air Force 42:33-37ff, June 1959.

New pay scales for Service Academies under scrutiny, ArNavAF Jour k Reg 99:3, 14 July 1962.

Odenweller, Bob. USAF in black and white, Talon 4:4-5, May 1959.

On the wing, Time 73:46-51, 1 June 1959.

Partner in national progress, USAF Fact Sheet no. 4-64, July 1964, p. 19.

Plaque honors first USAFA superintendent (LtGen Hubert R. Harmon), ArNavAF Jour 96:1, 6 June 1959.

Poole, Gordon L. First of the falconers. Airman 7:20-22, October 1963.

Pres Eisenhower on Ist inspection tour, NY Times 27:2, 12 September 1955.

Pres Eisenhower tours Acad; givos no indication of sympathy with Cong criticism of bldg costs; speaks to cadets; gets honorary diploma, NY Times 1:2, 17 May 1959.

Questions and answers about the Air Force Academy, AF Plcy Ltr Suppl for Comdrs.nr. 8, July 1964, pp. 23ff. ~~~~~~-*~~^~~~~-.~.~~ -

Rarified air. Economist 207:1014-15, 8 June 1963,

Sen Small Business (Sparkman) Com bars Academy from making own ice cream, bread and pastry, NY Times 21:7, 19 August 1957.

Senator Allott gives Eisenhower medal commemorating Academy founding, NY Times 55:2, 6 August 1959.

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1209 Seneff, J. F. United States Air Force Academy, Carnegie Mag 29:236-38, September 1955.

1210 Senior AF officers will visit Academy, ArNavAF Jour 95:8, 16 November 1957.

1211 Sheehan, Brian T, Air Academy cadet; a day in his life, Airman 4:23-25, May 1960.

1212 Show slated to hail new air cadets, AF Times 15:4, 2 July 1955.

1213 Sky high academy, Boeing Mag 25:8-10, May 1955.

1214 "Sneak preview" of AF Academy set for May 14, AF Times 15:4, 7 May 1955.

1215 Snow poses tough problem for Academy road crews, AF Times 22:20, 3 February 1962.

1216 Spector, Jonathan M. The USAFA giant. Talon 9:26-27, June 1964.

1217 Stone, William S. United States Air Force Academy, Air Force 43:191-92ff. Septem- ber 1960.

1218 United States Air Force Academy, Air Force 44:190-92, September 1961.

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1219 Todd, Pete. The Air Force Academy: past, present and future. Talon l;4-6ff, Feb- ruary 1956.

Todd, Pete, and Tidwell, Lou. Year in retrospect. Talon l:6-8ff, June 1956.

USAF abandons Academy bakery under fire from Hill, AF Times 18:31, 24 August 1957.

USAF Academy, AF Times 21:24, 15 July 1961.

United States Air Force Academy, AF ii Space Dig 45:189ff, September 1962; 46:165- 66, September 1963.

United States Air Force Academy, ArNavAF Regis 76:15, 18 June 1955.

United States air force academy band. Midwest clinic in Chicago, Dec, 18, Sch Musician 35:68-70, October 1963.

United States Air Force Academy takes shape. Armed Forces Mgt 1:8-9, June 1955.

United States Air Force Academy: tomorrow's commanders. Air Force 41:178-79, Au- gust 1958.

West Point of the air, Newsweek 45:33, 23 May 1955.

White, Thomas D. The Air Force Academy--today and tomorrow, Sperryscope 15 no. 4:2-5, 1960

1230 White to address USAF Academy. (2nd Wright Memorial lecture), AF Times 18:39, 19 October 1957.

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1231 Wilson, Gill R. Ship of state is an aircraft, Flying 57; 18, July 1955.

1232 Winchester, James H. Guide right: America's service academies, Travel 115:45-48, February 1961.

1233 Wurtz, R. E, Air force academy liaison officer; a counselor's resource, Voc Guid Q 10:248, Summer 1962.

1234 Zamonski, Stanley W. Air Force Academy, Flying 56:32-33ff, January 1955.


1235 U. S. Congress, House. AF Academy praises Florida education. Extension of remarks of Rep. L. F. Sikes. Congressional Record, vol. 102, Appendix, 84th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1956. p. A2805.

1236

1237

. AF reveals contempt of Congress and taxpayer. Editorial from the Beaumont, Texas, Journal. Congressional Record, vol. 105, Appendix, 86th Cong., Ist Sess., 1959. pp. A4662-63.

. Air Force Academy. Report of inspection by 10 members of Con- gress. Congressional Record, vol. 110, no. 28, 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. pp. 2930-36.

1238

1239

1240

. First decade of the USAF Academy. Editorial from the Army, Navy, Air Force Journal and Register. Congressional Record, vol. 110, Appendix, 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. pp. A1764-65.

. For a West Point of the air. Article by Carl Vinson. Congressional Record, vol. 98, Appendix, 82nd Cong., 2nd Sess., 1952. pp. 4660-61.

Good investment. Editorial from the Selma, Ala., Times-Journal. Congressional Record, vol. 106, Appendix, 86th Cong., 2nd Sess., I960, pp. A6254-55.

1241 . Out of every day. Editorial from the Omaha World Herald. Con- gressional Record, vol.105. Appendix, 86th Cong., IstSess., 1959. p. A4768.

1242 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Department of Defense appropriations for 1956. Hearings before a subcommittee. 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955. p. 123. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1956 Excerpt 2)

1243

1244

. Department of Defense appropriations for 1956. Additional hearings before a subcommittee. 84th Cong., Ist Sess., 1955. p. 45. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1956 Excerpts)

Department of Defense appropriations for 1957. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 10986. 84th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1956, pp. 133, 207, 208, 349, 350, 902, 903, 905, 906, 1064. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1957 Ex- cerpts)

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1245 Cooper, Harold O. "Desirability and feasibility of using the AF Academy for graduate work and research for Air Force officers." Thesis, Air University, 1963. 68 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 814 C77)

1245a Dailey, John J., Jr. "Possible alternate service academy systems." Staff study. Maxwell AFB, Ala., 1958. various paging. (Spec. Coll.)

1246 Fagan, George V. "The Air Force Academy site and its history." USAF Academy, Colo., 1959. 8 p. (Spec. Coll.)

1247 "The U. S. Air Force Academy site and the Pikes Peak region. USAF Academy, Colo., 1962. 9 1. (F 782 .P63 F15)

1248 The Falconews; an unofficial newspaper published weekly in the interest of personnel at the U. S. Air Force Academy. Colorado Springs: Gowdy-Printcraft, 1958- 64. (Spec. Coll.)

1249 Grundmann, William J.. "The decision for an Air Force Academy." n. p., n, d. 9 I. (Spec. Coll. UGB 7 56 G88)

1250 Kinney, George R. "Air Force Academy." Maxwell AFB, Ala., Air University, 1955. 8 1. (Spec. Coll.)

1251 Spencer, Edwin C. "A short history of the United States Air Force Academy." n. p., 1960. 55 1. (Spec. Coll. UGB 751 S74)

1252 U. S. Air Force Academy. "Flight through life; spot announcements." USAFAcademy, Colo., 7390. (Phono. Record 35.87 U5f)

1253 U. S. Air Force Academy. Office of Information. Historical Division. History of the United States Air Force Academy, 1954-63. USAF Academy, Colo. Number of volumes per year varies. (Spec. Coll. UGB 754 U5)

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1254 Academy gets famed murals, AF Timea 18:9. 21 December 1957.

1255 Academy gets South Pole flag, AF Times 18:14, 7 September 1957.

1256 (Academy) to get 50 paintings of USAF operations in Europe during World War II as memorial to LtCol T. Hitchcock, NY Times 26:5, 24 February 1959.

1257 Air Academy to get ancient French bell, AF Times 19:47, 21 March 1959.

1258 Air Force Acaden.y gets a pair of sailplanes. Am Aviation 21:28, 1 July 1957.

1259 Calvarese, John J. Caroline Antoinette (bell for Air Force Academy), Airman 2:12, July 1958.

1260 Delligatti, Bob. H. M.S. Falcon (plaque taken from the gunboat H. M.S. Fa" - id presented to the Air Force Academy in 1956), Talon 3:26, Decen

1261 Former 'West Point of the Air' to lose historic murals to Air Force / "' Times 18:29, 17 August 1957.

1262 French bell for USAFA, ArNavAF Jour 95:8, 21 December 1957.

1263 Gifts reaffirm U.S. -Japan ties, AF Times 24:E4, 25 March 1964.

1264 Paintings documenting USAF mass airlift of Hungarian refugees to become part of Aca- demy art collection, NY Times 8:6, 16 March 1957.

1265 Sculpture given to Air Academy, AF Times 19:2, 20 Decembc ■ 1958.

1266 Statue dedicated at Air Academy. AF Times 19:45, 23 May 1959.

1267 (USAF Academy accepts first of several sailplanes). Air Force 40:86, October 1957.

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1268 AFR 51-4. Flying training in officer grade. 27 March 1964.


1269 AF cadets go Army, Navy in Falcon 64 program, AF Times 24;8, 3 June 1964.

1270 AF to stop rating academy grads as navigators, cut pilot entries, AF Times 20:14, 12 March 1960.

1271 AF will gain 127 from other academies. Army 6; none seek transfer to the Navy, ArNavAF Jour 96:1, 28 March 1959.

1272 AFA graduates take top spots on academies rank list, AF Times 21:17, 1 October I960.

1273 Academy grads fill wide range of slots, AF Times 23:17, 3 April 1963.

1274 Academy grads, ROTC cadets awarded regular commissions, AF Times 19:20, 25April 1959>

1275 Academy shift ban means service fight, ArNavAF Jour ii Reg 100:l-2ff, 22 June 1963.

1276 Academy transfer curbs sought, AF Times 23:10, 3 November 1962.

1277 Air Academy's first grads; photographs, NY Times Mag pp. 16-17, 24 May 1959.

1278 Air Force and Marines in top favor among '63 Service Academy graduates, ArNavAF Jour fa Reg 100:39, 6 April 1963. ™~

1279 Air Force gets graduates from Academies, ArNavAF Jour fe Reg 101:13, 30 May 1964.

1280 Bill asks 10-year tour for Academy grads, AF Times 18:7, 21 August 1957.

1281 Bill boosts post Academy service, ArNavAF Jour 94:17, 31 August 1957.

1282 Bill to inc/ease Academy strength also sets minimum 5-year tour, AF Times 23:14, 7 August 1963. ™ -—

1283 DAR offers annual prize to grad with highest history mark, NY Times 35:6, 14 Octo- ber 1954. """

1284 DOD against longer tours for Academy graduates, AF Times 23:10, 20 March 1963.

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1285 Did AF 'raid' other academies? McNamara will need to decide, ArNavAF Jour k Reg 99: Iff, 21 April 1962.

