Billy Rose Remains Unburied After Year of Waiting
New York AP report notes Billy Rose lies unburied nearly a year after his death as executors and courts wrestle burial plans and costs. A receiving vault holds the body while arrangements and estate details are settled, with executors questioning burial expenses.
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New York
Neval
Broadway
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Westchester Hills
Ardsley
N.Y
Billy
Morris Shilensky
Plot to ruin Mao's reputation grows in Moscow
In Soviet quarters a campaign unfolds to undermine Mao Tse tung's image. The Kremlin press targets Mao's claims to greatness, accusing him of stealing Soviet guerilla ideas, softening to capitalists, and devaluing poetry. The attack focuses on Mao's group amid broader anti-Soviet policy rhetoric.
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Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
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China
Liu Shao-chi
Liu
Lenin
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Gregory Freed On Appeal Bond
Gregory Freed and his wife Lillian faced sentences for illegal fishing in the Nisqually River near Olympia. Dick Freed received six months with half suspended on three counts. Lillian got 30 days, suspended. The couple protested a Native American fishing demonstration asserting treaty rights while the state enforces fishing laws.
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Lillian
Thurston County
Superior Court
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New York
Nisqually River
Americans Switching Jobs Faster Than Ever
The Labor Department reports U S workers are changing jobs at record speed due to more young workers and a stronger employment picture. Of 71 million employed, 38 million started since 1961 and many in the past year. under 25s rose to 17 percent, shortening average job tenure to 4.2 years overall.
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Labor Department
U.S
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