Kennedy Reveals Harvard Dismissal Reason in 1951
Edward M Kennedy explains to the Boston Globe that he was asked to withdraw from Harvard in 1951 after a fellow freshman took a course exam for him. He regrets the act, says he later completed a Harvard readmission in 1956, and pursued Virginia law school admission.
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Boston
Edward M Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Harvard University
Boston Globe
Kennedy
Harvard
Massachusetts
Europe
United States
Law School
University of Virginia
John Munro
Edward Kennedy
Adventists Plan Special Offering Sermon
The Rev. Russel Vaughn of the Seventh Day Adventist Church will speak on A Million Dollar Pearl at the 9 20 a m worship service A special offering will be collected for a West Bengal school hospitals and clinics in India and a parochial school to be built on Rt 4 between Hamilton and Middletown
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Russel Vaughn
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
West Bengal
India
Rt. 4
Hamilton
Middletown
Hamilton Drivers Vote For Teamsters
Five Hamilton beer distributors chose to stay with Teamsters Local 100 by a 32 to 11 vote, declining to join the AFL-CIO United Brewery Workers.
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Hamilton, Ohio
Hamilton
Teamsters Union
United Brewery Workers
Authorities confirm Jackson body fragments found in Georgia and Florida
Cincinnati AP report says investigators link body parts to 20 year old John Jackson. Stepfather Jonah Cooper confesses to killing with a hammer on January 20 and disposing of remains while driving from Florida. Investigator Don Roney notes head and fingers missing but torso and limb locations match Cooper’s directions.
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Cincinnati
Georgia
Florida
Jomn Jackson
Jonah Cooper
Jackson
Fiorda
Cooper
Don Roney
Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office
Roney
Body Found In Ruins In Blue Ash House Fire
Suburban Blue Ash police sought to identify a burned woman found in a fire gutted house Thursday afternoon. The home belonged to 57 year old Mrs. Clara Brayon, but the body was burned beyond recognition.
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Cincinnati
Blue Ash
David Popp
Clara Brayon
Uruguay Gains Independence From Spain in Early 1800s
Uruguay secured independence from Spanish rule during the early 19th century, marking a pivotal shift in South American history and establishing its sovereignty as a separate nation. The movement followed regional struggles for self governance and national identity.
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Uruguay
Spain
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U. S. Senate
Edward J. McCormack Jr
House
John W. McCormack
Young Kennedy
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Lee
Manchester
John Cooper
Jean Sutton
McAlpin
North College Hill Home Aver
Streifthau’s
Ueee
Ogee
Ms Ve
Josette
Beruf
Crisp
FORD
Bill
Crawford
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