Harvard forms committee to aid university governance
Nathan M. Pusey, president of Harvard University, named a committee to help improve the running of the university. The panel, requested by the Board of Overseers, will include faculty students board members and alumni. Judge Henry Friendly, chairman of the Overseers, stressed the panel would not deal with substantive issues but seek to...
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Debbie Reynolds Quits and Reconsiders over NBC Ad
Debbie Reynolds announced she will continue her new NBC television series after network staff explained the show cannot drop cigarette commercials due to a contract with American Brands. Reynolds had quit following the premiere amid viewer concerns about tobacco ads in early time slots.
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Sheriff Appeals Crash Sentence To Own Jail
Worcester County Sheriff Joseph A. Smith appeals a two month sentence to his own jail after he was fined 35 dollars for an Aug 5 crash. He faced charges for leaving the scene causing injury and property damage and was released in recognizance. Victims John T. A. Hearn, 32, and Jay Evans, 16, from Rutland, were treated at a hospital and released.
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