Kennedy to Visit A Bomb Birthplace
President Kennedy will visit Los Alamos New Mexico in a trip steeped in history as the site where work on the atomic bomb began during World War II. The visit aims to observe the Rover nuclear propulsion project for space ships and the nuclear third stage for a potential Saturn V lunar mission. Los Alamos sits on the Jemez mountains at 7300 feet with access by air road or helicopter, near Santa Fe.
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Los Alamos
N.M
Kennedy
Pajarito Plateau
Jemez Mountains
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Rover
Nerva
New Zealand
Project Rover
Atomic Energy Commission
Space Nuclear Propulsion Office
AEC
National Aero
Nautics and Space Administration
Local Area Students to Sing with KU Chorus in Christmas Vespers
Garden City students June Anderson and Larry Hultquist join six area residents Rutha Haverfield Scott City Betty Bates Ulysses Jesse Betlack Leon and Melinda Bloodhart Elkhart as part of the University of Kansas Chorus for the Christmas Vespers program Dee 16 and concert Jan 13.
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Garden
John Haverfield
Scott City
Betty Jean Bates
W. C. Bates
Ulysses
Jesse Betlack
O. J. Betlack
Leon
Melinda Bloodhart
Mildred Bloodhart
Elkhart
Bronx Cheer Sparks Mixed Applause Across Stadium
Fans delivered enthusiastic approval with many cheers while some expressions turned derogatory, illustrating a divided mood as the crowd reacted to the event. Officials monitored the scene to maintain decorum and ensure safety amid the reactions.
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Bronx
Sugar Village Built By Pratt Club Woman
Pratt club woman Mrs C G Virginia Elliott completed a fairyland village using twelve pounds of sugar. The church and pastel houses, carolers and candy lamps were crafted with icing on wax paper and assembled after three days of drying. Elliott spent about 100 hours over 33 evenings and plans to give the village as a Christmas door prize to aid children.
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Darwinne Haranson
Pratt Daily Tribune
PRATT
Pratt Club
C. G
Virginia) Elliott
Elliott
Pratt Garden Club
Fat Man Has His Finest Hour
A humorous New York opinion piece lauds the fat man as a seasonal icon during Thanksgiving and Christmas, then notes the backlash on New Year’s Day as unpaid bills loom. It depicts the fat man as both beloved party host and scapegoat for indulgence, urging him to enjoy the moment before the public mood shifts.
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New York
Santa Claus
Fat Man
Middle Age Movies to Fill TV Gaps in Midseason
NEW YORK AP indicates networks cancel six midseason shows and plan replacements. NBC will use middle age feature films to fill a two hour gap while CBS revives Twilight Zone and shifts Password. ABC shuffles reruns and gives an hour back to local stations. Viewers decide which programs endure.
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New York
NBC
Art Linkletter
CBS
Loretta Young
ABC
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