British Envoy and JFK Friend Heads to Washington Post
William David Ormsby-Gore, 43, is named Britain’s next ambassador to the United States. A long-time Kennedy family friend and heir to the Barony of Harlech, he studied at Eton and Oxford, served as an observer pilot in World War II, and has urged Western unity against Soviet expansion. He will take up his post in October with his wife and five children.
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Destination Moon on Your First Trip Near Disaster
Dream Near Reality paints a first moon mission simulation with three crew members, Bob and Joe as pilots and a lead engineer. The narrative follows a space ship system check in a triangle-wing craft, engine start, and a stuck fuel valve as the team troubleshoots in space.
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Globetrotter Notebook: Around the World Relman Morin
Relman Morin recalls a 127 day globe trek from London to Jakarta noting rapid global convergence. He shares vignette notes about a blind Lao Buddhist, magic Malay kriss and Gurkha kukri, a Japanese legend about Townsend Harris and O kichi san, and reflections after Eichmann’s trial.
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Tragic Portrait of Eichmann and Biblical Israel Scene
The piece portrays Adolf Eichmann as a mediocre figure behind a grand fiction and places him amid a moving tragedy. It contrasts his notoriety with a grim sense of destiny as the observer walks from the King David hotel to Jerusalem’s walls and Mount Scopus, with Bethlehem and the Dead Sea in sight.
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Political Captains Prepare for 1962 Off Year
Washington AP dispatch surveys Democratic and Republican national headquarters as John M. Bailey and Bill Miller mobilize party machinery. It notes large staffs, multi-million budgets, district redraws after the 1960 census, and the push to win crucial suburban and swing seats ahead of 1962 and 1964 contests.
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