Nine Joyful Exuberant Russ Seamen Seek Asylum
Nine cheerful Russian seamen from the Tuapse arrived in the United States and were admitted by Attorney General Brownell under discretionary immigration powers. They flew from Formosa to Seattle with officials, then to New York, citing America’s freedom and opportunity as their reason. One man asked to change his name in America, expressing a desire to avoid the Soviet regime.
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Seattle
Formosa
Brownell
Seattle- Tacoma International
New York
America
Ald Jean Seaman
Russia
Peron Spy Chain Informed on Teachers Probe Reveals
Special investigators disclosed a vast spy chain during Peron era to monitor teachers and punish opponents. Students were enlisted as spies, with the education ministry directing the network in connection with Peron's information service and police labor union sections. Files on over 70 000 people and institutions contained extensive political data and a cross indexed card system for quick identification of teachers and schools. The provisional government has removed Peron era texts and portraits from schools amid dismissals of teachers and professors.
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Buenos
Peron
Argentina
Education Ministry
Information Service
Labor Union Section
Federal Police
Sail
Aids
Wale
Classified Ads Appeal for Speedy Solutions
Classified line urging readers to call Hi 2-5959 for speedy solutions to everyday problems. The brief notice reads as a punchy old time classified prompt. It emphasizes quick service and local contact.
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Oldsmobile Dealer's
Tucson
Ariz
Assn
Probe
BURK
Motorola
Andh TV
Burk’s
Nevaeda
Carpet Care
Herman's
Gleaning Co
Fourth St
Long Beach
Catitorala
Julius Kessler Company
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
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