Gruenther Praised as Legendary NATO Leader and Friend
A long profile on General Alfred M. Gruenther, soon to retire as supreme Allied Commander in Europe, notes his extraordinary memory, meticulous attention to detail, and personal gestures such as a gift box for Queen Elizabeth's children. It highlights his rise from West Point to SHAPE, his role in NATO planning, and his reputation among peers, staff, and European leaders.
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World Laughter World Laughter News Fragment Mix
A collage of brief items from British radio scheduling to odd local tales. Reports include a BBC program swap in London, a snowball incident in Casa Grande, a correction from Franklin Indiana, a Tokyo baseball teams ban for bad manners, a brown water tap experiment in London, a costly Los Angeles courthouse detail, and Indianapolis fans reacting to fouls costing money.
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Ingredients of Success In Prep Traffic Court
Russ Wiley reports on a high school traffic court program where David Layden and McKinley students, serving as judges, preside one night monthly. The piece recounts teen defendants, sentencing to traffic school, and judge remarks urging safe driving and attention, highlighting the program's aim to foster responsible behavior.
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Year Around Sunglasses Suggested by Omaha Police
Omaha traffic officials urge year round use of sunglasses to cut highway accidents. Capt. John Barnes notes patrol cars and motorcycles regularly wear them, deeming shades as essential as a ticket book and weapon. Optometrists say more people follow the example beyond winter glare.
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