1286 5 graduate* wed, NY Timeg 32:4, 4 June 1964.

1287 Headquarters to watch career» of Academy grade, AF Times 19:13, 9 May 1959.

1288 Heffernan, David J. How the eagles soar. Airman 7:16-18, November 1963.

1289 Here's analysis of Academy shifts, ArNavAF Jour h Reg 100:12, 25 May 1963.

1290 Higher degrees sought for Academy graduates, AF Times 21:10, 29 July 1961.

1291 House approves Laird bill to require grade to serve at least 5 years, NY Times 17:2, 8 August 1961.

1292 Lee, Richard D. A graduate looks back... and ahead, Air Force 42:84-85, June 1959.

1293 McMillan, Brockway. The role and career progression of the scientist in the Air Force, AF Info Plcy Ltr Suppl for Comdrs 116, February 1963, pp. 17-21.

1294 180 of 217 Air Academy grads will enter pilot training, AF Times 21:21, 27 May 1961.

1295 Oppose extending terms of obligated service, NY Times 64:1, 20 April 1958.

1296 Pay unit to study academy grads* obligated time, AF Times 18:14, 5 April 1958.

1297 President names Academy graduates for USAF: 50 are from West Point, 59 from Anna- polis, ArNavAF Jour fe Reg 100:8ff, 25 May 1963.

1298 President nominates 341 from three service academies for Air Force commissions (roster), ArNavAF Jour 97:11, 28 May I960.

1299 Sansom, no. 1 at Academy, wins four top awards, AF Times 24:4, 10 June 1964.

1300 Service Academies in conflict; campus or command is problem, ArNavAF Jour & Reg 100: Iff, 13 April 1963.

1301 Service secretaries make deal on Service Academy transfers, ArNavAF Jour &t Reg 100:37-38, 20 April 1963.

1302 There are five ways to a commission, Air Reservist 16:6, March-April 1964.

1303 30 Academy grads to seek MA degree, AF Times 23:20, 29 May 1963.

1304 31 officers from 3 Service Academies serve at Eglin, AF Times 24:24, 24 June 1964.

1305 378 Academy grads to take pilot training, AF Times 23:5, 5 June 1963.

1306 Top West Point grad joins USAF; no. 1 at USAFA hts second major, ArNavAF Jour fa Reg 101:1, 6 June 1964.

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1307 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Department of Defense appropriations for 1960. Hearings before a subcommittee. 86th Cong., 1st Sess., 1959. Pt. 3--Manpower, personnel and reserves, p. 606. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1960 v.3); Pt. 4--Operation and maintenance, pp. 811- 15. (v.4)

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. Department of Defense appropriations for 1963. Hearings before a subcommittee. 87th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1962. Pt. 3--Operation and maintenance, pp. 405-07. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1963 v.3)

, Department of Defense appropriations for 1965. Hearings before a subcommittee. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. Pt. 2--Operation and maintenance, pp. 441, 480-81. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1965 v.2)

. Military construction appropriations for 1965. Hearings before a subcommittee. 88th Con«., 2nd Sess., 1964. Pt. 2--Dept. of the Air Force and other Defense Agencies, pp. 347-50. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 H51 1965 v.2)

U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services. Military construction authorization, fiscal year 1965. Hearing pursuant to H. R. 9750 and H. R. 10300. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. pp. 8362-64. (Spec. Coll, UC 46 A5138 1965)

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1312 U. S. Congress. Senate. Air Academy's first grads take wing. Article by Cabell Phillips. Congressional Record, vol. 105, pt. 7, 86thCong., IstSess., 1959. p. 9451.

1313 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Appropriations. Department of Defense appropriations for 1960. Hearings before a subcommittee on H, R. 7454. 86th Cong., 1st Sess., 1959. pp. 622, 1403. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1960)

1314 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1961. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 11998. 86thCong., 2ndSess., 1960. Pt. 1, pp. 511- 13, 671-72. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1961 v.l)

1315 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1964. subcommittee on H. R. 7179. 88th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963. 716. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1964)

Hearings before a pp. 705, 713-14,

1316 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1965. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 10939. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. Pt. 2. pp. 456- 57. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1965 v.2)

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1317 Landguth, Charles B. "Impact of the Air Force Academy on the Air Force." Maxwell AFB, Ala., 1963. 16 1. (Spec. Coll. UGB 763 L24)

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GRADUATION


1319 Academy grads, ROTC cadets awarded regular commissions, AF Times 19:20, 25 April 1959.

1320 Air Force Academy first graduating class, Air Force 42:78-83, June 1959.

1321 Bothwell, Lin. At last June Week 1962, photos. Talon 7:4-6, June 1962.

1322 Briggs, James E. To the class of '59, Talon 4:7ff, June 1959.

1323 Clatis of '59 roster. Talon 4:46-47, June 1959.

1324 Class of 1961 with assignments. Talon 6:5-6, June 1961.

1325 Colonel's son heads USAFA class of '59, AF Times 19:12, 6 June 1959.

1325a Festive week at the Air Academy, Life 46:127-28, 22 June 1959.

1326 501 to graduate; list, NY Times 76:6, 2 June 1963.

1327 570 Service Academy graduates to receive commissions in USAF, AF Times 24:13, 27 May 1964. ——

1328 498 to graduate; list; Gen LeMay to speak, NY Times 62:5, 31 May 1964.

1329 493 graduate; Gen LeMay speaks, NY Times 26:3, 4 June 1964.

1330 Graduation: President Kennedy speaks, NY Times 1:4, 6 June 1963; transcript of speech, 25:1, 6 June 1963.

1331 Graduation; Secretary Sharp speaks; A. D. Zimmerman top man, NY Times 26:5, 9 June 1960. """ "~

1332 Graduation; Vice President Johnson speaks; presents diplomas, NY Times 27:6, 7june 1962.

1333 Here is USAFA's firsi graduating class, ArNavAF Jour 96:1 Iff, 30 May 1959.

1334 High goals set for USAFA class (address to class of'60), ArNavAF Jour 97:28, 11 June 1960.

1334a Honeymoon, Time 73:17, 22 June 1959.

1335 John Sullivan top man in Air Academy class, AF Times 21:4, 10 June 1961.

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1336 June 8 graduation set for 228 in second class of AF Academy, AF Times 20:19, 21 May I960.

1337 June week ceremonies open; 223 to graduate; list, NY Times 54;4, 5 June 1960,

1338 June week weddings, NY Times 90:5, 2 June 1963.

1339 Kennedy, Pres. John F. '. .. at a turning point in our history,1 AF k Space Dig 46:96- 97, July 1963. "" "

1340 Leaders address 1962 Service Academy graduates: President Kennedy at USMA; Sec- retary Korth at USNA; Vice President Johnson at USAFA, ArNavAF Jour b Reg 99:14-15, 16 June 1962.

1341 LeMay, Curtis E. Aerospace power has remolded military concepts, address, AF Plcy Ltr Supl for Comdrs, nr. 8, July 1964, p. 19.

1342 McCain, Charles, and Mills, Jim, Six went Marine, Talon 5:36, June 1960,

1343 Of the highest type: class of 1959, U. S. Air Force Academy's first, Airman 3:23-24, June 1959.

1344 Phillips, Cabell, Air Academy's first grads take wing, NY Times Magp. 18ff, 24May 1959.

1344a Ready for duty. Time 73:64, 15 June 1959.

1345 Sam Westbrook heads 494 Academy grads, AF Times 23:6, 19 June 1963,

1346 2d Lts Garvey and Hosmer acclaimed as USAFA distributes first prizes, ArNavAF Jour 96:25, 6 June 1959. "~'

1347 Service academies, graduations, and commissions, 1960, ArNavAF Regis 81:17-18, 11 June 1960.

1348 Stone, William S. To the class of 1960, letter, Talon 5:46, June 1960,

1349 Three graduates win 12 Academy awards, AF Times 22:42, 9 June 1962.

13ci0 Top five lieutenants in USAFA '64, ArNavAF Jour fa Reg 101:2, 13 June 1964.

1351 Trophy night at the Academy, Air Force 44:98-99, August 1961,

1352 Two cadets win 13 of 34 awards in feature of Academy June Week, AF Times 20:6, 11 June 1960. — ——

1353 205 in 1st graduating class; B. C, Hosmer top man; Sec Douglas speaks, NY Times 11:1, 4 June 1959.

1354 298 to graduate; list, NY Times 84:3, 3 June 1962.

1355 207 to graduate; list, NY Times 45:1, 31 May 1959.

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1356 217 graduate; list; Secretary Zuckert »peaki, NY Times 26:3, 8 June 1961,

1357 Tillman, Steve. AF's Falcons will make own traditions (AF Academy 1st graduation). ArNavAF Regis 80:14, 17 January 1959.

1358 USAF Academy: class of 1959, AF Times 19:P11-16, 30 May 1959.

1359 USAFA '61 award winners, ArNavAF Jour 98:10«, 10 June 1961.

1360 Vice-President Johnson to speak at Academy graduation June 6, AF Times 22:6, 19 May 1962.

1361 Welter, Clarence J. June week '63, Talon 8:5-6, June 1963.

1362 When the President spoke..., AF Info Plcy Ltr for Comdrs 17 no. 12:2, 15 June 1963.


1363 U. 8. Congress. House. Address to the 1963 graduating class of the USAF Academy. Delivered by Pres. John F. Kennedy. Congressional Record, vol. 109, pt, 8, 88th Cong., IstSess., 1963. pp. 10545-46. Also in vol. 109, Appendix, pp. A3694-95.

1364

1365

, Class of 1959. Poem by Milford Shields. Congressional Record, vol. 105, Appendix, 86th Cong., IstSess., 1959. p. A6155,

. Commencement address to the class of 1959. Delivered by Secty. Douglas. Congressional Recced, vol. 105, Appendix, 86th Cong., IstSess.., 1959. p. A4783-84.

1366 U. S. Congress. Senate. Air superiority. Address by Gen Curtis E. LeMay to the class of 1964. Congressional Record, vol. 110, no. 18, 88th Cong., ZndSess., 1964. pp. 13128-30.

1367 . Graduation of the first class from the U. S. Air Force Academy. Remarks by Sen. Gordon Allott. Congressional Record, vol. 105, pt. 7, 86th Cong., IstSess., 1959. p. 9451.

