Kennedy as ambassador tours Yap Island in Asia Pacific
Former Treasury Secretary David Kennedy travels on a lavish presidential jet to Yap Island and Bali as ambassador at large. He is greeted by a repainted air terminal and entertained by officials who push housing projects and a lagoon cleanup. Critics note US spending on a few officials vs Micronesian needs and Kennedy prepares a tough report.
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Inner will powers space heroes overcome illness and injury
John Clean recovered from an inner ear disorder to become requalified as a jet pilot. Walter Cunningham fractured his neck yet helped fly Apollo missions with Wally Schirra. Jim Lovell fought back from an undiagnosed internal illness to become a record-setting spacefarer. Frank Borman, Buzz Aldrin, Scott Carpenter, Deke Slayton and others show a recurring theme of resilience and determination in NASA history.
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Campaign posters and TV night clash in New York wrap
Opinion piece rhapsodizes over poster pollution before May primaries and November elections urging fines against lingering placards to fund local ecological work. NBC lineup contrasts Bob Hope’s finale with Diahann Carroll special, noting Hope’s subdued monologue and SST jokes amid varied camera tricks.
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Carrolls Studio Skits Highlight Long Run Variety
A pastiche review notes Bob and Diahann Davis performing overgrown Timmie and Miss Carroll’s Julia echoes. Cameos by Bill Cosby Lee Marvin and Sammy Davis Jr blend with Hope show chaos. Miss Carroll’s hour contrasts with elaborate planning and rehearsals as she sings solo before a small audience in flashbacks and dream sequences including Belafonte and Jones.
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Corry News Bits Include Busy Phone Lag and Local Socials
In Corry Failure the busy signal blamed on telephone workers faulted the Corry No. 1 fire station as attempts to reach someone failed Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Robert Tunnell hosted her contract club with guests Lawrence Douglas and Miss Rogers. Woolworth workers enjoyed a warm sugar party at Dorothy Cheon’s home with rolls salad and cookies. Easter parade prep noted as a deer pair wandered Elk Street. Police probe increased gasoline theft from parked cars after a First ME Church service, with prior report from a Christian Missionary Alliance member on Maple Avenue. Boost Corry it’s Good Form.
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Wall Street Clings to Hope of Softer Rates This Year
New York bankers expect consumer interest rates to stabilize rather than fall further, with only minor reductions possible as borrowing remains weak. The mood is cautious as tax increases and sluggish consumer sentiment restrain demand, despite a stock market rebound and higher profits. Investor confidence, tracked by Sindlinger index, dips from 84.1 to 81.8.
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