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4 THE CUERO RECORD, Tues, Jan. 30, 1962
LIKE GRANDFATHER, LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON—The grandson
»f the late organiser of the “Flying Tigers.” who won re-
nown in China in World War II, Claire L. Chennault, 20, is
fitted with a U. S. Air Force hat by his father, Maj. Claire
P. Chennault, in Raleigh, N.C. The new recruit has the
same name as his grandfather.
Bob Feller
THE ‘ONE TOO MANY'—This is what the Svend-Jacquea
Heim hat collection in Paris calls a cocktail hat, and maybe
it should be called the “One Too Many.” It is of carrot-
colored straw, woven into a calot that billows into a bun.
Jackie Robinson
HAU OF FAME- New mem-
bers of baseball's Hall of
Fame are Bob Feller, for-
mer Cleveland Indians pitch-
er, and Jackie Robinson, who
won fame with the Dodgers
when they were in Brooklyn,
and was the first Negro to
play In the major leagues.
CO-OPERATION FROM EGYPT—United Arab Republic Vice
President and Defense Minister Marshal Abdul Hakim Amer
(leftl talks with Indonesian President Achmed Sukarno
{middle i and Indonesian Defense Minister Gen. Haris Na-
■ution in Jakarta, where he told them the UAR would not
permit the Dutch to ship arms or reinforcements for New
Guinea through the Suez Canal. (Radiophoto)
•WEATHER MAN’—A technician in Cambridge, Mass., looks through a one-seam experi-
mental plastic balloon of type which soon may drift around the world relaying continu-
ous weather Information. The balloon is said to be stronger than polyethylene. A pro-
gram is underway to float a network of such balloons around the globe.
OXYGEN FOR POOPED PUPS—Pups suffering from heat pros-
tration, respiratory distress or shock now can get invigorat-
ing oxygen in a new, portable, small-animal inhalation ther-
apy device produced in Chicago by the National Cylinder
Gas Division of Chemetron Corporation. With the canopy
zippered shut, concentrations of up to 100 per cent oxygen
can be achieved, company officials say. The device is espe-
cially good in the care of newborn Utters. (Central Press)
FIND BODIES IN KATANGA—Red Cross workers look at a
shallow grave containing several bodies near Elisabethville
in the Congo’s Katanga Province. One was identified as that
of Gianni Mino, 21, an Italian. Thirteen Italian airmen were
slain in Kivu Province last November. (Radiophoto)
GOING SOMEPLACE—Astronaut John Glenn looks at ease In front of his Friendship ?
space capsule before the big sendoff at Cape Canaveral, Fla. With him ara two techni-
cians who have a lot of behind-the-scenes responsibility, T. J. O'Malley (left) of General
Dynamics, chief test conductor, and Paul Donnelly of McDonnell Aircraft, capsule maker.
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KENNEDY CURTAIN RAISER—The show on the street wins ap-
plause from a crowd as President John F. Kennedy enters a
theater in New York to see the Broadway musical “How to
Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.” Relaxation fol-
lowed a meeting with acting U.N. Secretary General U Thant
on world problems and a conference with Mayor Wagner.
KILLED NEIGHBORS — Ray-
mond Patton, 16, enters
police headquarters in Den-
ver, Colo., after admitting
the bludgeon slaying of next
door neighbors Mrs. Shirley
Jean Duckorth, 26, and her
5-year-old son Dale. “I don’t
know what came over me,”
said the 180-pound six-footer.
“Chairman'
BUILT-IN PRINTS—Giant foot-
prints in black and white
met off this red rug made by
patients at the C. F. Men-
ninger Memorial Hospital in
Topeka, Kan. It is one of
some 200 arts and crafts
pieces at an exhibition of
work by patients.
REMEMBERS LINCOLN—Miss
Helen Harlow holds a 10-
pound box of candy pre-
sented to her on her 105th
birthday by Columbia Pic-
tures in Hollywood. Actress
Stefanic Powers does the
honors here. Miss Harlow
was bom in 1857 on a ranch
on site now occupied by Co-
lumbia. She remembers see-
ing Abraham Lincoln during
a visit to New York. She
wears a watch given to her
by Diamond Jim Brady dur-
ing her career as a ballet
dancer and actress.
FOR SEE DUTY?—Bare navel effects dominate these new
si) irtsvvear casuals shown in Rome. Designer Tlta Rossi
frames the uncovered midriffs with brief pullover tops and
sleek gaucho pants. Left: White eyelet organdy ruffles of
the pullover are repeated on flaring legs of the black cotton
pants. Right: A white cotton top is piped in red to team
with blue pants, embroidered in white from kneecap to calf.
MacIntyre
“President”
WING TO WING Merger of
American Air Lines and
Eastern Air Lines would find
American’s president, C. R.
Smith, chairman of the new
setup, and Eastern's presi-
dent. Malcolm A. MacIntyre,
in the post of president.
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SIX TOWNS BURIED-Map lo-
cates the area in Peru where
a mile-wide, 40-feet-hlgh ava-
lanche buried six villages.
Tiie population totaled 3,100.
NEW GUINEA ’QUIET — Rear
Adm. Leendert Reeser
(above), commander of Dutch
forces on New Guinea, said
the waters between New
Guinea and Indonesia were
“absolutely quiet Our forces
haven’t seen a single blip on
their radar screens.”
'COPTER OUTREACHES LADDERS IN FIRE-A U S. Army helicop-
ter lands on the roof of a burning power plant In Munich, Ger-
many, to rescue trapped workmen. Firemen’s ladders could
not reach to the top of the 150-foot structure after an explo-
sion had sent four men to the roof but the helicopter was
able to pick them up. One of the rescued men died later.
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MUTILATION — David W.
Wion (above) was arrested
in Sacramento, Calif, on
charges of having mailed a
packaged bomb to Mrs. Mil-
dred Tandy, 46, which blew
off one of her hands and part
of the other when she opened
It in Eckert, Cok>. Wion, 52,
had previously filed a $50,000
damage suit against her after
breaking a leg while carpen-
tering for her in California.
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SPLICING TIME-Actress Piper
Lsurte helps newsman Joe SHE'S A BLONDE NOW—Actress
Morgenstern «U out a mar- dina Lollobrigida, whose
riage license application in brunette tresses were inter-
Los Angeles. The wedding was nationally admired, makes her
Peso, scheduled to take place in the Irst appearance as a blonde at
home at Piper’s sister in Long i Rome, Italy. fUm studio. The
Beach. Calif. The couple met lair change was made for a
during an interview recently. »ew film, “Beauty of Ippollta."
FIRST WOMAN to serve on
the House Ways and Means
Committee in Congress is
Rep. Martha Griffiths
(above), Michigan Demo-
crat The Ways and Means
Committee ||a* jurisdiction
over most pdeketbook affairs.
ASTRONAUT PICKUP—This island in the sky is the control
tower on the giant aircraft earner Enterprise, which will be
used as a recovery ship In orbiting of a man around Earth.
Those four raws of diagonal bars arts part of radar pyatera ^
GOT THE DOPE ON HIM—Pasquale Fuca, 60; looks a bit out
of sort* as he sits handcuffed in his Brooklyn, N. Y., base-
ment room, a small arsenal and pure heroin worth about
*3.5 million behind him. He was caught in a aeries of raids.
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