Philadelphia’s Cop Drivers Learn Again
Philadelphia’s 4 000 police force is back in six day training to become better drivers. William F. Quirk leads the program with three classroom days and three driving days. Tests evaluate signals braking distances and eye sight, with an obstacle course and psycho physical exams.
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William F. Quirk
Police Academy
Attorne y at Odds With Hall Over Water Board Claim
Lawrence attorney Charles D. Stough criticizes Gov. Frea Hall for taking credit as an outstanding achievement of his administration in forming the State Water Resources Board. Stough, a former Kansas House leader, cites Finance Council records dating to 1954 showing the idea originated with George Templar and faced opposition from Hall.
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Frea Hall
State Water Resources Board
Charles D. Stough
Stough
Kansas House
Hall
Colby
George Templar
Fred Hall
State Finance Council
Water Board
Finance Council
US Has Solid Program for Big Missiles
Lt. Gen. Donald L. Putt, Air Force research chief, says the U S has a real firm program for developing an intercontinental ballistic missile. Testimony before a Senate Armed Services subcommittee cited potential 5,000 mile range and nuclear delivery, with concern over possible Soviet advances and funding cuts.
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Air Force
Donald L. Putt
Putt
Senate Armed Services
U.S
Russia
Met Star Jan Peerce Finds Music Everywhere In Life
Met Opera tenor Jan Peerce recalls his career milestones and daily life in a wide-ranging interview. He cites starts at the Met Toscanini Casals festival and a Vatican album presentation as pivotal moments. Peerce describes touring stress, suburban living, and remaining devoted to study and music even on escapes.
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Jan Peerce
Metropolitan Opera
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Peerce
Met
Toscanini
Pablo Casals
Prades
Joe Doakes
Europe
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Vatican
Brooklyn
Pueblo Bills Congress Over Damaged Airport Runway
Pueblo city officials say Congress should reimburse 4400 for repairing an airport runway damaged by an Air Force transport delivering flood relief to Tampico Mexico. Jack Keeler, aviation director, said workers had to remove the runway blacktop repack gravel and relay surfacing after the landing.
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Colo
Congress
Air Force
Tampico
Mexico
Jack Keeler
Aviaion
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