Lion Escapes During Circus in City Auditorium
A 250 pound lion named Goofus escaped from the Gil Gray Circus in the City Auditorium in St. Joseph Missouri yesterday as 3000 spectators watched unaware. The animal pushed a fire door, roamed about three blocks, and was cornered in a warehouse after 20 minutes when circus workers used chicken as bait to recapture it.
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Russians Oppose Progress With Bureaucrat Commute Satire
HAL BOYLE skewers Soviet officials who live in Lyviv while supervising farms, arguing Pravda calls their city commutes a loafer’s paradise. He mocks the system’s inefficiency and questions why serfs and bureaucrats can’t swap roles.
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Michigan study shows gap in college attendance for children of workers
A University of Michigan study finds 67 percent of children of professional men who graduate high school attend college, while only 26 percent of children of unskilled laborers do.
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