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...full 6.4 sec. better than the current world mark, he said, and nominated one candidate for the feat: 14-year-old Glenn Jr. Said Glenn Sr.: "He can out run most of the high school kids in his home country right now." Ambling along East Side Manhattan, Visitor Harry S Truman allowed to re porters as how they are in error when they write a period after his middle initial...
...hawk-nosed little man raised his arms, as if in benediction, and 1,000 Peruvian Indians at the airport in the remote jungle town of Iquitos responded with a thunderclap cheer: "Haya presidente! APRA never dies!" The visitor beamed, waved, headed a parade over a red dirt road into town, and there delivered a fiery, fist-shaking speech in a plaza ringed by royal palms and mango trees. "Five centuries ago millions of Incas lived well in Peru," he cried. "There is no reason we cannot do better today!" "APRA, APRA!" screamed the crowd...
...Washington reception last week. President Kennedy raised his glass in welcome to a visitor. "I think most of you know something of his life," Kennedy said, ''his distinguished service in World War I when he lost his leg, his five years in Dachau, which tested the strength of his political convictions, and his efforts since that time to maintain the integrity and security of his country." The visitor was Alfons Gorbach, 63, Chancellor of Austria, and his mission in Washington was plain: to get U.S. backing for Austria's application for associate membership in the Common Market...
Will Charlie Chaplin ever return to America? He once told a friend: "I would like to go back to show the country to the children." But even if he could renew his visitor's permit (which he turned in nine years ago when the Justice Department threatened an investigation), he would do better to stay where he is, says his son Sydney, adding: "What would he do? Go on the Ed Sullivan Show...
...study of the French language." Unmoved by either condemnation or praise, the stocky, balding Audiberti roams about his country retreat in flabby corduroys and an old suede jacket, working on a new play (La Brigitta) for Actress Françoise Spira. "Very difficult, very difficult," says Audiberti to a visitor. "In fact, I think you're sitting on it. It's the story of a successful woman of 30 who comes in contact with herself-a thin, poor, timid girl of 20. What does she do? Naturally, she has to kill the other girl or else her whole...