Guests Of The Kremlin Chapter 3 Breakfast in a Russian compound
Lt. Col Robert G. Emmens recalls a long breakfast with Soviet hosts that stretched from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Vodka toasts, caviar and roast dishes, questions about Ford and Morgan, and a tour of the plane preceded a sudden departure toward internment discussions. The group flies to Khabarovsk where they meet a senior Soviet officer and learn they may be interned.
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Partly Retired Newton Professor Keeps Daily Regimen
Joseph R. Taylor of West Newton who retired in 1941 after fifty years teaching Greek Latin and drama at Boston University celebrated his 91st birthday by continuing his daily routine. He walks a mile shops for groceries and studies eight hours a day.
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