Frost Quarrels With The World In Redlands Visit
Redlands California reports poet Robert Frost, a two time Pulitzer Prize winner, describes his view of life and art in a candid interview. He compares poets to baseball pitchers, notes poets seek money, and says religion is a spiritual contest where someone must lose as he works on a couplet during a lecture tour.
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Killer, 17, Gets 30 Years for Slaying Classmate
Windsor North Carolina January Rivers Hackett a 17 year old star athlete at Ahoskie High School was sentenced to 90 years for second degree murder in the Feb 12 death of 16 year old Delores Newsome. He pleaded guilty to second degree murder after an arraignment where he claimed temporary insanity Judge Chester Norris lamented the case calling it the worst he had tried.
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Will Accept Defense Bill Includes Eisenhower Veto Risks
House Armed Services committee members say the defense reorganization bill preserves major president demands but contains language limiting secretary of defense authority. Republicans and Democrats expect rapid action as the panel approved a compromise bill granting streamlined command while avoiding a presidential veto, with the measure moving to the House for action within two weeks.
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Glue used in farm building construction gains notice
An agricultural engineer from Kansas State College says glue gussets in rafter construction create a one piece look and improve rigidity. President Eisenhower cites possible glue uses in small surfaces like window frames and screens. A gasoline storage tank exploded in Paris, killing at least 10 as a blast damaged the Montmartre area.
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Home to Face Murder Charge
Madelyn E. Hitt, newly arrived in the United States from Okinawa, is charged with slaying her infant son aboard a U S transport ship. Her husband Terrence Hitt, an electronics expert, flew from Okinawa and pledged her support as she faces the charge in Garden City.
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