Rus sian teacher Kasenkina recalls leap to freedom in New York
Mrs Kasenkina the former Soviet schoolteacher who leaped from a three story window to escape the Russian consulate in New York says she lives in fear of Soviet agents. She told reporters in a Manhattan hotel she remains cautious, yearns for America, and plans a lecture tour and publication of her book Leap to Freedom.
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Judge McGuire Jails Spencer For Murderers Racketeering
Federal Judge Matthew F. McGuire sent Robert H. Spencer to jail for operating a murderers racket, choosing principle over comfort. Spencer, who runs the furnace at 2701 Connecticut Avenue, is the man tied to the case, and the judge faced a tough personal connection as he issued the ruling in Washington.
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Mary Astor Quits Movies To Try Sculpting Career
Hollywood reports Mary Astor, age 43,宣布 quitting films to pursue sculpting saying she is tired of the work and wants a long break. She indicated she may return in a few years if her feelings change, and noted an indefinite leave from MGB.
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Dramamine Proves Highly Effective For Sea Sickness
Seattle tests aboard transports show dramamine relieves bilious seasickness within half an hour. Over 600 service members and civilians participated. 95 percent improved with the real drug, while a placebo group had 37 percent relief and 43 percent no difference before crossover.
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Million Dollar Drug Ring Cracked in Arizona
Federal agents cracked a major opium and heroin ring running from Mexico to the Pacific Coast. Seven men were arrested in Yuma, with ringleader Manuel Medrano intercepted crossing the Coolade River bridge. Undercover buys and marked money tied to the operation, with $13,000 in opium previously purchased and $2,000 found on Medrano.
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Fat Men Hold Drinks Better Than Thin Men
Chicago October 21 report cites American Medical Association comment on Henry W. Newman Stanford study. Journal states a 184 pound man can convert 26.34 ounces of 100 proof whiskey in 24 hours, with limits for blood and brain intoxication. Heavy people may drink more due to bulk, not metabolic gain.
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Regents Begin Two Day Austin Meeting at UT
Regents of the University of Texas opened a two day meeting in Austin to consider a compulsory student hospital fee of 4 dollars. The fund would finance a new student health center expected to open next summer and would be added at the next summer term registration. This would be UTs first compulsory hospital fee.
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University of Texas
Mexico City Clears Friendly Canasta Games From Ban
Mexican officials say canasta parties among friends are not covered by the gambling ban, easing a crackdown that briefly targeted private card games. The interior ministry clarified the law does not include private canasta among members or friends.
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