Educational Magnet Boston Attracts 100000 Students
Boston educates a vast student population across 43 institutions with more than 100000 degrees pursued. The International Student Association lists about 5000 foreign students in the area while Harvard Radcliffe MIT and Boston University enroll tens of thousands and provide extensive scholarships and part time jobs.
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Knowldge
America
Customs House
International Student Association
Harvard
Radcliffe
Boston University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hailstones Trail Spring Northward
Hail follows spring northward across the United States with June as peak time in many regions. The National Geographic Society notes damage to crops and property, with Nebraska Kansas and North Carolina notably affected. Largest hailstone on record near Potter Nebraska in 1928 weighed a pound and a half.
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United States
National Geographic Society
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Nebraska
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Wichita
North Carolina
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Denver
Texas
Potter
Williamstown Faces Water Shortage Pressure and Upgrades
The Berkshire town grapples with aging water supply amid growth, proposing a new well, a Stone Hill standpipe, a Main street main, and future mains cleaning at costs well over 100 thousand dollars. Fire-flow needs drive urgency as drought risk rises.
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Main Street
Hartford taxi driver celebrates 50 years in service
Morris Rose, now 72, began on a 1912 Thomas Flyer 50 years ago at Hartford's Old State House stand. He still clocks 10 hours daily six days a week, has driven over a million miles, and worn out 26 taxis while serving Hartford reporters and celebrities alike.
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New England
Morris Rose
Old State House
Hartford
Conn
Thomas
Hackney
Rose
Hartford Courant
State Street
John R. Reitemeyer
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Courant
Seattle Gala Exposition Elevates Culture Scene
AP report from Seattle on the Century 21 Exposition opening night gala. Notables like Katims and Van Cliburn headlined a cultural showcase featuring international troupes and major American entertainers. New venues include a revived opera house, 800-seat jewel-box playhouse, 5,500-seat arena, and a large Washington State Coliseum with versatile configurations.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
Mary Costa
Washington State Coliseum
Burt Lancaster Lives By Personal Credo In Life And Work
New York AP profile of Burt Lancaster outlines his creed that life is movement to be used not hidden. He details early jobs from circus acrobat to factory worker, his rise to stardom, and his shift into producing. He cautions against chasing fame and notes Patton biopic consideration.
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Washington
Northeast
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Dco
Kipling
Tommy
Williamstown
Los Angeles
Pittsfield’s
Middlesex County
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Merrimac River
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AP Boston
Citizens Committee
H. Stuart Hughes
U.S. Senate
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes’ Campaign Committee
Burt Lancaster
New York
Bernard Shaw
Burt
Chicago
Lancaster
George S. Patton
Jim
Bob
Mabel
Brush-up drill on social double-talk from New York AP
A lighthearted look at double-talk with examples and their literal meanings. The piece highlights how people mask true thoughts in social exchanges and offers quips about common phrases and their concealed messages.
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John
Vermont Braces for Girl Scout Roundup Invasion
Vermont Public Safety Commissioner William Baumann mobilizes 187 state police, Civil Defense, and volunteers for the 1962 Girl Scout Roundup at Button Bay Lake Champlain. About 50,000 to 100,000 visitors are expected. security includes 24 hour waterfront patrols, ID requirements, and emergency plans.
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UPI
Vermont
William Baumann
Girl Scout
Lake Champlain
Button Bay State Park
State Civil Defense Auxiliary
Baumann
Button Bay
State Police Marine Division
Red Cross
Civil Defense
Vermont National Guard
Harold Dean
Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy
Mountain
Prosperity Means Boom To Industry
New York report ties longer vacations shorter work weeks and early retirement to rising demand for personal services recreation and travel. It notes fringe benefits growth, automation fears, and labor pushes shaping jobs and profits amid Kennedy era policy aims.
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New York
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