Oswalds Soviet Citizenship Bid As Told By Moscow Correspondent
Cambridge report describes Lee Harvey Oswald in November 1959 seeking Soviet citizenship after two years of waiting. He recalls poverty and racial injustice shaping his defection plan and discusses Marine past, self taught Russian, and hope to stay in the USSR regardless of citizenship outcome. He declines contact with American reporters and ultimately leaves the Metropol hotel room.
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Birth Control Pills Warned To Increase Disease Risk
In Wimbledon England a British doctor warned that using birth control pills instead of other contraceptives could enable a venereal disease epidemic. Dr Ernest Claxtes assistant secretary of the British Medical Association stressed in a lecture that oral contraception offers no protection against disease.
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Officer in Parking Lot Hubcap Heist Tale
Akron police officer Jack Heissman, on off-duty duty directing traffic at North High School for a dance, had a student ask if he would stay in the lot. The student then pried off hubcaps, hid them in his car, locked it, and walked away with his date.
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