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HARMON MEMORIAL LECTURES

BOOKS

1368 Craven, W. Frank. Why military history? The Harmon memorial lectures in military history, number 1. USAF Academy, Colo., 1959. 24 p. (D 25.5 C89)

1369 Emerson, William R. 2E£££^2S P0*"^^"^» The Harmon memorial lectures in military history, number 4. USAF Academy, Colo., 1962. 45 p. (D 790 .A3 8th E5)

1370 Matloff, Maurice. Mr. Roosevelt's three wars: FDR as war leader. The Harmon memorial lectures in military history, number 6. USAF Academy, Colo« 1964. 21 p. (E 807 M43)

1371 Morton, Louis. Pacific command, a study in inter-servic* relations. The Harmon memorial lectures in military history, number. 3. USAF Academy, Colo,, 1961. 29 p. (D 767 M88)

1372 Vandiver, Frank E. John J. Pershing and the anatomy of leadership. The Harmon memorial lectures in military history, number, 5. USAF Academy, Colo., 1963. 21 p. (E 181 P466V)

1373 Williams, T. Harry. The military leadership of the North and the South. The Harmon memorial lectures in military history, number 2. USAF Academy, Colo,, 1960. 23 p. (E 470 W727m)

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LIBRARY

BOOK

1374 Fagan, George V., and others. "United States Air Force Academy Library, presentation of plans with discussion." In American Library Association. Library Administration Division. Buildings and Equipment Section. Guidelines for library planners. American Library Association, 1960. pp. 43-50 (Z 679 L69)


1375

1375a

1376

1377

1378

1379

1380

AF Academy names library advisors, aims for 250,000 volume collection, ArNavAF Jour 95:8, 1 March 1958.

A fitting memorial, (Dr. T. von Karman Memorial Collection at Academy Library), AF fc Space Dig 47:47-48, August 1964.

Aero-space Power Room to be opened, ArNavAF Jour 96:25, 6 June 1959.

Fagan, George V. 'One of the largest and most beautiful1 (Air Force Academy Li- brary), Air Force 42:67-68, June 1959.

. USAF Academy library, Mt Plains Lib Q 7:13-15, Summer 1962.

A four degree lieutenant colonel (George V, Fagan) heads new AF Academy Library, ArNavAF Jour 96:3, 10 January 1959.

German army equipment on display at Academy (Library), AF Times 23:25, 27 March 1963.

1381 Library opens at Air Academy, AF Times 19:17, 17 January 1959.

1382 Morgan, Len. The Air Force Academy Library, Am Avn Historical Soc Jour 7:213, Fall 1962.


1383 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Military construction appropriations for 1959. Hearings before a subcommittee. Pt. 2--Overall Program, Dept. of the Air Force. 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958. pp. 1134-37. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A51 1959 v.2)

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1385

. Military con»truction appropriatione for 1960. Hearings before a subcommittee. 86th Cong., IstSess., 1959. Pt, 2--Overall statements, Dept. of the Air Force, p. 851. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A51 1960 v.2)

. Military construction appropriations for 1962. Hearings before a subcommittee. 87th Cong,, 1st Sess., 1961, Pt. l--Oept. of the Army and Dept. of the Navy. pp. 484, 486. (Spec. Coll. UC 46 A51 1962 v.l)

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PART XIX

MASTERS DEGREE PROGRAM


1386 Another bid seen to allow Academy graduate school, AF Times 24:3, 25 March 1964,

1387 Eames, James P. AF Academy plans new program, ArNavAF Regis fa Def Times 82: 30, 31 December 1960.

1388 Prior-college Academy cadets to receive master's degrees, AF Times 20:16, Aprill960.

1389 Second degree offered cadets, AF Times 23:3, 10 November 1962.


1390 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Department of Defense appropriations for 1964. Hearings before a subcommittee. 88th Co.ig., 1st Sess., 1963. Pt. 4--Operation and maintenance, pp. 808-09. I iv c. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1964 v.4)

1391 U. S. Congress. Senate. Informal report of the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. 109i pt. 8, 88th Cong., 1st Sess., 1963. p. 10474.

OTHER SOURCES

1392 Kee, Harrison E. "Air Force Academy masters degrees." Thesis, Air University, 1963. 95 1. (Spec. Coll. LB 2378 1963 K26)

1393 Patton, Phil M. "Should the Air Force Academy award masters degrees to cadets?" Thesis, Air University, 1963. 71 1, (Spec. Coll. LB 2378 1963 P32)

1394 U. S. Air Force Academy. "List of documents pertaining to the Air Force Academy's proposed Master's degree program." USAF Academy, Colo., 1960. 1 v. , various paging. (Spec. Coll.)

1395 U. S. Air Force Academy. Dean of Faculty. "The proposed Master's degree program at the United States Air Force Academy." USAF Academy, Colo., 1962. Var- ious paging. (Spec. Coll.)

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PART XX

PREPARATORY SCHOOL

AIR FORCE REGULATION

1396 AFR 53-14. Air Force Academy Preparatory School. 9 October 1964.

BOOK

1397 U. S. Air Force Academy. Preparatory School. Malamute, the yearbook of thj U. S. Air Force Academy Preparatory School. U. S. Air Force Academy, Colo,, 1962-1964. (Ref UGB 806 M23)


1398 AF Academy is accepting prep school applications, ArNavAF Regis 78:9. 29 Junel957.

1399 AF Academy prep school training, AF Psnl Newsletter 10:11-12, June 1957.

1400 AF Academy prep school training. Air Reservist 9:15, August 1957,

1401 AF gets own school for Academy hopefuls, AF Times 21:18, 17 June 1961.

1402 Academy boosters to aid youths needing prepping, AF Times 19:36, 4 October 1958,

1403 Academy prep fund begun to assist military sons, AF Times 19:45, 18 July 1959.

1404 Academy prep school has openings for EM, AF Times 19:19, 11 July 1959.

1405 Academy prep school starts at Fort Belvoir, AF Times 18:5, 12 October 1957.

1406 Academy prep training to open for active duty personnel in fall, AF Times 17:9, 30 March 1957.

1407 An Air Force Academy preparatory school? AF Times 17:8, 16 February 1957.

1408 Air Force to make use of service prep schools, ArNavAF Regis 78:9, 27 April 1957.

1409 Airmen urged to try for Air Force Academy Prep School, AF Times 24:14, 25 March 1964.

1410 Applications accepted for Cadet prep school, AF Times 17:2, 20 April 1957.

1411 (Falcon) Foundation helps Academy prospectees. Air Reservist 11:15, January 1959.

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I 1412 Fort Belvoir prep school enrolls 47, AF Times 19:14, 13 September 1958.

1413 Now is the time to apply for Academy prep school, AF Psnl Newsletter 11:6, May-June 1958.

1414 196 enrolled in 3d class of Academy Prep School, AF Times 24:20, 28 August 1963.

1415 Pre-Academy school open to guardsmen, AF Times 18:17, 14 June 1958.

1416 Rough, rugged and rewarding. Airman 8:32-34, June 1964.

1417 Shershun, Carroll S. The longest five miles (Academy Prep School training). Airman 6:22-25, June 1962.

1418 33 enter Academy prep, AF Times 18:7, 26 October 1957.

GOVERNMENT DOCUMENT

1419 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Department of Defense appropriations for 1962. Hearings before a s'.ibcommittee, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961. Pt. 6--Nuclear propulsion, etc. pp. 67-71. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1962 v.6)

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PART XXI

PUBLICATIONS OF THE CADET WING

BOOKS

1420 Base leg, yearbook of the United States Air Force Cadet Wing. Denver: USAF Aca- demy, 1957. 191 p. (Re£ UGB 855 B29 1957)

1421 Contrails, the USAF Academy cadet handbook. Denver and USAF Academy: USAF Academy, 1955-64. Annual. (UGB 852 .C76)

1422 Down wind, yearbook of the United States Air Force Academy Cadet Wing. Denver: USAF Academy, 1956. (UGB 855 D74)

1423 Final approach, yearbook of the United States Air Force Cadet Wing. Denver and USAF Academy: U3AF Academy, 1958. 232 p. (Ref UGB 855 F49)

1424 Polaris, yearbook of the United States Air Force Cadet Wing. vol. 1-6, USAF Aca- demy: USAF Academy, 1959-64.

1425 The Talon, the cadet magazine of the USAF Academy, vol. 1, no. 1-vol. 9, no.. 9. Denver and USAF Academy: USAF Academy, 1956-June 1964. Issued monthly except July, August, and September.


1426 Air Academy gets cadet magazine, AF Times 16:48, 21 January 1956.

1427 Congress scans ads in Talon (Air Force Academy magazine), AF Times 16:2, 31 March 1956.

1428 USAF Academy to issue the Talon, ArNavAF Jour 93:9, 21 January 1956.

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PART XXII

RETENTION


1429 Acad drops 56 from lat year class for acad and physical deficiencies, NY Times 35:6, 31 October 1956.

'430 Cadets who drop from Academy must meet military obligations, AF Times 19:9, 31 January 1959.

1431 "Marriage out" draws attention, ArNavAF Jour fa Reg 100:lff, 15 June 1963.

1432 One in five cadets dropped out at Academy in freshman year, AF Times 21:29, 6 May 1961.

1433 Relaxed frosh rules cut Academy losses, AF Times 22:15, 12 January 1962.

1434 Service Academy resignations drop; Army reports biggest retention gain, ArNavAF Jour 97:3, 16 July 1960. " "

1435 Stockstill, Louis R. Pentagon drafts Academy marriage plan, ArNavAF Jour fa Reg lOhlOff, 12 October 1963.

1436 Weddings deplete Academy ranks, ArNavAF Jour fa Reg 100:1, 8 June 1963.


{

1437 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Department of Defense appropriations for 1961. Hearings before a subcommittee. 86th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1960. Pt. 4--Operation and maintenance, p. 349. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1961 v.4)

1438

1439

1440

1441

. Department of Defense appropriations for 1962. Hearings before a subcommittee. 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961. Pt. 2--Operation and maintenance, pp. 874-7 5. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1962 v.2)

. Department of Defense appropriations for 1965. Hearings before a subcommittee. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. Ft. 1--Military personnel. pp. 310-11. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1965 v.l)

. Department of the Air Force appropriations for 1957. Hearings before a subcommittee. 84th Cong., 2nd Sess,, 1956. p. 924. (Spec. Coll. UGH 5415 A33 1957)

. Department of the Air Force appropriations for 1958. Hearings before a subcommittee. 85th Cong., Ist Sess., 1957. p. 498. (Spec. Coll. UGH 5415 A33 1958)

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1442 , Military construction appropriations for 1965. subcommittee. 88th Cong,, 2nd Sess., 1964. Pt. 2- Force and other Defense Agencies, p. 348. (Spec. Coll. v.2)

Hearings before a -Dept. of the Air

UC 46 H51 1965

1443 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services, H. R. 6611, to amend title 10, United States Code, relating to the nomination and selection of candidates for appointment to the Military and Air Force Academies. Hearings before subcommittee no. 3. 88th Cong., Ist Sess., 1963. pp. 3491-95, (Spec. Coll. Y4.Ar5/2a:963-64/18)

1444 . ... H. R. 7133. .. , a bill to extend the interim system for appointment of cadets to the United States Air Force Academy for an additional period of

2889, s. Hearings before a subcommittee, (Spec, Coll, Y4,Ar5/2a;957-58/47)

85th Cong,, 1st Sess., 1957. p.

