Journalists urged to sell the profession to youth at APME meeting
At the Associated Press Managing Editors convention, Ohio State journalism head George J. Kienzle urged editors to promote journalism to colleges and high schools as a career. He noted a shortage of qualified editors and reporters and highlighted science and medicine as rising fields. Tebbetts and Murphy praised improving sports reporting, while Tebbetts cautioned against overexposing athletes’ private lives.
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Reds Level Charge At U S In Indochina Clash
Tokyo reports the Communists accuse the United States of pressing Laos into a military base to threaten Red China and North Vietnam. Peiping says Laos has worsened. Vientiane says no major clashes recently as Washington denies any bases or troops, while aid to Laos tops 22.9 million dollars for 1959.
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Latin nations oppose Castro interference at regional talks
Seven Latin American governments condemned Fidel Castro for meddling in Caribbean affairs as U S Secretary of State Herter prepared to press the nonintervention principle at the Inter American Foreign Ministers Conference in Santiago Mexico urged caution and strict adherence Brazil Colombia the Dominican Republic El Salvador Guatemala and Costa Rica joined in backing nonintervention Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa sat silent Panama issued a warning of another Cuba backed invasion plot while Castro publicly supported revolutions elsewhere.
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Hold Stripper On Theft Charge
A 34 year old Miami Beach stripper was arrested in St. Louis after trying to pass a $4,800 stolen money order from Florida. Vicki Wells said she flew in from Miami Beach and claimed a Brooklyn friend gave her the money order. Police released two men who accompanied her to the Western Union office while she was booked on suspicion of being a fugitive from Hialeah and attempting to pass the stolen money order.
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Town Is Shaken By Blasts In Night
RANDOLPH, Mass. AP report: predawn blips echoed as three explosion sounds startled the town. Fire equipment arrived with hundreds in the business district, then left calm. A patrolman alarmed by smoke from a store spurred the fire alarm, later explained as jet planes breaking the sound barrier and air conditioning fumes.
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Woman Drowns In Pond Near Parsons
PARSONS Kansas AP Mrs Eva Rasmussen 19 drowned in a pond near Parsons yesterday while swimming with her husband. They were en route from Salina Kansas to Springfield Missouri where she was to enroll in Bible school. Rasmussen said he tried to rescue his wife after she panicked and became exhausted.
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Bid Near For Old Vet MeASLON Tex AP
Walter Lan passcovered near death bd rt selegateian said he could live only a matter of days.
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Seek Help To Catch Escaper
Kansas authorities urge private citizens to aid in recapturing Harlan Lynn Noble, an escaped insane rapist from Larned State Hospital. Noble, described as dangerous yet clever, left the facility June 2 and has been linked to a 6 year old girl assault in Lincoln Nebraska and other attempted abductions in Atchison St Joseph and nearby areas. A reported sighting in Atchison prompted a January search after he allegedly grabbed a girl behind a garage before fleeing.
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