Faculty Seeks Similarity to New Southwest State President
Springfield AP report notes Southwest Missouri State College faculty senate urges a successor similar to former president Dr. Leland E. Traywick. They demand an earned doctorate and experience in higher education administration, plus youth for 20 years of work. Traywick resigned Monday. regents president Postlethwaite cites policy disagreements. Governor Dalton expresses confidence in the board.
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Nevada
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John Dalton
Army Chaplain Denies Violation In Spy Trial
Kansas City report: Army Chaplain Albert Clark testifies in the Gessner case that he advised George Gessner to tell the truth with counsel present. The 28 year old former Ft Bliss nuclear specialist is charged with six counts of transmitting restricted nuclear information to Russian agents in Mexico City. trial enters its second week.
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Tex
Albert Clark
Ft. Hood
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George
Benson
Army
Willam B. Benson Jr
Post Chapel
Ernest J. Rice
Gessmer
Melbourne
Fla
Red Chinese Envoy Arrives in France
Gen. Huang Chen, first Chinese Communist ambassador to France, arrived from Peking via Geneva by plane on Tuesday. He will present credentials to President De Gaulle on Saturday. Lucien Page, first French ambassador to Peking, presented credentials to Liu Shao-Chi last Sunday as France and China established diplomatic relations in January.
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Huang Chen
France
Peking
Geneva
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Lucien Page
Liu Shao-Chi
China
Cuba Reports Attack Damage Against Cuban Coastal Cities
Cuban Red Cross says anti Castro forces backed by the United States attacked coastal targets, causing heavy damage and loss of life. Castro government rarely confirms such strikes and has announced executions of seven CIA agents. Manuel Artime predicts a long Viet Nam style war, with his whereabouts still secret.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Philips
CIA
Washington U Tops Play Reading Marathon Record
Eight Washington University students won a world play reading marathon by reading 34 plays in 50 hours to topple the previous record set by St Andrews University in Scotland. The St. Louis group started at 12 20 p m Sunday, tackling Greek classics to modern avant garde works and beating the 48 hours 11 minutes mark.
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Commission Decides to Hear More From Oswald’s Wife
The Warren Commission will recall Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald on June 11 to testify about the Kennedy assassination. The panel did not explain the reason for the recall. Separately, Castro denounces US germ warfare claims as absurd while Richard Phillips rebukes the accusation. Federal officials anticipate a murder and sabotage classification for the Pacific Air Lines crash near Concord, California, with FBI and CAB investigations ongoing.
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Najeeb E. Halaby
Pacific Air Lines
Concord
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Civil Aeronautics Board
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Nev
San Francisco
Third defense lawyer quits Ruby case
Dallas AP report says Dr. Hubert Winston Smith, Ruby's third chief defense lawyer, resigns to teach at the University of Texas Law School. Phil Burleson and Joe Tonnhill will continue the appeal as Smith returns to teaching. Smith had joined without pay and regents required leave.
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Jack Ruby
Hubert Winston Smith
University of Texas Law School
Smith
Burleson
Tonnhill
Joe Brown
Ruby
Burlson
University Regents
Melvin Belli
San Francisco
Dallas
Percy Foreman
Houston
Heart Artery Graft Replaces Aorta In Child's Surgery
In Sydney a seven year old girl Bronwyn Pascoe received a nine inch replacement section of her thoracic aorta from a deceased girl in a five hour operation at Prince Alfred Hospital. The graft allows growth, avoids growth-limitations of plastic tubing, and enables a normal life after the girl left the hospital. Vampire bats' bites are described as painless yet can transmit rabies and disease.
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Australia
Prince Alfred Hospital
Bronwyn Pascoe
Four Hannibal Boys Drown After Climbing Old Cars
In Hannibal Missouri four boys 10 to 13 years old drowned after playing on abandoned car tops in Bear Creek near the Mississippi River. Police say the debris attracted them and shifting water may have caused panic. Two sets of brothers were among the victims.
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Mississippi River
Mike
Billie Joe Johnson
Stephen Ray
Donald White
Postmark Stays Cape Canaveral in Florida
Cape Canaveral remains the city name despite the missile center’s renaming to Cape Kennedy. Stamp collectors sent first day covers to Postmaster Lyle Meadows and four clerks hoping for a Cape Kennedy postmark on the John F. Kennedy stamp. The city council rejected a proposal to rename to Cape Kennedy to match the cape.
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Fla
Cape Kennedy
Lyle Meadows
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