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Elaborating on Lodge's theme that the trade union can be the bastion of anti-communist feeling, Kibisu stated that "The Kenya Federation of Labor is so strong that Communism is unheard of." When Kenya becomes independent from Great Britain, he asserted, property rights of foreign investors will be respected. "There will be no expropriation...
...lies the dead body of her lover, a Spanish chauffeur who used to beat her "but never when he was drinking." They both worked for an aristocratic Paris banking family, the Beaurevers; the magistrate, influenced by Beaurevers' power, is all for clapping the girl in jail, case unheard. But his young assistant (William Shatner), fired with ideals of justice, insists on investigating. What ensues, in judicial quarters of dilapidated grandeur, is an intimately candid inquiry based on the French axiom that discussion is the better part of indiscretion. It turns out that the Beaurevers belong to a low-fidelity...
...agreed to act as intermediary, landed at Ndola. (Newsmen, mistaking him for Hammarskjold, sent out a flash that the Secretary-General had landed on schedule.) At 11:10 p.m., Tshombe and Lansdowne left the airport, and went to their quarters to sleep. Hammarskjold's plane was still unheard from...
Then the late Billy Burton, manager of the Mary Kaye Trio, talked the Last Frontier Hotel into doing something unheard of-booking the little-known Mary Kaye Trio into the casino lounge for nightly shows lasting until breakfast. Mary Kaye, her brother Norman, and Frankie Ross caught on instantly, singing, strumming, and turning out a kind of natural-seven Muzak that held the crowds in the casino and skyrocketed the late late take. Hooked two ways, fans now stay around as much to hear the trio as to shoot craps, and the group is no longer just background music...
...tests indicate-fill a whole ocean with searching sound and spot anything sizable that is moving in the water. Artemis grew out of a 1951 suggestion by Harvard Physicist Frederick V. Hunt, who convinced Navy A.S.W. experts that submarines could be detected at great distances only by unheard-of volumes of low-pitched sound...