Students Describe Two-Week Moscow Kiev Visit
Three UMich editors with visas toured Moscow and Kiev for two weeks. They saw MVD presence at markets, long bread lines, crowded housing, Lenin Hills university scenes, and library bulletins. They discuss Soviet life, contrasts with the US, and debates on GI Bill and Steinbeck.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Kiev
Zander Hollander
University of Michigan
Lenin Hills
Sergei Sochin
Michigan
Moscow State
U. S. Departments of Agriculture
Ad Commerce
16 Persons Represented Themselves as Kidnappers
Tulsa dealer Robert Letterm an reveals in an interview that sixteen people claimed to be kidnapers of Bobby Greenlease and sought ransom from 5 000 to 600 000 as part of the Kansas City case. He details the $600 000 plan tied to Hall and Heady and notes multiple callers who proposed sums.
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Tulsa
Okla
Bobby Greenlease
Robert L. Letterman
Robert C. Greenlease
Kansas City
Letterman
Bobby
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Hall
Ducking a Duck Risky Business Incident
Charles R Crawford swerved to avoid a duck on State Route 545. He drove up a 16 foot embankment, struck a residence lawn, tore steps and sidewalk, then rolled into a private drive. He was not hurt though the car sustained extensive damage.
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Mansfield
Charles R. Crawford
Crawford
South Carolina Tops in Fruit Production Says Carolina
In Columbia South Carolina, officials note the state surpasses Georgia in fruit export with sunflowers thriving. Mrs Willie Estee Barber reports a sunflower 12 feet 8 inches tall and still growing, while Alfred Breedin at a service station grows a taller specimen in the region.
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Columbia
S.C. A
Georgia
South Carolina
Kansas
Carolina
Willie Estee
Barber of Columbia
Alfred Breedin
Barber
Six Inches Of Snow In Southern Colorado
Denver reports six inches of snow in southern Colorado with snowfall centered on the Romney or Creek Pass and North Springs area causing travel impacts and visibility concerns for morning commutes.
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Colorado
Denver
Romney
Creek Pass
North
Again Springs
Smog Likely Shortens Los Angeles Residents’ Lives
Dr Francis M Pottinger Jr of the Los Angeles County Medical Assn says evidence suggests smog is shortening lives in Los Angeles. He cited a patient death attributed to smog by John Barrow, past association president, and praised his stance amid debate.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Medical Assn
Francis M. Pottinger Jr
Pure Air Committee
John Barrow
Association
Stage and Movie Figure in Coma in California
Mil lard Mitchell 48 of Broadway stage and films lies in a coma at St. John's Hospital Santa Monica doctors say he is not expected to live His wife and two children are at his bedside the nature of his illness was not disclosed
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Santa Monica
Calif
Millard Mitchell
St. John's Hospital
Get Pep and Vim: Iron tonic for vitality after 40
An old advertisement touts Ostrex Tonic Tablets as a iron and vitamin tonic to restore energy for aging adults. It promises a new younger feeling after 40 with 7 day trial, economy size, and wide retail availability at drug stores and local outlets.
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Russia
By Zander Hollander
New York
Hotel National
MVD
Gorki Street
United States
John Stein
University of Colorado
Paul Robeson
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Jean Kerr
Washington, D. C
Appleton
Wis
N. Main ST
VHUNE
Belle Camp
Piedmont Natural Gas Company
Mann's
Ickera
Crown Station
Balto, 2
Crown Central Petroleum Corp
General Cpces
Salto
Complete Trust Services
Wachovia
Wachovia Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
High
Federal Reserve System
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