Public Spotlight Turns on Astronomers in Space Age
Los Angeles AP profile of astronomers as nocturnal researchers who study distant worlds from domed telescopes on mountaintops. It notes rapid public recognition since the space age began, rising government funding for observatories, expanded education pathways, and the broad, multidisciplinary training required for modern astronomers.
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Duke of Windsor Turns 70 With Paris Dinner
In Paris the Duke of Windsor marked his 70th birthday with a late dinner at Maxim's and a private second gathering planned with friends. He spent the day at his desk, working on personal accounts and correspondence, as supporters in Britain urged royal recognition of his American wife Wallis Warfield Simpson, now 68.
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Duke of Windsor
Maxim's
Britain
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World's Fair Chauffeur Dilemma and Family Woes
Dear Ann Landers offers practical guidance on a widowed chauffeur plan with meals paid by single women, suggesting separate checks to avoid embarrassment. Additional letters discuss inheriting a wife's belongings after death, and a father-daughter kiss dynamic, encouraging acceptance of family warmth and a focus on the teen's social evolution.
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Norma
Police car breaks down with prisoner steering in Kansas
Three detectives transporting a prisoner from Kansas City to Wichita stopped due to a breakdown. Motorists watched as the officers pushed the vehicle while the manacled suspect sat in the driver's seat steering, creating a comic scene in Wichita.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Kansas City
Rental signs advertise vacancy in downtown Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky an AP report notes a neon sign over a downtown building reading Rental Specialists We Rent Everything and a plate glass window advertising For Rent in the empty office.
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Louisville
Passman resigns as subcommittee clash over aid bill
In Washington AP reports Passman, long a slasher of foreign aid, steps down temporarily after a subcommittee vote defies his demand. The House then backs a measure expanding the Reserve Officers Training Corps program in high schools and colleges.
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Otto E. Passman
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House
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Hebert Bill Advances After ROTC Clash
Personal victory for Rep. F Edward Hebert as his measure clears the house amid anger at McNamara's earlier plan to scrap high school ROTC and curb college programs. The bill proceeds to the Senate. State Department rejects Soviet protests over Pan American flights to New York and West Berlin and warns Moscow to ensure American aircraft safety in Berlin air corridors.
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McNamara
Senate
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Pan American Airways
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Richard I. Phillips
U.S
Berlin
Walton volunteers show 1918 fire truck still in use
Walton Kentucky firefighters insist they are up to date despite buying a 1918 fire truck. The aged vehicle was overhauled and spruced up for parades and similar events.
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Walton
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