KU Symphony Orchestra Spring Concert Impresses on Mount Oread
University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra presented its annual spring concert in University Theatre after a tour of Oklahoma and Wichita territories. Robert Schaaf conducted the Weber overture. Beatrice Gordon soloed in Chausson Poeme. Falla dances and Beethoven Fifth were also featured with vivacity.
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Israeli Security Chief Quits Amid Rift With Ben Gurion
In Jerusalem the longtime security chief resigns in a dispute with Premier David Ben Gurion over how to handle German rocket scientists working for the United Arab Republic. Reported friction centers on avoiding direct action tactics and limits to foreign policy influence by the security chief.
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Security chief engineered plot with international fallout
Two alleged Israeli agents were arrested in Switzerland last month accused of conspiring to kidnap a German missile scientist employed by the UAR The case suggests wide international implications tied to a pivotal security operation.
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Sonotone Unveils Tiny Wisp Ear Hearing Aid
The Wisp Ear by Sonotone is the smallest in the world and worn inside the ear with no outside cords or tubes. It weighs just one fifth of an ounce and promises better hearing for men and women on all occasions.
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British Londonderry ships Caribbean patrol against Cuba raids
A British navy frigate Londonderry with 30 marines aboard departed Bermuda for a Caribbean patrol to monitor anti Castro raids on Cuba. The 2,150 ton ship was sent on the mission at the request of the United States, informants said.
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Brooks Heads Editors in Kansas Wire Editors Association
Fred Brooks of the Hutchinson News was elected chairman of the Kansas Wire Editors Association at the annual meeting. He succeeds Howard Sparks of the Wichita Eagle Beacon. Johnny Jonston of the Leavenworth Times was named vice chairman.
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Vic Bubas Leads Duke In Fourth Basketball Season
Vic Bubas is in his fourth season as Duke head basketball coach. He previously captained the 1949 North Carolina State team.
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