1445 U, S, Congress, Senate, Force Academy. Sess., 1963, pp.

Informal report of the Board of Visitors to the U. S. Air Congressional Record, vol. 109, pt. 8, 88th Cong., 1st

10471-72.

1446 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services. H. R. 8531..., providing an interim system for appointment of cadets to U. S. Air Force Academy. Hearings on miscellaneous bills. 85th Cong., 1st Sess,, 1957. pp. 34, 35. (Spec. Coll. Y4.Ar5/3:B49/12/957-2)

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PART XXIII

STAFF AND FACULTY

AIR FORCE MANUAL

1447 AFM 35-11. Military Personnel Assignment Manual (officers, warrant officers, and airmen). (Chapt. 15, part two, assignment of officers to staff and faculty.) 15 July 1958. Supplements; 19 Dec 1958-21 July 1964.


1448 AF Academy faculty, AF Psnl Newsletter 10:2, August 1957.

1449 AF Academy faculty due sharp rise, AF Times 24:10, 11 September 1963.

1450 AFAcademy officer named among the top young men for '59, Air Power Historian 7:64, January 1960.

1451 The Academy faculty: Dean calls Air Force officers best professors for cadets, AF Times 24:5, 13 May 1964.

1452 Academy faculty pioneers mark 10 years of service, AF Times 24:8, 15 April 1964.

1453 Academy staff and faculty positions. Airman 1:31, August 1957.

1454 Academy still has need for certain instructors, AF Times 24:14, 2 October 1963.

1455 Academy to need 1500 airmen for staff at permanent home, AF Times 15:3, 16 April 1955.

1456 Air Academy professor honored as outstanding, AF Times 20:18, 9 January I960.

1457 Air Force Academy chaplains, ArNavAF Regis 76:4, 16 April 1955.

1458 "Army son" named AFA Commandant, ArNavAF Jour & Reg 100:14, 9 March 1963.

1459 Article on Harmon appointment, NY Times IV, 27:1, 8 August 1954.

1460 Barber, R. R. A Canadian at the USAF Academy, Roundel 15:18-21, October 1963.

1461 Bent wing Ben, Talon 3:4-6ff, November 1957.

1462 BrigGen Zimmerman officially named dean of faculty; Col Stillman, cadet commandant, NY Times 20:4, 3 August 1954.

1463 Briggs, James E. United States Air Force Academy, Air Force 42;187-88ff, Septem- ber 1959. . - ~.™_~

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1464 Briggs named academy chief, AF Timeg 16:12, 10 March 1956.

1465 Capt McCracken named asst di'- of cadet records, Ut woman on staff, NY Times 10:3, 27 April 1957.

1466 Col Bennett Protestant chaplain, NY Times 2:7, 13 April 1955.

1467 Col James V. G. Wilson, member of Chemistry faculty, ArNavAF Jour 92:156, 9 Oc- tober 1954. " '

1468 Col Zielinski chief of chaplains, NY Times 9:1, 10 April 1955.

1469 Cols Moody and Woodyard named to faculty as permanent professors, NY Times 15:6, 8 May 1958.

1470 84 join faculty at AF Academy as term opens, AF Times 24:5, 11 September 1963.

1471 First foreign instructor at the Air Force Academy, AF Times 20:15, 18 June 1960.

1472 First woman assigned to staff at AF Academy, Armed Forces Mgt 3:43, April 1957.

1473 Fresh pilot. Time 74:58, 6 July 1959.

1474 Full of sound and fury, Talon 3:6ff, October 1957.

1475 Future professors get AFIT training, AF Times 19:3, 25 April 1959.

1476 Harmon burial set at Academy, AF Times 19:33, 1 3 September 1958.

1477 LtGen H. R. Harmon, IstSupt, dies, NY Times 17:3, 23 February 1957.

1478 LtGen Haimon named Supt, NY Times 10:3, 27 July 1954.

1479 LtGen Harmon seen 1st Supt, NY Times 6:1, 2 July 1954.

1480 McDermott, Robert F. The Academy faculty, AF Plcy Ltr ^uppl for Comdrs, nr. 8, July 1964, p. 30.

1481 MajGen Briggs to become superintendent on LtGen Harmon's retirement, NY Times 5:2, 8 March 1956.

1482 MajGen Robert H. Warren new Air Force Academy" superintendent, ArNavAF Jour fc Reg 99:8, 9 June 1962.

1483 MajGen Stone named Supt, NY Times 20:4, 24 June 1959.

1484 MajGen Warren to tucceed MajGen Stone as superintendent, NY Times 2:1, 30 May 1962.

1485 Many conditions combine to form "bestduty" situation at Academy, AF Times 19:6, 20 June 1959.

1486 More permanent duty? AF Times 18:8, 9 November 1957.

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1487 153 profs on faculty at Academy, AF Times 19:5, 18 October 1958.

1488 Pentagon asks pay increases for professors, AF Times 19!20, 27 June 1959.

1489 Permanent professors, AF Times 18:34, 17 May 1958.

1490 Professors with wings. Time 78:56. 1 September 1961.

1491 Reed, Jim, The McComas story (Mrs. GailMcComas, Cadet Hostess), Talon Z-A-Sli, January 1957.

1492 61 bachelor Lts. assigned to be air training officers at academy, ArNavAF Jour 93:8, 22 October 1955.

1493 Small officer 'corps' to serve at Academy until retirement time, AF Times 18:10, 9 November 1957.

1494 Staff and faculty picked for Air Force Academy, AF Times 15;lff, 22 January 1955,

1495 Surgeon wins Academy post, AF Times 17:5, 13 October 1956.

1496 Teaching vacancies seen on Air Academy staff, AF Times 17:12, 25 May 1957.

1497 35 more picked for faculty jobs at AF Academy, AF Times 22:6, 18 November 1961,

1498 Three more LCs named permanent Academy profs, AF Times 22:10, 28 October 1961.

1499 Two new (permanent) professors at USAF Academy, ArNavAF Jour96:23, 18 July 1959.

1500 USAF Academy seeks officers' applications, ArNavAF Jour 94:18, 25 May 1957.

1501 Wurin, Tom. 8000 on waiting list for Academy faculty, AF Times 23:lff, 26 June 1963.


1502 U. S. Congress. House. Address by Gen Zimmerman relative to plans for the Air Force Academy. Congressional Record, vol. 101, Appendix, 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955. pp. 1800-03.

1503

1504

1505

Chaplain chief leaves pioneer role. Article from the Washington Evening Star. Congressional Record, vol. 104, Appendix, 85th Cong., 2nd., Sess., 1958. p. A7477.

. H. R. 2218, to authorize at the United States Militär*' Academy and at the United States Air Force Academy an additional permanent professor. 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955, 2 p. (Spec. Coll.) "'"""' ~-

. H. R. 4325, bill to increase the pay of certain permanent professors at the U. S. Military Academy and the U. S. Air Force Academy. Congres- sional Record, vol. 107, pts. 2 and 6, 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961. pt. 2-- p. 2150; pt. 6--pp. 7435, 7970, 8018.

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1506 . H. R. 12313, bill to increa»e pay of certain permanent profe»gorB. Congressional Record, vol.106, pt. 8. 86thCong., EndSess., I960, p. 10739.

1507 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations. Department of Defense appropriations for 1961. Hearings before a subcommittee. 86th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1960. Pt. 3--Financial statements, p. 185. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1961 v.3)

1508 . Department of Defense appropriations for 1963. Hearings before a subcommittee. 87thCong., 2nd Sess., 1962. Pt. 1--Military personnel, pp. 350-51. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1963 v.l); Pt. 3--Operation and maintenance, pp. 440-41. (v.3)

1509

1510

. Department of Defense appropriations for 1965. Hearings before a subcommittee. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964. Pt. 2--Operation and maintenance, p. 481. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A33 1965 v.2)

. Department of the Air Force appropriations for 1956. Hearings before a subcommittee. 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955. pp. 1134-35, 1154-57. (Spec. Coll. UGH 5415 A33 1956)

1511 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services. H. R. 4325. to provide increases in basic pay for professors at the U. S. Military Academy. Hearings before the committee. 87th Cong., IstSess., 1961. p. 1873. (Spec. Coll. Y4.Ar5/2a:961-62/13)

1512 . Increasing pay of certain permanent professors at Army and Air Force Academies. Rejxjrt 351 to accompany H. R. 4325. 87th Cong., 1st Sess., 1961. 6 p. (Spec. Coll. UGB 815 U5)

1513 . Increasing pay of certain permanent professors at Army and Air Force Academies. Report 1775 to accompany H. R. 12313. 86th Cong,, 2nd Sess., 1960. 5 p. (Spec. Coll.)

1514 U. S. Congress. Senate. An additional permanent professor at the U. S. Military Academy and U. S. Air Force Academy. Letter from Secty. Stevens. Con- gressional Record, vol. 101, pt. 4, 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955. p. 5075.

1515 . S. 1809, to authorize at the United States Military Academy and at the United States Air Force Academy an additional permanent professor. 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955. 2 p. (Spec. Coll.) " '" "

1516 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Appropriations. Department of Defense appropriations for 1960. Hearings before a subcommittee on H. R. 7454. 86th Cong., 1st Sess., 1959. pp. 844, 846-49. (Spec. Coll. UA 23.3 A5 1960)

1517 U. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Armed Services. Nomination of Colonel Robert F. McDermott for appointment as dean of the faculty, U.S. Air Force Academy, with rank of brigadier general. Congressional Record, vol. 105, pt. 15, 86th Cong., 1st Sess., 1959. p. 19019.

