Aerialist Dies Saving Sister in Denver Circus Act
A Clyde Brothers Circus performance at the Denver Coliseum ends with Mike Fossett, 26, dying after slipping while aiding sister Lucy Fossett 50 feet above. He fell 55 feet, sustaining fatal injuries as the show continued for 8,000 spectators. The family is a long-standing aerial act, with the circus moving to Lamar, Colorado next.
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Cheating blooms in Soviet exam culture in Moscow report
Komsomolskaya Pravda outlines widespread cheating in Soviet schools. Brokers sell exam cribs hidden in pen caps or match boxes from 10 kopecks to five rubles. Prices vary by work, from Maxim Gorky to War and Peace.
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Nixon pal given probation after bank fraud case
C Ambort Smith, a friend of former President Nixon, received a probationary sentence after pleading no contest to four federal felony counts linked to attempting to defraud his United States National Bank of 27.5 million dollars. Strath and Philip A. Toft were indicted for conspiring to defraud the bank.
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