Navy Women at Annapolis Echo Senate Push
New York Senator Javits weighs admitting women to the Naval Academy amid ongoing norms at Annapolis where 4,200 male students study. He considers curriculum and facility changes to train women as career officers, arguing admissions should reflect women's share in the Navy’s officer corps.
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Cupid Bus links Dublin with west for weekend dates
The Cupid Bus operates weekly from Dublin to Tuam and surrounding towns, taking 70 young women in search of romance. The service, organized by local businesspeople with church support, offers cheap fares and has boosted social life in the western region, with clerical leaders hopeful it will foster marriages.
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Pauline Walsh
Sheila Moulvanny
Ary Bourke
Tuam
Galway
Maureen Cunnitree
England
Stocktiath’s Christmas Shopping Made Easy
A cheerful holiday pitch offers easy shopping at Stocktiath’s with assorted gifts for all family members and a promise of four merry Christmases, urging shoppers to let the store help lighten the season’s stresses.
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Israel to pay reward over Eichmann information case
The Israeli government will award 10000 dollars to a blind Argentinian man who claims he supplied the intelligence that led to Eichmann. Luther Herman of Buenos Aires fought for 12 years for payment after alleging he uncovered Eichmann’s identity in 1959 through his daughter’s dating. Israel’s secrecy service reportedly sought to claim credit, while officials gave no explanation for the decision to resolve the dispute.
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First distribution from Fairbanks fund to Indianapolis hospital
More than 200000 dollars from a 400 year investment fund created in 1921 will be released Wednesday to the Cornelia Cole Fairbanks Memorial Hospital in Indianapolis. The fund, established by a resolution of the Indiana General Assembly from Charles W. Fairbanks estate, earmarks 500 year principal growth with income every 50 years for civic purposes in the city. The hospital opened last May and the ceremony marks the first allocation under the fund.
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