Korean author Kim rises to fame with wartime novel
AP writer Bob Thomas reports Korean author Kim, 32, who once relied on scholarships and teaching jobs, has a best selling novel The Martyred after Long Beach State College hired him. His rise followed sensational reviews and a shift from translation to writing in English after studying in the United States and becoming a citizen last year.
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Hayne
Haytsell
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Joste
University of Iowa
Kim
George Braziller
Long Beach State College
Seoul National University
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Middlebury College
Vermont
Welcomes Foremen The Fussworth Mountains Rise High
A 250 mile long and wide mountain range in Antarctica is described as the tallest in the region. Some summits reach about 12 000 feet in height.
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Fussworth
Antarctica
Soviet and U S Agree on Film Exchange Deal
Soviet and United States negotiators settle a new financial framework under the six year old film exchange pact. Distributors in both nations may bargain directly to set prices by market value. The Library of Congress reading room dome rises 160 feet above the floor.
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Moscow
U.S
Library of Congress
Methodist Clergy Exchanges Planned Between Regions
In Hampton New Hampshire AP report says Methodist ministers from New Hampshire will exchange pulpits with Negro ministers from the South within a month. Bishop James K Mathews of Boston notes exchanges will cover salary homes and all other work aspects. Duration not decided possibly 60 days to over a year.
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Hampton, N.H
New Hampshire
South
James K. Mathews
Boston
New Hampshire Methodist Conference
Chevy II by Chevrolet Go on an economy drive this vacation
Chevrolet touts the Chevy II as an economical family car for vacations with comfortable seating and ample cargo space. It highlights features like child-proof upholstery, roomy trunks, self-cleaning rocker panels, Delcotron generator, self-adjusting brakes, and a range of sedans wagons and sport models all at affordable prices.
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Chevrolet
Fisher
Chevy
Tuaregs Known as Blue Men Veiled Nomads of West Africa
The article describes Tuaregs or blue men, a nomadic tribe from western Africa, who cover their faces with veils leaving only the eyes visible. It notes their practices around buying and selling in the region as part of a feature in the Garden City Telegram dated Monday May 25 1964.
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Garden City Telegram
Western
Africa
Presbyterian Proposal For Shared Public School Courses
The United Presbyterian Church USA faces a proposal to consider sharing some public school courses with pupils from parochial schools as a path to broader federal aid. The 841 commissioners from 9,100 churches resume sessions in Oklahoma City after worship and rest, with a plan to study and support in principle shared-time programs enabling private school students to receive education in public schools.
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Okla
General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Congress
Church and Society
Church
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