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1518 Allbritton, John L. "The instructional staff of the Air Force Academy." Maxwell AFB, Ala., 1950. 8 1. (Spec. Coll.)

1519 Basham, Hal J. "Liaisoi officer's guide for United States Air Academy liaison officers." 1961. 152 1. (Spec. Oil. UGB 801 .C3 B29)

1520 Hicks, G. L. "Staffing the instructional division of the United States Air Force Aca- demy." \.,ixwell AFB, Ala., 1949. 16 1. (Spec. Coll.)

1521 Lawrence, Gerald C. "In-service training for the instructional staff at the United States Air Force Academy." Thesis, Colorado College, 1960. 67 p. (Spec, Coll. UGB 815 L42)

1522 Quillman, Earl W. "Faculty personnel aspects of an Air Force Academy." Thesis, New York University, 1949. 81 1. (Spec. Coll. UGB 815 Q6)

1523 Sliney, Edgar M. "An academic staff for the Air Force Academy," Maxwell AFB, Ala., 1949. 16 1. (Spec. Coll.)

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1525 Woodward, Paul B, "Selection of Air Force Academy instructors," Maxwell AFB, Ala,, 1951,

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THOMAS D. WHITE AWARD


1526 Dr. von Karman named winner of White Award, AF Timea 23:4, 3 April 1963.

1527 Dr. von Karman wins Thomas White Award, ArNavAF Jour fa Reg 100:19, 4 May 1963.

1528 Dr. von Karman wins U. S. Air Force Academy T. D. White National Defense Award, NY Times 16:2, 28 March 1963.

1529 The 1964 Thomas D. White National Defense Award presented to Carl Vinson, ArNavAF Jour and Reg 101:Iff, 16 May 1964.

1530 Repr Vinson gets T D White Award, Pentagon ceremony; hailed by Pres Johnson, NY Times 65:3, 10 May 1964,

OTHER SOURCE

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academic building, 327, 330, 332, 334, 926, 1076, see also Fairchild Hall

academic prediction, 946 accreditation, 220, 802, 836, 912 achievement, cadet, 952 achievement, competitive and principal

appointees, 472, 560 achievement, prediction, 954-59 activation, 6, 29 administration, see subject in text administration building, 330, 332, see

also Harmon Hall admissions procedures, 575, 727 advanced degrees, see graduate study aeronautical laboratory, 332, 334 Aerospace Education Center, 1139,

1375a, see also museum Aerospace Education Foundation, 1375a Aerospace Newsletter, 1429 Aerospace Room, 1376 Air Academy. Staff study, 164 Air Academy Panel on Design and

Construction Matters, 332, 334 air conditioning, 328 Air Force, effect of Academy on, 1317 Air Force Academy Academic Advisory

Committee. Report, 968 Air Force Academy Act, see H, R. 5337

& Public Law 325 Air Force Academy Activity Group,

1147 Air Force Academy Athletic Associa-

tion, 353, 354, 357, 365 Air Force Academy Construction

Agency, 252, 332, 334, 1064, 1070

Air Force Academy Foundation, 332, 360, 379, 1014, 1052

Air Force Association Trophy, 878 Air Force Manual 35-11, 1447 Ar Force Manual 36-5, 504 Air Force Memorial Center, see

museum Air Force Regulation 23-11, 505 Air Force Regulation 23-23, 174 Air Force Regulation 51-3, 51-3A,

506 Air Force Regulation 51-4, 1268 Air Force Regulation 53-10, 507 Air Force Regulation 53-14, 1396 Air Force Training Program, 1939-

1945. Legislation, ISO

Air Training Command, 157, 964 air training officers, 849, 852, 1474,

1492 Air University, cadet course, 789 Air Weather Service, 265, 312 aircraft at Academy, 1065 airfield, 237, 317, 327, 330, 331, 340,

342, 475(1958-1964), 1076, 1085, 1086, 1089, 1105, 1119, 1244

airlift, Hungarian refugees (paintings), 1264

Alexander, Holmes, 665 Alexander, W. Boyd, 220 All-Americans, 419 Allbritton, John L., 1518 Allied Arts Society, 503 Allott, Gordon L., 405, 474, 1208, 1367 alternate service academy plans, 136,

167, 171, 1245a American Institute for Research,

Pittsburgh, 944 American Institute of Architects, 342 Andersen, H. Carl, 607 Anderson, Clinton P., 138 appointment, see Cadet Selection and

Appointment in text appointment. Air Force regulation, 507 appointment, airman, 515, 519, 566, 579,

585, 587, 631, 694, 719 appointment. Civil Air Patrol members,

656, 675, 699, 714 appointment, foreign students, 536, 550,

557, 599, 645, 646, 653, 657, 659, 672, 676-78, 695, 700-03, 709, 711, 712, 720

appointment, interim system, 512, 518, 540, 564, 581, 602, 618, 639, 644, 685, 687, 688, 692, 707, 717, 718

appointment. National Guard, 597, 608 appointment, nominating procedures,

666 appointment. Preparatory School, 1396 appointment, presidential, 567, 586,

598, 604, 607, 613, 624, 655, 679, 680, 689, 708, 715, 716

appointment, presidential, history, 680 appointment, reserves, 516, 519, 553,

608, 708 appointment, sons of deceased veterans,

642, 674, 681, 710 appointment, sources, 475 (1956, 1957,

1958), 520, 708

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1 appointments at large, 654 appointments by new Congressmen, 591 appropriations, see government docu-

ments in Funds in text appropriations, initial, 136, 1018, 1085 aptitude tests, 724, 796 archery, 486 architect-engineers, see Skidmore,

Owings & Merrill architects' fees, 328, 331, 342, 1093 architecture, see Architecture and

Construction in text architecture, consultants, 328, 332,

342 architecture, criticism, 244, 245, 256,

258, 266, 269, 271, 289, 291. 298, 300, 302, 309, 313-15, 321, 324, 327, 328, 342, 779, 1034, 1054, 1097, see also Chapel in text

architecture, praise by American Institute of Architects, 342

architecture, praise by the National Gallery of Art, 332

Arms control, 225 Arnold Hall, 1176, 1177, see also

social center art shows, 1142, 1150 Assembly, see Air ZTorce Academy

Assembly in text Astronautics, 797, 812, 813, 829 Athletic Association, see Air Force

Academy Athletic Association athletic awards, 412, 414 athletic facilities, 330, 332, 342,

see also name of individual facility

athletic policy, 177, 361, 396, 399, 421, 423, 426, 427

athletics, see subject in text athletics, criticism, 426, 427 Atkinson, John E., 147 audiovisual program, 798, 800, 845,

859, 860, 867, 887 awards, see honors, cadet

Baldwin. Hanson W., 43, 44, 71, 99. 258,537. 571. 858, 1161, 1162, 1182

Bamford, Hal. 368, 1163 band, 1225 bank, 331 Banks, James E., 814 Barber. R. R., 1460

Barnwell, Ules Lee, Jr., 1334a Barrett, Frank A,, 474 base exchange, 332 Base leg, 1420 baseball, 401 Basham, Hal J., 721, 1519 basketball, 390, 403 Baughman, Gary L., 477 Baxter, James P. Ill, 169 Baxter, Wyley L., 815 Beckner, David A., 945 Bennett, John S., 1457, 1466 Bentsen, Lloyd M., 107 Blasingame, Benjamin P., 829 Board of Visitors, see subject in text Board of Visitors, Report, 475, 939,

1391, see also Air Force Academy Academic Advisory Committee. Report

Board of Visitors, appointments, see Board of Visitors in text

Board of Visitors, law covering, 47 5 (1956-57)

Board of Visitors, members, 474 Boatner, Bryant L., 474 Boroff, David, 816, 916 Bothwell, Lin, 1321 Bottom dollar, 179, 183, see also cost

reduction Boudreau, Arthur E., 1165 Bourque, Valmore W,, 99 Bowman's Club, 486 Boykin, Frank W., 110 Branton, Jim, 817 Bratton, Leslie R., 148 Brazilian Air Force Academy, 981 Bridges, Bill, 1166 Bridges, H. Styles, 143 Briggs, James E., ii, 178, 397, 819,

820, 923, 1015, 1322, 1463, 1464, 1473, 1481

Browning, Levi M,, 159 Bueker, R. C, 982 Bullinger, Rollin, 722 Burshnick, Anthony J., 500 Butler, Lee, 821 Byrd, Robert C, 474

cadet activities, see subject in text Cadet Audio Club, 181 Cadet Forensic Assn., 483 Cadet Forum, 487, 495 cadet handbook, see Contrails cadet life, 475(1956), 490, 825, 1127, 1211

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669, 706, 1064, 1066, 1107, 1197, 1244

cadet quarters, 249, 304, 327, 328, 330-32. 336, 339, 342, see also Vandenberg Hall

cadet religious activities, 472, 934, 976

cadet selection and appointment, see subject in text

cadet store, 217, 234, 1071, 1109 cadet strength, 212, 339, 472, 475(1956),

577, 578, 609, 616, 617, 635, 637, 658, 659, 662-64, 668-73, 680, 684-86, 688, 692, 693, 696-98, 704, 707, 711, 715-18, 928, 930, 1066, 1068, 1070, 1072, 1084, 1100, 1105-07, 1121, 1125, 1244, 1308, see also expansion, cadet wing

cadet strength, 1964-1971, 708 Cadet Wing hostess, see McComas,

Mrs. Gail Calvarese, John J., 1259 Campbell, Courtney W., 124 Candidate Advisory Service, 202, see

also liaison officers Canfield, Gordon, 449, 474 Cannon, Howard M., 474 Capehart, Homer E., 140 career follow-up, 1287 Carll, George S,, Jr., 28 Carpenter, Charles A., 1503 Carr, J. R., 264 Carr, Richard E., 648 Carrol, George, 1167 Carroll, John A., 474, 756 Cassiday, Benjamin B., Jr., 825, 1461 catalog, 221 cemetery, 347, 1089 Challenges for the sixties, 226 Chandelles, 972 ~~ change orders, 1079 chapel, base, 329, 331, 336, 778, 1125 chapel, cadet, see subject in text chapel attendance, 835, 890, see also

cadet religious activities chaplains' quarters, see housing Chavez, Dennis, 474 Chenoweth, J. Edgar, 98, 102, 322,

323, 449, 450, 474 Christal. Raymond E., 946, 951 Christmas, 491

Christy, Mike T., 370, 480, 481, 827 claims, 1082 Class of 1959. 290, 331, 497, 529, 530,

