Reynolds plans 20,000 mile round‑the‑world flight record attempt
Milton Reynolds, 54, millionaire ball‑point pen maker, aims a 20,000‑mile circumnavigation that would beat Howard Hughes’s 91 hour 12 minute globe‑circling record set in 1938. His route would exceed the record by about 6,000 miles, with a map showing the world tour.
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Southern Association games hit by rain and dark lights
Atlanta April 12 The 1947 Southern Association debut was largely washed out by rain with six clubs leaving the field. Only one game was played Little Rock edged Memphis 5 to 4 in 13 innings to take an early lead as power failures dimmed the lights, delaying play past midnight.
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Wallace in London Attacks Truman Doctrine in World Tour
United Press reports Henry A. Wallace visiting London to rally Britain against President Truman’s Greece and Turkey aid plan and the anti Soviet policy. He urged a four point world reconstruction program including control of atomic weapons, internationalization of strategic zones, worldwide disarmament, and a $50 billion one year effort.
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Kansas Opposes Oklahoma A and M Big Six Entry
Lawrence Kan April 12 Oklahoma A M's proposed entrance into the Big Six conference is opposed by the University of Kansas. KU faculty representative Prof W W Davis says go slow after Colorado addition. Davis notes KU's strong athletic program and says color question had no bearing. Aggies' application not voted on last Saturday may be taken up May 23 24 in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Duke Students Claim Dice Can Be Mentally Controlled
United Press reports Duke University students tested parapsychology by aiming dice throws to favor a designated face. Six dice, two-person sessions, and 603 throws produced averages of 4.54 hits when observer aided the thrower, with results above chance and a balanced edge when opposing.
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