White Hunter in Africa Finds Joy Not Riches
HAL BOYLE profiles Wally Jones, a 25 year old Alabama native who becomes a professional white hunter in British East Africa. He leads safaris, works as a Kenya police helper, and serves as technical adviser on Safari. Clients pay about 100 dollars daily while he earns roughly a dollar per hour.
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Wally’s Africa-bound bride hunt in a postcard appeal
A lighthearted plea asks eligible girls not to write to Wally about marriage while noting his arrow points elsewhere. The narrator hints Wally already has a preferred partner in Africa, shaping a comic social notice of romance and delay.
Production of B52 Bombers Raised to Twenty a Month
Secretary of Defense Wilson announced the B52 production schedule increased to 20 aircraft per month, up from six. He rejected claims that the Soviets vastly outpace the United States in air power and cited the eight-jet bomber's current output as proof of ample production capacity.
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Truman is 72 Today Starts European Trip
Former President Harry S. Truman turns 72 but no party was held at his Independence home. He and Mrs. Truman left by an early morning train to Kansas City and then to New York to sail Friday aboard the United States liner for Europe.
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