544, 563, 568, 593-95, 613, 630, 790, 793, 905, 921, 980, 1152, 1199, 1277, 1292, 1312, see also Graduation in text

Class of 1959, poem, 1364 Class of I960, 534, 548, 561, 562, 612,

628, 799. 811, 847, 955. see also Graduation in text

Class of 1961. 498, 627, 629, 799. 807. 870. 940. 947, 956, see also Graduation in text

Class of 1962. 477, 565, 631, 799. 940. 947. 957. see also Graduation in text

Class of 1963, 326, 494, 567. 611. 704. 941. 947, 958, see also Graduation in text

Class of 1964, 484, 547, 959, see also Graduation in text

Class of 1965, 501, 555, 566. 837. 979 Class of 1966. 472. 574, 592, 638, 896 Class of 1967, 683, 715 class ring, 477, 484, 494, 497, 498 classes, 1959-1963, survey, 1288 classes, 1959-1966, survey, 472 classrooms, see academic building,

Fairchild Hall Clelland, Don, 828 Clevenger, Mark T., 265 climatology chart, 342 Coble, Donald W., 371 Cohane, Tim, 372 Cohelan, Jeffrey, 474 Colby, Carroll B., 788 Colorado, 100th anniversary, 114, 131,

146 Colorado Day, 374 Colorado Land Acquisition Commission,

1079 Colorado Springs, 16, 42, 68, 332, 1168 Coltrin, William H., 861 Compton, Arthur H., 447, 474 Condon, Robert L., 122 construction, see Architecture and

Construction in text construction, contracts, 332, 334, 1063,

1095 construction, cost per square foot, 1079 construction, cost to 1963, 472 construction, criticism of supervision,

332, 1059

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Force Academy Construction Agency, 332

construction, responsibility of architect-engineer, 332

construction, responsibility of Secretary of the Air Force, 332, 340

construction, resum^, 332 contracts, see construction,

contracts Contrails, 1421 Conver, Stephen K., 373 Cooper, Harold D,, 1245 Cope, Denmar, 220 Coppock, Dick, 821 Correll, Maryhelen C, 1168 cost, cadet wardrobe, 1079 cost and scope, estimated and actual,

1096, see also designs and plans approved, scope k cost. ,,

cost of Academy, total, 333, 1059. 1079, 1082, 1085

cost of furnishings, cadet rooms, 1079 cost per cadet, 186, 188, 214, 339,

667, 706, 708, 715, 933, 940, 1020, 1065, 1066, 1070, 1101, 1105-08, 1125, 1308

cost per hour of instruction, 706, 926 cost per ROTC graduate, fiscal year

1960 estimate, 1106 cost reduction, 179, 183, 475(1964),

1057, J066, 1067, 1095 costs, comparisons with other

institutions, 349, 1079 costs, comparisons with other service

academies, 1065, 1079 costs, criticism, 119, 317, 321, 333,

342, 1015, 1024, 1025, 1027, 1033, 1040, 1044, 1048, 1055, 1056, 1058-61, 1073, 1077, 1079-81, 1086, 1094, 1095, 1105, 1123, 1204, 1236

costs, fiscal year 1965, 1110 i' sts, furnishing, separate from

construction costs, 1079 costs, housing, see housing costs, original estimates, 136 Cotton Bowl, 369 Crabbe, William M., Jr., 830 Craven, W. Frank, 1368

Creager, John A., 947, 956, 957 creative writing, 972, 973 Cree, Richard W., Jr., 374-76 cross-country, 402 curriculum and training, see subject

in text curriculum development, 903, 962 Curriculum Review Board, 178 curriculum revision, 969 curriculum summary, 475 (1956, 1957,

1958) Curry, John F., 149 Curtis, Edward P., 452, 474

Dailey, John J., Jr., 1245a Dates, John A., 833 Daughters of the American Revolution,

history prize, 1283 DeMille, Cecil B., 175 Deane, Charles B., 449, 474 Dean's quarters, see housing debate, 791 dedication, 18, 26, 32, 33, 55, 89,

99, 103, 154 Deichelmann, Matthew K., 178 Delligatti, Bob, 1260 designs, see Architecture and Construc-

tion in text dining hall, 327, 330, 332, 334, 336,

339, see also Mitchell Hall Directorate of Instructional Research.

Report, 970 disbursing officer funds, 716, 1121 dispensary, 327 "doolies," 1166, see also hazing dormitories, see cadet quarters Dorn, W. J. Bryan, 120 Douglas, James H., 451, 474, 699,

1043, 1044, 1353, 1365 Down wind, 1422 Doyle, Clyde, 474 Drum and Bugle Corps, 1144 Du Pre, Flint C, 376a Duda, Gus, 1170 duty tour, Academy, 1485 Dworshak, Henry C, 474

eaglet fledglings (sculpture), 1151, 1265

Fames, James P., 1387 Edmondson, Ed, 121

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169, 397, 398, 447, 558, 581, 1203, 1204, 1208, 1241

Elsea, George, 1171 Emanuel, Victor, 452, 474 Emerson, William R., 1369 Engeman, Jack, 1127-29 engineer facilities, 330 Engineering Sciences, curriculum

accreditation, 912 Engineering Society, 482 Engineers Council for Professional

Development, 912 England, Merton, 150 Engle, Clair, 68 Enrichment program, 877, 901, 917,

1310 entrance requirements, 517, 57 2, 57 5,

636, 666 equipment procurement, history, 1064 erosion control, 332, 334, see also

landscaping establishment, see subject in text evaluation, psychological, 963 Evans, Tom, 117 2 examining centers, 505 expansion, 475(1964), 571, 683, 697,

708, 715, 1026, 1125, 1145, 1182, 1216, see also cadet quarters; dining hall; expansion, cadet wing; fieldhouse

expansion, cadet wing, 475(1964), 521, 522, 539, 542, 552, 559, 569, 573, 576, 579, 600, 603, 619, 620, 625. 626, 647, 660. 671, 686, 1026, 1282

expansion, cost, 708 expansion, room for, 328

F-89D, 804 facilities repair, 326 faculty, see Staff and Faculty in text faculty, degrees held, 475(1962,

1964) faculty, foreign, 1460. 1471 faculty, permanent, 1486, 1489, 1493,

1499, 1504-06. 1511-15 faculty pay. 1488. 1498. 1505. 1506.

1511-13 faculty self-survey. 1524 Fagan. George V.. 1246, 1247, 1374.

1377-79 Fairchild, Muir S., 151

Fairchild Hall, 1176, 1177, see also academic building

falcon, 36-», 377, 485, 488, 1141, 1202 Falcon Foundation, 1411 Falcon Soaring Club, 911 Falconews, 1248 "Falcons" (USAFA teams), 418 Farish Memorial, 472 Farr, Richard, 510 Favel, W., 1174 fencing, 389, 422 Fenton, Charles A., 841 Fer, John, 414 fiction, 1130, 1132, 1133, 1135-37 field house, 237, 336, 339. 429, 475

(1958, 1960-63), 1029, 1046, 1115, 1125

field trips, 475(1964), see also subject in text

Final approach, 1423 fire protection, 254, 330, 334 flag, South Pole, 1255 Flanders,, Dwight P., 844 Flannigan, W. C, 845 flight training, 136, 331, 475(1962-64),

809, 833, 853, 866, 868, 888, 942, 964, 988, 1085, 1089, 1105, 1308, 1314, see also pilot training; navigator training

Flood, Daniel J., 648 flying safety, 853, 888 Flynt, John J., 474 Fogarty, John E., 321 football, see Athletics in text Ford. Gerald R.. 474 foreign language study, 940, 985 foreign students, see appointment,

foreign students Foulois, Benjamin, 1194 Fowler, Winston C, 948 France, James T., 484, 485 Frank J. Seiler Laboratory, 1149 French bell, 1257, 1259, 1262 Frisbee, John L., 848 Fuchs, Alice S., 849, 850 Fulbright Scholarship, 669 Fulton, James T., 924 funds, see subject in text funds, types of, 1079 funds other than construction funds used

for construction, 332. 334 furniture, custom made, 349

garden & reflecting pools, 332

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Gardiner, C. Harvey, 854 Garrison, Edwin H., 949 Garvey, Gerald, 1178, 1346 Gatea, Ed, 569, 1025, 1026 Gator Bowl, 436 Gavin, Leon H., 474 General Accounting Office, 333 General Accounting Office. Report on

programs of construction & equipment of Air Force Academy, 317, 333, 334, 1027, 1028, 1056, 1064

General Accounting Office report, Dept. of the Air Force comments on, 333, 334, 344

General Officers Advisory Board, 178, 927, 1210

geography, 815, 945 German army exhibit, 1380 Gertrude Skelly Trust, 538, 610, 1403 Gibson, Richard C, 855 gifts, see subject in text Gillelan, G. Howard, 486 Gilmore, Iris, 1134-37 Güster, Herman L., 950 Girl Scout encampment, 1959, 206, 218 Glaza, Jim, 1181 glider, 911 Goldwater, Barry M., 472, 474, 495, 939 golf course, 328, 332, 1076 Gore, Albert A., 71 grades, cadet average at graduation,

1310 graduate study, 929, 1245, 1290, 1303,

see also Masters Degree Program in text

graduates, see subject in text graduates, percentage of total officer

force, 683, 69'', 708, 715 graduation, see subject in text graduation awards, 1325, 1345, 1346,

1349-53, 1359 grants-in-aid, 426, 430 Griswold, Wesley S., 856 Grohs, William R., 435 Groom, John F., 857 Grundmann, William, 1249 Gutheim, F., 42 Guthrie, James W., 152 gymnasium, 327, 1076, see also

athletic facilities gymnastics, 400

H. M. S. Falcon, plaque, 1260

H. R. 5337, 5, 8, 11-13, 23, 24, 46-51, 70-72, 74-76, 82, 110-13, 125, 130, 132, 135-36, 145, 1030

Hamilton, Ray, 491 Hancher, Virgil M., 86, 164, 447, 474 Haney, John B., 859, 860 Hannah, John A., 71, 136, 447, 474 Hansen, E. G., 277 Hardgrave, Gerald D., 487 Harkins, Philip, 1130 Harmon, Hubert R., ii, 5, 40, 52, 69.

