Editorial Lt Leggette Leaves Bristol For New Army Post
The piece notes Lt. L Nelson Leggette departs Bristol after guiding a Nike site from scratch in a rough start. It praises his leadership and public relations work, noting friends’ mixed feelings about his move and his impact on the community. It then shifts to a discussion of luck and serendipity in science with AMA examples and ends with a President Eisenhower message on economic aid versus military force.
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Americans in Wuhan China find happiness despite hardship
Scott Rush, 26, and his wife Helen Hung Rush, 26, American ex-soldier and Chinese partner, live in a sparse two room factory home in Wuhan. He earns 45 yuan monthly plus 50 yuan from the Red Cross, totaling about $40, while Helen contributes 47 yuan to support her family. They rent about $2.50 monthly and spend $1.70 on utilities, spending evenings dancing, watching films, and playing solitaire in a modest life shared with Chinese standards.
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