Kennedy to name Bowles for under secretary of State
President Kennedy announced the choice of Rep Bowles for under secretary of State and that Adlai E Stevenson had accepted the post as United Nations ambassador. Dean Rusk, an experienced State Department figure, would take charge as secretary, bringing long government service and a background at the Truman administration.
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Bob Hope still spirals through stardom and business
New York AP profiles Bob Hope as a busy force in entertainment and enterprise. It notes his ongoing TV work with Lucille Ball, a variety of film and stage roles, and a diverse business empire including a baseball team, dairy farm, summer camp, movie company, meat packers, and oil properties. Hope promotes a positive outlook, saying happiness comes from keeping busy and helping others. In Newton Kansas AP reports a fatal collision involving Eldon Wall, 40, when his car collided with a Santa Fe train. Police believe explosives were involved and investigations continue.
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Problems Of Skin Dryness Discussed
Virus defenses from Rockefeller researchers show three chemicals can block virus multiplication without harming normal cells. Future studies will test use against human diseases like cold flu polio and smallpox. Also notes on anemia insomnia and a dry skin bath with beneficial effects but not a cure.
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Wickersham Closes Gap in Oklahoma 6th District Recount
Democratic Victor Wickersham trails Republican Clyde Wheeler by seven votes in a statewide recount of Oklahoma's 6th District race. With five western counties still to tally, Wickersham held 68,133 to Wheeler's 68,126 after 18 counties counted. Wheeler led by 188 votes after the Nov 8 election, but the margin narrowed as recount continued.
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