Lord Fraser Dies at 77 First Blind British Lawmaker
Lord Fraser of Lonsdale, a World War I veteran who became Britain's only blind member of parliament, died in London at 77. He lost sight in 1916 at the Somme and led St Dunstan's for 50 years, helped win radio license fee exemption for the blind, and was knighted in 1934 before becoming a peer in 1958. His death followed Queen Elizabeth II naming him to the Privy Council.
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American Still Sends Flowers To Lenin’s Tomb Each Year
Tass reports a basket of roses placed at Lenin’s tomb in Moscow for the 14th year by an American worker from Minneapolis named William Super. A 1960 letter enclosed $5 and expressed respect for Lenin and the Soviet Union, with envelopes continuing to arrive in subsequent years.
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Dyersville Man Hurt, Charged After Early Morning Crash
Dale Charles Fangman, 29, of Farley was hospitalized in good condition at Dyersville hospital after a one car crash four miles north of Farley. He faced a charge of failure to have control of his car.
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