Paroled Spy Scarbeck Freed After 41 Years In Prison
Irvin C. Scarbeck former foreign service officer convicted of passing classified U.S. defense documents to the Polish security police is released on parole after 41 years in federal prison. He is under parole supervision until February 1973 and was met by attorney Samuel Klein and Klein’s son Joel.
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Resignation of Kansas Civil Rights Commissioner Laments
TOPEKA AP The Kansas Civil Rights Commission faced deep regret over Howard W. Brewer's resignation. The advisory council praised Brewer's 13 years of service and urged the governor to appoint a successor with strong equal-opportunity principles, noting underrepresentation of the Mexican American community and labor interests. The council said it would submit replacement suggestions promptly.
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