Holly will be widely missed

the Russians continue to win the race
of the superpower struggle for supremacy

In 1814 we took a little trip
Along with Colonel Jackson
down the mighty Mississip

Castro's army reached Camp Columbia, Batista's stronghold

C.B. DE MILLE
DEAD AT 77

NASA picks elite astronaut squad
NASA announced the test pilots who have been
chosen to participate in Project Mercury
the manned space project

the makers also claim that a transistor portable
could run on the same batteries for a year and that the new technology
improves both tone and volume

rocket Lunik II launched at moon

one-third of 15-year-old boys now smokers

I ain't askin much of you
just a biga biga biga hunka love
will do

Rockefeller will not run,
Nixon favorite

Last night's Los Angeles banquet for the Soviet Premier, Nikita Khruschev, turned sour. He was angry even before the meal began because he was refused a visit to the Disneyland amusement park for security reasons. When Norris Poulson, the Los Angeles mayor, then made a hostile speech recalling Khruschev's famous "We will bury you" remark, he exploded and threatened to take the next plane home. The chill continued this morning when Mr. Poulson did not turn up at the station to

I got a wishbone in my pocket
got a rabbit's foot around my wrist
and I'd a have everything
my lucky charms could bring
if ya gimme just one sweet kiss

dark side of moon filmed

Errol Flynn buckles last swash

The Dalai Lama has reached safety in India from his
Chinese pursuers. He crossed the border into Assam
yesterday and today 7,000 Tibetans