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...Approaching Norfolk, a Capital Airlines Viscount crashed almost vertically into a stream near Williamsburg, Va. Dead on impact...
...Macleod were not aware of the impact of this fact on Kenya, African nationalists would forcibly remind him of it. They are contemptuous of a system in which 65,000 Europeans, 165,000 Asians and 35,500 Arabs hold more seats and power than do 6,000,000 Africans. The Africans demand universal suffrage, one-man-one-vote democracy, and full independence now. Macleod may not want to give it "now," but his sharp, trained intellect (he is an international-class bridge player) is sufficiently acute to recognize that there can be no solid African policy in Kenya without...
...reported Iowa's Professor James A. Van Allen, who discovered them. The upper belt, which fluctuates wildly in intensity, is probably made of charged particles coming from the sun. The narrow inner belt, he suspects, contains protons and electrons that are decay products of neutrons created by the impact of cosmic rays hitting atoms in the atmosphere. It has not changed appreciably, he said, during the last two years...
...eyes a snuffling intrusion on the soulful mood-obviously stuck in for their shock value. To the French, who perhaps understand these things better but who certainly sentimentalize the physical side of love, the lust of the lovers is full of spiritual beauty. The picture has had a strong impact in the small towns of France, where apparently a Madame Bovary is still born every minute, and the heroine, who will seem to U.S. audiences no more than a roundheeled dunce, has become a national heroine of the French ''a sort of Joan of Arc of the boudoir...
World Wide 60 (NBC, 9:30-10 p.m.). The first of a new series reflecting the net work's decision to beef up its news and public-affairs programs. Castro's Year of Power will examine the impact on Cuban life of the revolutionary regime. Color...