Reds Oust Third U S Diplomat In a Month On Spying Charges
In Moscow the Soviet Union expelled Rich ard Carl Jacob 26 a secretary architect from the U S Embassy claiming he spied and removed secret data from a hiding place in Pushkinskaya Street. The State Department called the charges a fabrication and the embassy protested diplomatic immunity. Jacob was arrested Friday and held about two and a half hours.
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Reapportioning Vote Looms in 13 States on Election Day
In 13 states voters decide on reapportionment measures sparked by a Supreme Court ruling. Urban areas seek greater voice in state legislatures while Nebraska Oregon and West Virginia weigh strengthening rural representation. Florida faces a federal court approved plan to expand the House and Senate with urban gains.
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Mary Pickford Receives Honorary Degree at Emerson
Boston AP Mary Pickford America's sweetheart of silent films earned an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at Emerson College during Founder's Day exercises. She arrived with husband Charles Buddy Rogers and noted wearing shoes for the first time since a fall caused ankle sprain 15 days earlier. The citation praised her humanitarian work and influence to a generation.
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Buddy) Rogers
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Cuban refugees find English speaking hotel in Taverner Florida
Four Cuban refugees arriving by boat in the Florida Keys spotted the Bahia Lodge motel and assumed the owners would speak their language. They presented themselves to Mr and Mrs Bob Brunton and learned only the word bay is Spanish. The Bruntons offered a good meal while awaiting a Spanish speaking border patrolman.
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Older congressmen retreat from public life in 1952
Fifty two members of Congress are certain to be replaced when the new session opens next January. The group includes the oldest member Brent Spence of Kentucky and three other octogenarians who quit on their own. Seventeen more lawmakers choose private life after urging retirement or losing primaries.
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New York
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Michigan
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Illinois
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UVM Admissions Chief Outlines Campus Facts and Costs
Thomas P. Clairmont, University of Vermont assistant director of admissions, spoke to 43 Benhi students outlining UVM’s freshman class make up 350 men 190 women from out of state 250 men 225 women from Vermont. He noted tuition 1200 for out of state 416 for Vermonters and roughly 3000 out-of-state applications yearly.
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Ace of a Family Cards Holes in One
In Greenville Pennsylvania the Dart family makes golf history with holes in one. Jess D Dart sparked the trend in 1961. His daughter in law Mrs Paul Dart followed with an ace soon after. Dart added another last winter in Florida and son Paul matched with an ace late this season.
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