Dumke Named State Colleges Chancellor in California
Dr Dumke, long serving vice chancellor for academic affairs, was named chancellor of the California State Colleges. He vows to boost academic standards while expanding statewide coordination, with headquarters kept in Los Angeles as two new southern campuses are planned.
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Crane sightings at Bitter Lake Refuge reported in Roswell
Interior Department data show a long legged common crane from Bue Yope and Agia visiting Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge near Roswell, New Mexico around March 10, 1961. The report highlights migratory connections with Russia and notes ongoing observations of far traveling birds.
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Solon Sees High Nike Profit Amid Testimony
In two days of Senate Investigations Subcommittee hearings at Washington, Douglas Aircraft officials defended profits on Nike missile contracts. Douglas claimed profits totaled 29.8 million with 82.8 percent of war work by subcontractors, while Western Electric as prime contractor faced scrutiny over claims of 45.58 million in profits on Nike work worth 598.96 million.
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White school bus collides with cars in Revere crash
Police describe a chain collision when a truck struck the rear of a bus slowing to pick up children. The impact toppled two vehicles down an embankment, with the truck ending on top of a car in a marsh. About 25 children were aboard the bus and one child was injured.
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Foamed Aluminum Withstands Extreme Heat Revealed
General Electric announces a foamed aluminum able to endure temperatures up to 2,700 degrees Fahrenheit. A sample withstood 100 hours at that heat without significant change, demonstrating resilience beyond solid aluminum. The announcement notes potential applications in high heat environments.
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US Forces Near Curtain Power Stressed by Clarke
General Clarke, commander in Europe, said 400 miles of the Berlin Curtain host a powerful peacetime field army ready to meet any attack with nuclear or conventional weapons. He spoke in Berlin before retiring April 30 and noted a pact with Marshal Konev to allow armed-free travel of American and Russian missions in their zones, despite doubts about clashes with East German police.
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Frankfurter Collapses at Desk and Is Hospitalized
Justice Felix Frankfurter, 79, oldest on the Supreme Court, collapsed at his desk in the Supreme Court Building and was hospitalized at George Washington University Hospital. His secretary said he is doing fine, with a hospital report calling him very satisfactory and resting comfortably. He will undergo tests. no heart attack is suspected, and he previously had a heart issue in 1959.
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Senate approves 100 million U N aid for UN
The Senate backed President Kennedy's request to extend up to 100 million dollars in aid to the United Nations. The bill allows lending on adjusted terms or purchasing UN bonds, with a requirement that loans above 25 million be matched by bond purchases by other U N member nations. The plan reflects bipartisan support amid negotiations for a broader compromise.
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