Spasta Ban Ends Greek Tavern Busting Custom
In Greece the military government bans spasta the plate smashing custom from taverns once tolerated. Ari Onassis, among others, enjoyed the practice which involved smashing tableware and dancing on the wreckage to bouzouki music. Now authorities punish public destruction with imprisonment.
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Athens
Aristotle Onassis
Greece
Asia Minor
Melina Merco
Changes in U S food programs to aid the needy
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman reports dramatic reforms in federal hunger relief since 1961 while urging more money and authority. He outlined county reach, shifting from commodity distributions to food stamps, and proposed shared administrative costs with states to extend programs to 480 remaining counties and independent cities.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
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Freeman
Senate
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Marijuana use grows among British weekend workers
A British government committee reports marijuana smoking rising among unskilled workers over weekends. It urges reducing the maximum penalty from 10 years to two and reviewing police powers for searches and arrests. The panel stops short of legalization, noting marijuana can alter mood and judgment similarly to alcohol.
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London
Edward Wayne
Britain
Lee College Offers Developmental Reading Course
Lee College announces a community oriented developmental reading course for adults. The Psychology 301 class meets 6 45 p m on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the spring term using modern reading lab equipment to boost vocabulary comprehension and speed under instructor Delton Goodin. Registration January 29 30 by permit. Spring term begins February 2.
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Lee College
James McWilliams
McWailliams
McWilliams
Delton Goodin
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