Ed Sullivan Show Longevity Through Variety and Stars
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes the Ed Sullivan Show marks 13 years next Sunday with a timeless formula. A weekly vaudeville mix of acts and stars keeps audiences engaged as production frills rise while the core lineup remains simple and varied. The piece also highlights unresolved NBC negotiations over What's My Line hosting and surveys a week of mostly repeats across networks.
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Full Scale Hunt Made For Red Venus Rocket
British and Soviet scientists launch a full scale joint effort to track signals from the Soviet Venus rocket lost in space. The Venusnik lifted February 12 aimed to reach near the planet within three weeks and pass within 60,000 miles of its target before entering orbit.
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U S Studies Weapons Needed for Guerrillas
U S military research teams spread through Southeast Asia and the Middle East to learn what weapons are needed to fight Communist guerrillas. They will interview native anti guerrilla fighters and consult U S military advisory groups to possibly change equipment supplied to allies. In Wichita John A Cole 60 died Sunday in a house fire causing about 5000 in damage. cause undetermined.
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General to Get Only Reprimand
Washington AP reports Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker faces a reprimand after probes found he subjected troops to propaganda from the John Birch Society. President Kennedy approved the investigation and reviewed findings. Walker was relieved as commander of the 24th Infantry Division in Germany on April 17 pending inquiry.
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Garnand's Grains of Sand Roses in June Bloom Colorfully
June brings roses in profusion with climbing varieties coloring fences and trellises. Describes rose symbolism for moods and events, noting roses as gifts for graduates brides wives and all women, and praises rose growers for their craft and challenges of cultivation.
Rose crop plan aids southeast Kansas farmers and sportsmen
In southeast Kansas the non spreading multi flora rose replaces hedges as economical fence windbreak and wildlife cover. Farmers and sportsmen back planting with donor plants and local demonstrations. A Morton farm near Girard shows a half mile fence. meanwhile an Air Force search for a missing C133 cargo plane ends with wreckage found but no crew.
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