86, 136, 164, 572, 595, 806, 903, 921, 1180, 1201, 1459, 1476-79

Harmon Hall, 1176, 1177, see also administration building

Harmon Memorial Lectures, see subject in text

Harrington, Fred H., 444, 474 Hatch, Robert A., 1183 Hays, Joseph A., 1184 hazing, 199, 1155, 1164 headquarters building, 330 heating system, 277, 320, 330 Hebert, F. Edward, 399, 474 Hecker, George, 723 Heffernan, David J., 1288 Heiberg, Harrison H. D., 488, 1202 Henkln, Daniel Z., 1185 Hennessy trophy, 193 Hey! Mr. Blue, 496 Hicks, G. L., 1520 Higgins, Joe, 489, 993 Hines, George H., 381, 382 history of Academy, 155, 1131, 1159,

1171, 1238, 1246, 1251, 1253 history prize, DAR, 1283 Hitchcock, Thomas, Jr., 1256 Hoegh, Leo A., 1188 Hoen, John L., 169 Hof fie it. Dorr it, 278 Hogan, Henry L., Ill, 863 Holland, Spessard L., 474 Holloway, James L., 169 Honor Code, 828, 834, 948 honors, cadet, 799, 801, 822, 1170,

1201, 1283, 1299, see also graduation awards; merit list

Hornaday, Ralph J., 864 Horsburgh, Hal, 490 Hosmer, Bradley C, 45, 1201, 1325,

1346, 1353 hospital, 303, 330-32, 347, 1043,

1065, 1089, 1175

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housing, 240, 272, 301, 327, 330-33, 341, 342, 349, 472, 1038, 1064, 1076, 1098, 1103, 1118

Hovde, Frederick L., 451, 474 Hruska, Roman L>., 474, 936 Hull, Richard, 1187 humanities, 879 Humphrey, Hubert H., 474

Inouye, Daniel K., 474 International stability fa progress, 227 intramural sports, 382, 409, 424 investigation of Air Force Academy

construction, comments of Dept, of the Air Force on, 332, 333, see also General Accounting Office report, Dept. of the Air Force comments on

investigation of Air Force Academy construction, House hearings, 332, 333

investigation of Air Force Academy construction, report of subcommittee to House Committee on Appropriations, 332, 333

investigation of use of funds, see General Accounting Office. Report of construction and equipment of Air Force Academy

irrigation, 250, 332

Jackson, James L., 1189, 1190 Japanese gifts, 1263 Javits, Jacob, 615 Jefferson, Ray O., 724 Johnson, D. W., 867 Johnson, Lyndon B., 1332, 1340, 1360 Jonas, Charles R,, 116 Judel, Horst M., 1471 June Week, see Graduation in text

Kaplan, Marjorie N., 963 Kee, Elizabeth, 320 Kee, Harrison E., 1392 Keller, Kaufman T., 447, 474 Kennedy, John F., 1330, 1339, 1340,

1362, 1363 Kenney, Nathaniel T., 1192 keys, master system, 316 Kilday, Paul J., 83 Kiacheloe, Ivan C, 558

King, Harold T., 474 Kinney, George R., 1250 Kirschling, Wayne R., 1350 Klass, Richard L., 1349 Klein, Lee, 868, 1193 Korth, Fred, 1340 Kowalski, Frank, Jr., 417, 1041 Krumholtz, John D., 946, 951 Kuchel, Thomas H., 474 Kuter, Laurence S., 88 Kyes, Roger M., 71

Labreche, George J., 153 Laird, Melvin, 474, 1040, 1291 land acquisition, 115, 253, 317, 327, 333,

334, 1076, 1079, 1085 Landguth, Charles B., 1317 Landis, Lawrence C., 1131 landscaping, 328, 329, 332, 1076, 1085 Lane, Thomas J., 126 Larsen, Robert A., 651 law curriculum, 974 Lawrence, Gerald C., 1521 Lawrence, John, 474 laws, see Public laws laws applicable to Military Academy,

also to Air Force Academy, 136 leadership, 971 leadership prediction, 947 Leavitt, William, 224, 869

1292 1328, 1329, 1341,

Lee, Richard D., LeMay, Curtis E.

1366 Lewis, James J., 952 liaison officers, 202, 526, 528, 721,

1233, 1519, see also Candidate Advisory Service

library, see subject in text Lindbergh, Charles A., 86, 164, 445,

447, 474 Lindsey, Henry C, 953 literature, study and teaching, 961 loans to cadets, 210 Lodge, Robert A., 1350 Lofton, Marty, 387 longevity credit, 209, 1244 Lowry AFB, 154, see also site, interim Luce, David B., 1352

McCain, Charles, 1342 MacCloskey, Monro, 511 MacCollum, I. C, 749

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826, 870-74, 909, 1451, 1480, 1490, 1517

McDonald, Bill, 583 McOonough, Gordon L., 105 McGee, Gale W., 474 MacGregor, Clark, 652 MacKenzie, James S., 276 McMillan, Brockway, 1293 Magnuson, Don, 450, 474 Majors program, 475(1964), 909, 912,

1306 Malamute, 1397 management, 810, 846, 950 Manchess, Warren, 491 Mansfield, Michael J., (Mike), 139 marksmanship, 967 marriage, 1431, 1435, 1436 Marshall, Fred, 474 Martin, Ben, 351, 352, 367, 383 masonry, 342 Master Control Records Branch, 211, 216 Master's Degree Program, 475(1963,

1964), see also subject in text mathematics, 812 Matloff, Maurice, 1370 Mauldin, Bill, 87 5 Mayer, Martin, 1195 medal, Academy founding, 96, 114, 131,

146, 1208 medicine cabinets, cadet quarters, 332 Meigs, Merrill C, 86, 164 merit list, 842, 886, 897, 906, 910,

see also honors, cadet Mickel, E., 279 Middlebush, Frederick A,, 169 Miele, Alfonse R., 1498 military history, 830 military training, see Curriculum and

Training in text Miller, Ed Mack, 55, 280, 878, 1196 Miller, Edward A., Jr., 56, 155 Miller, George P., 474 Miller, Jack R., 474 Miller, Robert E., 947, 954-59 Mills, Jim, 1342 mission. Academy, 153, 174, 189, 190 Mitchell Hall, 1176, 1177, see also

dining hall

models, 249, 251, 255, 281-84, 293, 304, 305, 740, 1214

Monroney, A. S. Mike, 474 Moody, Peter R., 879, 1469, 1489 Moore, Bryant E., 169 Moreland, Edward L., 169 Morgan, Len, 1382 Morrison, Robert E., 960 Morton, Louis, 1371 Mose, Carl, see eagle & fledglings mountain rescue teams, 493 movement plan, 160 Munch, Christopher H., 880, 1490, 1499 murals, 1254, 1261 museum, 1014 music groups, 480 musical production, 496

Natcher, William H., 106 National Collegiate Athletic Association,

359, 391, 423 National Defense Academy, 71 National Defense Education Act of 1958,

210 National Science Foundation Graduate

Fellowship, 669, 1310 navigator training, 506, 933, 942, 995,

1270, see also flight training Nelson, Bud, 881 Nelson, John V., 882 Neubauer, John, 588 newspaper, 1248 Newton, Tyree H,, 725 Nichols, Howard, 414 Niemi, Nels N,, 885 nonacademic selection variables, 726 Noonan, Stephen F., 266 North Central Association of Colleges

and Secondary Schools, 220, 836

oath, delay in taking, 928 obligated tour, 180, 207, 208, 588, 616,

643, 683, 694, 697, 708, 711, 715, 719, 1280-82, 1284, 1291, 1295, 1296, 1430

Odenweller, Bob, 1198 officers, education, 158, 166 officers, sources, 706, 857, 926, 1317 officers' open mess, 331 Olcheski, Bill, 751 Olson, Buzz, 996 100 year Honor Roll Plaque, 1201

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operating cost«, see Congressional hearings in Funds, government documents section, in text

operation and maintenance appropriations, see hearings of Appropriations Committees in Funds, government documents section, in text

Operation Third Lieutenant, 999, 1009, see also Field Trips in text

oral communications study, 953 organization, Academy, 174, 204 organization, Cadet Wing, 181 Orick, George, 289 Osterlag, Harold C., 450, 474 outer space, 222, 224, Outer space, 228 Owen, Joseph E,, 275 Owens, L. E,, 394

paintings, World War II operations, 1256 parade ground, 330 paratroop training, 840, 987 parking facilities, 328 Parsons, Paul J., 961 Patrick, R., 887 Patton, Phil M., 1393 Pearl, Jack, 1132, 1133 Peck, Robert D., 395 Pegasus (statue), 1266 personnel strength, 472, 1063, 1064,

1076, 1449, 1455, 1470, 1487, 1494 Peterson, Carl H., 888 Phillips, Cabell, 1312, 1344 physical education, 394, 413, 435 physical standards, 475(1958), 527,

570, 583, 589, 590, 601, 818, 838, see also entrance requirements

physics, 812 pilot training, 475(1956-60), 706, 884,

889, 930, 966, 975, 982, 1268, 1270, 1294, 1305, 1307, 1310, 1314, 1318, see also flight training

Pittenger, James E., 27 5 planetarium, 278, 330-32, 334, 347, 1089 Planning Board Study, 161, 162 plans, see Architecture and Construction

in text Polaris, 1424 Polk, James C, 104 Poole, Gordon L., 1202 postwar national academies, 167, 171 Posvar, Wesley W., 1450, 1456, 1490 Preparatory School, 472, see also

Preparatory School in text

Preparatory School yearbook, see Malamute

press & radio representatives. Academy tour, 1958, 333

Price, John N., 726 printing plant, 1076 procurement award, 1158 Professional Ethics Committee, 821 Professional Studies Group, 864, 1429 programmed instruction, 814 Public Law 82-155, 82nd Cong., 1st Sess.

(H. R. 4914), 94 Public Law 83-325, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess.

