Judy Copson Keeps Privacy Amid Spy Case After Years
Judith Copson, former Justice Department employee, living in Brooklyn with husband Albert H. Socolov and four children after 1949 spying charges. Convictions in New York and Washington faced appeals. New York conviction overturned due to warrant and wiretap issues. Bail set at $60,000. couple declines comment.
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New York
Judith Copson
Soviet Union
Brooklyn
New On Herald Tribune
Judith
Albert H. Socolov
Justice Department
Department
Washington
U.N
Appeals Court
Tower Court
Sorority Days Named At Doty House For Donations
Beta Phi days were set aside at Doty House after donations exceeded fifty dollars for speech and physical therapy. Beta Sigma Phi received three named days due to a large contribution, with three days designated in its honor.
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Beta —_ Phi sorority
Doty House
Beta Sigma Phi
Taft Criticizes Wire News for Slant and Inadequacy
Ohio House Majority Leader Robert Taft Jr. told the Ohio Association of Broadcasters that wire services have deteriorated in adequacy and accuracy and tend to slant news for particular interests. He criticized reporters who accept handouts and jump to conclusions, and noted broadcasters rely too heavily on wire service content from national organizations dominated by newspapers.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ohio House
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio Association of Broadcasters
Psychology and identity in the American comic strip
American comics are analyzed as mirrors of home life in their 65th year. Creators like Stan Drake Milton Caniff and Walt Kelly discuss how readers identify with characters such as Juliet Eve Beetle Bailey and Pogo, shaping a trend toward realistic, relatable art and storylines.
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Juliet Jones
Stan Drake
Juliet
Eve
Drake
Katherin Hepburn
Marilyn Monroe
Pop
Casey Stengel
Carl Sandburg
University of Missouri
Mort Walker
Beetle Bailey
Walker
Beetle
Blondie
Rocky
Zero
Walt Kelly
Kelly
Albert
Owl
Sponges Found in Polar Seas Challenge Assumptions
Scientific note reports several sponge species thriving in polar seas, expanding the known range beyond tropical waters and suggesting adaptations to extreme cold and sparse nutrients. Researchers highlight implications for deep sea ecosystems and ancient marine life inquiries.
Denison Breaks Ground For Union Building at Denison
Granville Ohio AP reports Denison University breaks ground for a four story union building to provide recreation facilities for students and faculty. It is to be ready in fall 1962. First spadefuls were turned by Games Slayter vice president of Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp Newark Ohio, who with his wife donated securities valued at 1 million dollars.
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Granville
Cub Scout Pack To Start Monday
A new Cub Scout pack will begin Monday after school at Second Baptist Church on Verity Parkway. Mrs Alma Roberts serves as den mother and announced the start date and contact details for interested youths and their families.
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Second Baptist Church
Verity Parkway
Alma Roberts
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