Plenty Long Woolen Drawers for WRAG
London in the British War Office admits it is possible to last the period with long woolen drawers for the Royal Army Corps for the next 800 years. The matter was raised during a parliamentary inquiry published yesterday. Sir Edward Playfair, permanent secretary of state for the War Office, said there was an excess of woollen drawers. Victor Call ing, Labour MP, asked about elastic in drawers. the War Office replied the elastic, if any, would deteriorate long before action could be taken.
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Film Story of Africa's Mau Mau Uprising
Film narrative centers on Mau Mau upheaval in Kenya and its impact on a family. Stars include Rock Hudson and Sidney Poitier with director Richard Brooks. Scenes shot in the Aberdare Range near Mt Kenya and in Nairobi, aiming for authentic pacings and local backdrop.
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Be reg mayor ends bid at 92 in Be reg Kentucky
92 year old John J Gay r announces he will not seek re election as mayor of Berea Kentucky, ending a long tenure and becoming the only major figure of his era to retire from the post. The town reflects on four decades of leadership as the election approaches.
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Mary Martin Performs Sensational Stunt On NBC Tribute
Mary Martin stages an Annie Oakley stunt with Buffalo Bill's Wild West on Thanksgiving Eve in a TV special from NBC. The article details technical rigging, a treadmill setup, and onstage choreography featuring Prince the horse, with Mary and Richard Halliday recalling their early ranch life and stage thrills.
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China claims first aerial carrier flying machine
China disputes Russian claims and asserts it built the first aerial carrier flying machine. Ancient court records report that in 28 B C a Chinese youth named Shun flew a glider made from two large reed hats.
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Navy plans sky observatories to study sun and Mars
The US Navy announced plans to launch sky observatories next year, including 11 mile high manned units and 100 mile high telescope satellites to photograph the sun and planets. Aimed at advancing astronomy and fusion research, the project, dubbed Skyhawk, would feature balloon flights with telescopic cameras and orbiting probes, with test aims for 1959 and 1960.
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