(H. R. 5337), 23, 95, 1085, see also H. R. 5337

Public Law 83-381, 83rd Cong., 2nd Sess. (H. R. 4231), 642, 674, 681, 710

Public Law 84-614, 84th Cong., 2nd Sess. (H. R. 2106), 643, 694, 719

Public Law 85-543, 85th Cong., 2nd Sess. (S. 2630), 206, 218

Public Law 85-600, 85th Cong., 2nd Sess. (H. R. 7140), 205, 215, 219

Public Law 86-65, 86th Cong., 1st Sess. (H. R. 7290), 96, see also 114, 131, 146

Public Law 85-182, 82nd Cong., 1st Sess. (H. R. 8531), 644, see also 687, 688, 692, 707, 717, 718

Public Law 87-462, 87th Cong., 2nd Sess. (S. J, Res. 129), 646, 703, 712, 720

Public Law 87-663, 87th Cong., 2nd Sess. (S. 3628), 645

Public Law 88-276, 88th Cong., 2nd Sess. (H. R. 7356), 647, 660, 671, 686, 697, 708, 715

publications of the cadet wing, see subject in text

Purves, E. P., 328

qualifying for the Academy, 508-11, 641 Quarles, Donald A., 21, 66, 234, 240,

292, 294-97, 404, 755 Quillman, Earl W., 1522

radio station, 1191 Rawlings, Edwin W., 474 Rayburn, Sam, 449, 450 Rechtschaffen, Oscar H., 222 recordings, 1252 recruitment, 1148, see also liaison

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Reed, Jim, 1000, 1491 Registrar, 205, 215, 219 repairs, see construction, repair Representation of the United States

abroad, 229 " research and development, 970, 1293 research laboratory, 1149 Reserve Officers Training Corps, effect

of Academy on program of, 1101 retention, 706, 715, 928, 943, 1155,

see also subiect in text Rhodes scholarship, 669, 924, 1288,

130U, 1310 Richardson, Jere M., 1306 Rickover, Hyman C, 197, 892, 893, 931 Rivers, L. Mendell, 474 roads, 328, 330-32, 334, 338, 472, 1085 Robert, L. W., 328 Robertson, A. Willis, 757 Robinson, Peter D,, 1349 Roderick, Norman F., 1349 Rogers, Byron G., 449, 450, 474 Ruenheck, Wilbert H., 1498 Russell, Richard, 72, 474

Sahd, Ted, 495 sailplane, 911, 1258, 1267, see also

soaring program Saito, Ted, 496 Saltonstall, Leverett, 71 Samuel, David B., 400-03 Sanders, Chauncey, 150 Sanderson, George A,, 293 Sansom, Robert L., 1299, 1306, 1350 Schlatter, David M., 169 Schlegel, Gerald K., 1350 scholarship fund, 538 schools, 319. 330 science and technology, 876 science building, see aeronautical

laboratory Scrivner, Errett P., 474 Seawell, William T., ii, 895 The Secretary of State, 230 selection system, 475(1956) Seneff, J. F., 1209 service academies, 136, 167, 171, 172,

213, 443, 472, 517, 554, 621, 660, 680, 683, 715, 716, 816, 844, 891, 899. 916, 926, 929, 930, 953, 1020, 1064-66, 1105, 1108, 1162, 1169, 1185. 1197, 1232, 1245a, 1250, 1272, 1304, 1308. 1311, 1344a, 1347, 1434

service academies, athletics, 177, 391, 396, 399, 405, 406, 421, 423, 426-28, 430, 621

Service Academy Board, 107, 130 Service Academy Board. Report, 169 service choice, 51, 683, 926, 1269, 1271,

1275, 1276, 1278, 1279, 1285, 1289, 1297, 1298. 1300, 1301, 1306, 1342

service club, 331 service sons, 610, 627, 633, 1403 7625th Support Squadron, 91 Sharp, Dudley C., 1331. 1334 Shaw, Lawrence T. "Buck," 366, 385,

386, 407 Shear, J. K., 302 Sheehan, Brian T., 898, 1211 Shershun, Carroll S.. 1417 Shields, Milford E., 103, 1364 Short, Dewey, 50, 51, 64 Sieminski, Alfred D., 123 Sikes, Robert L. F., 1235 Siler, Tom, 408 Simler, George B., 409 Simons, William E., 899 site, 42, 243. 253, 259, 297. 327, 328,

333, 342, 1085, 1118, 1246, 1247 site, interim, 54, 136, 295, 317, 327,

329, 1011, 1030, 1070, 1076, 1085, 1118

site, occupancy of permanent, 4, 7, 9, 10, 16, 17, 27. 28. 30. 36-38, 58, 60, 61, 77, 90, 91, 160, 232, 259

site selection, 5, 22, 25, 35, 41, 53, 63, 68, 72, 73, 80, 83-85, 88, 93, 94, 97, 100-02, 104-06, 108, 116-18, 120-22, 124, U6, 133, 136-41, 155, 159, 163, 328, 332, 334, 342, 937, 1030

Site Selection Commission, 22, 78, 86, 163, 937

Site Selection Commission. Report, 163 Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, 255, 282,

293, 298, 300, 306-08, 317, 328, 332, 334, 342, 738, 771

Skinner, Robert H., 27 5 Slang, 834, 1189, 1190 Sliney, Edgar M., 1523 Smith, C. R., 1019 Smith, Dale O., 79, 107 snow removal, 1215 soaring program, 850, 911 social center, 330, 332, see also Arnold

Hall social sciences, 880

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Spaatz, Carl A., 86, 164, 445, 447, 474 Spear, Robert B., 390 Special Assistant for Installations,

Secretary of the Air Force, office of, 332

Spector, Jonathan M., 1216 Spencer, Edwin C, 727, 1251 Spiro, Bernard, 962 sprinkler system, see irrigation squadron sponsors, 900, 914 stadium, 327, 356, 360, 374, 378,

392, 398, 416, 417, 420, 425, 1012, 1013, 1019, 1037, 1041, 1049, 1050, 1052, 1076, 1115

staff and faculty, see subject in text staff club, 332 Starkey, John L., 901 Stearns, Robert L., 169, 474 Stearns-Eisenhower Board, Report,

see Service Academy Board. Report

Steger, J. M., 413 Stennis, John C, 758 Stiles, Dennis W., 1350 Stillman, Robert M., ii, 818, 838,

902, 1462 Stockstill, Louis R., 624, 625, 1435 Stoddard, George D., 169 Stokes, Alfred E.. 267 Stone, WilliamS., ii, 178, 626, 1217,

1218, 1348, 1473, 1483 Stratton, Dick, 436 Stringer, Roger, 498 Strong, Robert W., ii, 1458 student-faculty ratios, 1516 study rooms, see cadet quarters Sullivan, Henry R., ii Sullivan, John, 1335 superintendents of service academies,

176, 177, 194-96, 198, 523, 524, 588, 621

superintendent's quarters, 327, 330, 332, 341, 349, 1055, 1076, 1086, 1118

supply operation, 200 survival training, 794, 824 swimming, 400 Swofford, Ralph P., Jr. 178 Symington, Stuart W., 474

Talbott, Harold E., 5, 64, 69, 71, 72, 83-87, 99, 136, 298, 300, 327,613

Talmadge, Marian, 1134-37 Talon, 1425-28 Talon staff, 492 Talon trophies, 412, 414, 415 Teague, Walter Dorwin, Associates,

332, 1063 television instruction, see audiovisual

program Telford, William D., 1005 Teller, Edward, 1529 Temko, Allan, 764 tests, predictive, 724, 904 tests, validity prediction, 951 theatre equipment, 334 Third Lieutenant, see Operation

Third Lieutenant Third Weather Group, 312 Thomas D. White Award, see subject

in text Thrush, Aaron D., 1006 Thurmond, Strom, 474 Thye, Edward J., 474 Tice, Merton B., 309, 327 Tidwell, Lon, 1220 Tillman, Steve, 1357 Todd, Pete, 1219, 1220 tourism, 937, 1157 traditions, 834, 875, 907, 908, 1152,

1181, 1357 training, see Curriculum and Training

in text training areas, 331 Trotogott, Pete, 499, 500, 1050 Tupes, Ernest C, 963 21st Squadron, 1170 Twining, Nathan F., 1179

USAF Education Board, 965 USAF officer structure, analysis of

legislation, 168 U. S. Civil Service Commission, 641 U. S. Comptroller General, opinion

as to legality ... of certain expenditure, 1073, 1079, see also General Accounting Office. Report

uniform, cadet, 175, 182, 184, 185, 187, 191, 192, 201, 203, 448, 475(1956, 1957)

United States Air Force Academy Operating Program--OP-58-3, 332

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use of funds, criticism, see General Accounting Office. Report on programs of construction and equipment of Air Force Academy

utilities, 330, 331, 336, 339, 342, 1085

Utt, James B., 211

Valentine, Lonnie D,, Jr., 97 5 Vandenberg Hall, 1176, 1177, see

also cadet quarters Vandiver. Frank E., 1372 Vinson, Carl, 92. 474, 1021, 1056,

1239, 1529, 1530 Viotti, Paul R., 422 Visitors' Center, see museum von Karman, Theodore, 1375a,

1526, 1527, 1528

walls, retaining, 288 Warren, Robert H., ii, 909, 915,

1482, 1484 water, 68, 310, 311, 327, 328,

330-32, 336, 339, 342 water, nonpotable, 250 Watts, Barry D., 501 weather, 312, 342, 1085 Webster, Benjamin J., 172 weddings, graduates, 1286, 1334a,

1338 Welker, Herman, 474 Welter, Clarence J., 1361 West, Ben M., 173 Westbrook, Sam W., 1345 Whitaker, Ruth, 502 White, Thomas D., 474, 1229, 1230 White Award, see Thomas D. White

Award in text Whitlow, Robert Y., 388 Whitten, Jamie L., 1058 Whitver, W. R., Jr., 318 Wild, Payson S., 444, 474 Wiley, Alexander, 141 Williams, Harrison A., Jr., 614 Williams, T. Harry, 1373 Wilson, Charles E., 448 Wilson, Earl, 100 Wilson, Gill R., 1231 Wilson, James V. G., 1467, 1499 Winchester, James H., 1232 wind damage, 928 Wing officers, 801

Wingover, 973 Witters, Arthur G., 350 Woodbury, Clarence, 918 Woodmansee, Terrell R., 1495 Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship,

669, 1310 Woodward, Paul B., 1525 Woodyard, William T., 1469, 1489 wrestling, 373 Wright, Frank Lloyd, 271, 302, 315,

327, 342 Wright Memorial Lecture, 178, 1179,

1230 Wuriu, Tom, 1501 Wurtz, R. E., 1233 Wynne, Pat, 503, 919

Yale & Towne Mfg. Co., 316 Yarmolinsky, Adam, 650 yearbook of Academy, 1420, 1422-24 Yeoman, Wayne A., 1498 Yorty, Samuel W., 101 Young, Milton R., 474

Zamonski, Stanley W., 1234 Zielinski, Constantine E., 920, 976,

1457, 1468 Zimmerman, Alex D., 1331, 1352 Zimmerman, Don Z., ii, 39, 98, 921,

922, 1462, 1502 Zook, David H., Jr., 830 Zuckert, Eugene, 1356

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