Crowd Cheers Gov Knowles at Madison Republican Reception
A Monday night reception at the Hotel Loraine drew a long line as locals queued to meet Gov Knowles and his wife. Some residents used the elevator to greet the couple on the second floor, while others waited downstairs. The piece notes remodeling at Moose Lodge, seasonal timing, and a quirky New Year mood with twins among Monroe residents. Jim Packard and City Atty. William J. Schmitz traded playful barbs during the City Council meeting broadcast live on radio.
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Tough-Lookers Given New Faces in Jails
British jail inmates receive plastic surgery to aid new starts with 214 operations since 1960. A Home Office spokesman said the procedures are free but could not confirm whether beautification deters crime.
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Crosby Denies He Has Changed
Hollywood star Bing Crosby, aged 60, tells AP writer Bob Ehy that reports of his mellowing are false as he tours the set of The Bing Crosby Show. He explains his North Bay life with wife Kathryn and their three children, commuting weekly between Burlingame and the set, enjoying a quieter community and local culture.
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Listening devices in embassies reveal spycraft history
A history of diplomatic surveillance notes how microphones were embedded in the Moscow and Warsaw embassies during construction, with more than 180 to 200 devices estimated worldwide. Officials acknowledge little can be done to stop such listening, while officers are reminded to assume eavesdropping everywhere. The piece also mentions Henry Cabot Lodge presenting a carved eagle with a listening device in the UN, and a NatGeo find of a 291 B.C. stele fragment in Mexico.
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Trade for Horning? Packers Halfback Linked to Giants
New York Journal American reports Paul Horner Golden Bay halfback may be traded from Green Bay Packers to the New York Giants. The story notes Horner could switch teams as talks circulate, reflecting NFL trade rumors. He is a standout back associated with Green Bay’s offense and Giants interest.
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