Utopia voyage and Buffalo coats in old dispatches
A syndicated column notes a proposed island utopia voyage from Britain with about 20 experts testing social, psychological, and cultural aspects in London. It also covers the buffalo population rebound in North America and Edmonton police plans to retire buffalo coats. Whistler's Mother is moved from Paris to Atlanta as Louvre restoration proceeds.
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London
Whistler
Atlanta
Paris
Louvre
France
Lack Of Vision Behind Antisubmarine Defense Gap
The article, adapted from The Tenth Fleet, argues U S antisubmarine warfare lagged due to leadership misjudgment and failure to anticipate the submarine missile era. It cites Adm George W Anderson and lawmakers Henry Jackson and Stuart Symington pushing Navy reform.
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America
U.S. Naval Intelligence
Tenth Fleet
Ivan Obolensky
New York
Adm
George W. Anderson
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Stuart Symington
Missouri
House Appropriations Committee
Kennedy’s two year record prompts tempered appraisal
A veteran observer offers a cautious review of President Kennedy’s first two years in office. He notes uneven cabinet leadership, unresolved foreign and economic policy, and the need for sharper White House management while trusting Kennedy may improve as he gains experience and elections loom.
Winchester Little Theater elects Miss Janet Harrison president
Miss Janet Harrison has been elected president of the Winchester Little Theater. Ropin Roberts signed a $40,000 contract to play baseball with the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Janet Harrison
Winchester Little Theater
Ropin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Virginia Tech alumnus speaker at Northern Virginia Chapter banquet
J Ambler Johnson of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute spoke at the Northern Virginia Chapter annual banquet at the George Washington Hotel. The Pan American Airways China Chip ter, 600 miles off the California coast, diverted to land at San Pedro harbor due to mechanical trouble near Honolulu.
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J. Ambler Johnson
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Northern Virginia
George Washington Hotel
Pan-American Airways
China
California
Honolulu
San Pedro
Calif
Former Speaker Cannon bids farewell to House
Fifty years ago in 1913 Uncle Joe Cannon gave his farewell speech saying he would return to Danville Illinois to live and not seek public office again. Admiral Wilson informed the State Department that General Beltram and Commander Azueta at Vera Cruz were removed by President Madero. Mr and Mrs John E Copp celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary at Willow Brook home Mrs Copp is formerly Joanna Arlena Glaize.
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Uncle Joe" Cannon
Danville
Ill
Admiral Wilson
State Department
Beltram
Vera Cruz
Azueta
Madero
John E. Copp
Willow Brook
Copp
Joanna Arlena Glaize
Daily Meditation on Significance of Small Acts and Eternal Worth
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Titian and the carpenter of Nazareth to urge that everyday work may gain universal meaning. The meditation notes life consists of small deeds and suggests hope that one’s convictions endure beyond earthly life.
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Nebraska
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