Ex Spy Hess to Be Lone Prison Occupant
Berlin dispatch reports Rudolf Hess nears potential single occupancy of Spandau prison as September ends. At 72 he remains a loner and unlikely to seek freedom, with fate tied to Soviet consent and cost concerns for the four-nation guard rotation.
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St Joseph College Opens Upholstery Class This Fall
The St Joseph College Adult Education Program will start Upholstery and Drapery on September 1. Classes meet Thursdays 7 to 9 pm in the Home Economics Building through November 17 with a $10 fee. Enrollment is first come, first served. contact Sister Madeleine to register.
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Congo Parliament Session Opens Next Monday
A government session of the Parliament elected in 1965 will convene in Kinshasa next Monday. In Moscow, a Soviet report from Tashkent said about 338,000 people were left homeless by the earthquakes, up 32,000 from earlier estimates.
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Students head to Soviet Union for study program
Eighty three students from Tanzania Zambia Comoro Islands Rhodesia Bechuanaland and Mauritius departed in a Soviet airliner bound for study in the Soviet Union.
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