25000 GIs In Japan To Be Home By Christmas
Secretary of Defense Wilson said a substantial part of the 25 000 to 30 000 U S Army and Marine troops in Japan will be home by Christmas with the entire number withdrawn by that time Some will be reassigned abroad leaving about 50 000 airmen and 20 000 sailors in Japan as they are gradually withdrawn Also notes on Korea disarmament and nuclear test ban prospects by Wilson and other officials
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Barnet's 10th Marriage Ends in Annulment Suit
Joy Windsor, 27, a former singer with Charlie Barnet's band who wed him in Las Vegas May 13, filed for annulment or divorce in Los Angeles yesterday. The case marks Barnet's 10th marriage, described as another troubled union amid a long history of marriages. A separate historical note mentions early Christian Britain and northern Europe burying the dead with heads pointing west.
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Swarthmore Faculty Salaries Lifted Substantially
Swarthmore College has announced faculty pay raises up to $2,000 a year. President Dr. Courtney Smith said salaries now range from $4,500 for instructors to $14,000 for some professors. Professors gain $2,000, associate professors $1,500, assistant professors $1,000, and instructors $500.
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Judge weighs reversal in Miller contempt case
U S District Judge Charles F McLaughlin weighs reversing his May 31 conviction of Arthur Miller for contempt of Congress over refusing to name Communist writers. Attorneys dispute whether the Watkins Supreme Court ruling limits the Miller case and whether the questions tied to a passport inquiry are proper.
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