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(MRS.) MARY CALL East Lansing, Mich.
For Washington Correspondent Lansing Lamont. the assignment was to follow the preparations for the forthcoming nuclear tests on Christmas Island. On learning that his quarry. William Ogle, scientific director of the tests, was about to leave for Hawaii. Lamont booked a seat on the same plane, interviewed Ogle extensively during...
Died. Admiral Richard Lansing Conolly, 69, U.S.N. (ret.), daring amphibious assault commander who earned the nickname "Close-in Conolly," and more medals than any other U.S. flag officer in World War II for his muzzle-to-muzzle duels with enemy coast artillery, after the war served twice as Deputy Chief...
The Old Vic has already been to Boston and Washington. The company leaves Manhattan this month for Philadelphia, Rochester, Detroit, Chicago, East Lansing, Kansas City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Vancouver and Seattle before returning to England.
In a spate of oratory, giant (26,000 students) Michigan State University, long known as an "ag and tech" institution, three years ago launched a rigorous liberal arts branch for "rebels with clear minds and uncowed consciences." With mixed hope and skepticism, U.S. educators have since watched the new college...