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Under his tutor's guidance, Bobby jumped through one chemistry book after another, until last year he was able to pass the high-school chemistry finals. Then he had an interview with Professor Frank Hovorka of the chemistry department of Western Reserve University. Last week, from the university came the official news. Starting June 20, sixth-grader Bobby Gordon will continue his chemistry studies at Western Reserve...
...recent interview with General "Tacho" Somoza, William Forbis, TIME'S Central America correspondent, told the Nicaraguan dictator that in a report for TIME on censorship in Central America he had had to put Nicaragua at the bottom of the list. Somoza, who was himself the subject of TIME'S Nov. 15, 1948 cover story, insisted that "There's no censorship here." Forbis said the cable office apparently didn't know that...
...Communist-inspired peace conference was held in Paris last year, Endicott went along. Said he: "It looked to me just like a big missionary convention." This year, for another Communist peace meeting, the Russians flew him to Moscow, gave him the full caviar-and-ballet treatment plus an interview in Pravda in which he said that Canada was a police state infested with U.S. spies. (He claimed later that Pravda reporters had misquoted him, but added a hasty explanation that Soviet reporters, like all reporters, sometimes make mistakes.) Back in Canada, Endicott was a logical choice to escort...
WHRB will have a roving-mike announcer on hand for the ten minutes before curtain time. He will interview the opening night crowd and describe the spectacle. The program will be recorded and played to radio listeners...
Changing Concept. That same night, the Army also gave the nation a glimpse of some new weapons. Speaking in guarded phrases during a radio interview, Army Chief of Staff Joe Collins let it be known that his antiaircraft artillerymen had already developed a new AA rocket which could knock down bombers flying at 60,000 feet-well above the present bomber ceiling-and were working on another guided missile which promised to be even more accurate at even higher altitudes. General Collins also thought that he would soon have a new weapon of "radical design" which might "change the whole...