Forms UN On Grass Roots Level By WALLY POOR
Rev. S Ben Finley a Conway Springs pastor who served as a Naval medical aide conceived a grass roots United Nations effort. After organizing a conference network in 1953 the Little U N evolved with 43 local groups and plans a May meeting inviting Eleanor Roosevelt and international panelists to shape disarmament study for 1961.
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Squawking Sax Player Spanned 45 Years Of Music
A. N. Ab Sell of Pittsburg, Kansas, began playing the sax 45 years ago as a teen with area bands and continued through a long semi professional career. He balanced real estate and grocery work while touring swanky spots and rough clubs during Prohibition. The veteran musician recalls netted bottles and dust laden roads in old tours, and notes the era’s music scenes evolved since those days.
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Watches with possible radioactive material found in El Paso
Three Rolex GMT Master watches bearing Oyster Perpetual markings were located in El Paso by the Atomic Energy Commission. The Swiss-made timepieces are suspected of containing radioactive strontium and the AEC and distributor are seeking to recover all such watches. Two were found in an El Paso jewelry store and the third from a radio listener reached via KROD.
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Ill Doctor Back To Jungle Life
London AP Dr Thomas Dooley, a 32 year old St Louis physician, plans to return to jungle hospital work in Laos despite chest cancer. He says he is the happiest man alive and that life he has lived is worth dying quietly in his hometown. He recently had tumor surgery in New York with cancer not yet spreading. He had left Laos last August for treatment and a lecture tour that raised 400000 for Laotian children. He acknowledges bleak prognosis but chooses to return to the jungle.
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