Hayakawa Sleep Gap At Harvard Legislator Training
California Senator the 70-year-old Hayakawa jokes he slept through sessions at Harvard University seminars for freshmen lawmakers. The program, run by Harvard's Institute of Politics and the Library of Congress CRS, covers health care energy unemployment and the budget with veteran lawmakers and professors guiding the group.
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California
Harvard University
Ladwit 1
John Tunney
Harvard
Institute of Politics
Congressional Research Service
Library of Congress
Texas
Capitol Hill
Barber Conable
R-N.y
Prince Charles Leaves Navy In Wheelchair Farewell
The heir to the British throne departs the minesweeper Bonington after brief command amid a ceremonial farewell. Officers, crew, and admirals witnessed his departure as he accepted a car ride away from the ship.
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Prince Charles
Navy
Bonington
Prince
Charles
Bronington
CB Scrooge Disrupts Santa Channel in Spokane
A Spokane CB radio operator says a user calling himself Scrooge jammed Channel 10 for an hour during a period set aside for children's messages to Santa. Foul language and noise led the operator to file a complaint with the FBI, noting the North Pole Network had to switch channels to allow kids to reach St Nick.
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Santa Claus
Spokane
Wash
Charles Dickens
Santa
FBI
North Pole
Leisure studies degree at Salisbury State College
Salisbury State College introduces a leisure studies degree aimed at preparing students for a changing society. Dr. Nelson Butler notes the program blends core leisure studies with back-up courses in business, psychology, planning, and philosophy to provide practical career options. It will launch next month at the Eastern Shore campus.
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Salisbury State College
Nelson Butler
Salisbury
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Eastern Shore College
Butler
Memorial Stadium
Windmill engineer vows energy plant by spring
John Jacklich, 63, a retired home remodeler, designs a windmill using sixteen 45 gallon oil drums in a 26 by 21 foot structure near Chicago. The device, mounted on a pipe frame and powered by a generator, cost about $5,000 with hopes to cut electric bills.
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John Jacklich
Edison
Wright Brothers
John
Jacklich
Chicago
Furrier’s ad pleads return of stolen mink in Birmingham
A Birmingham furrier ran a newspaper ad pleading the return of a mink stolen from a shop window. The ad also scolds the girlfriend of the thief, telling her to stop seeing him and warning that anyone who steals a coat is too dumb for someone like her.
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Birmingham
Ala
Two men linked to theft of Carol Channing’s mink coat
Police recovered a $30,000 full length white mink coat stolen from actress Carol Channing's hotel room in Baltimore. The incident paralleled a past London case where Scotland Yard failed to locate a coat. Channing praised the police recovery.
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Carol Channing
Miss Channing
Britain
Scotland Yard
London
Bomb blast at Baghdad airport leaves three dead
Iraq accuses Syrian secret service of planting a suitcase explosive at Baghdad airport customs, killing three and injuring ten with many hospitalizations. Officials say victims included a Saudi and two Iraqis, while others among the wounded were listed as foreign pilgrims and travelers.
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Lebanon
Iraq
Syrian Secret Service
Baghdad
Syria
Arab Baath Socialist Party
Uetengi-state Radio
London
Damascus
British Airways
Public Health Ministry
Damaged Airport Scene Ties to Damascus Attack Narrative
Betty embraces Big Bird near a cordoned airport area as Iraqi and Syrian authorities trade accusations following an explosive suitcase blamed on the Egyptian airliner at Damascus. Damascus alleges Iraqi involvement in terror acts against a Damascus hotel and embassies abroad, including an attempted assassination of Foreign Minister Abdul Halim Khaddama.
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Cairo
Abdul Halim Khaddama
Tanker Argo Merchant Grounds Off Nantucket Shoals
An Liberian tanker Argo Merchant carrying about 7.6 million gallons of heavy fuel ran aground on Nantucket Shoals, 27 miles southeast of Nantucket. Coast Guard says no injuries and no oil spilled as crew of 38 stays aboard. The ship reported taking on water and cannot move under its own power. pumps were deployed by Coast Guard helicopters and cutters Vigilant and Sherman approach.
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Northeast Petroleum Corp
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Salem
Venezuela
New England
Armstrong
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New Bedford
Sherman
Soviet gymnast Korbut dines with friend at Disney World
Olga Korbut was seen lunching with a small gray friend at Disney World in Florida on Tuesday. She also learned that her American wedding dress was found in Indianapolis where a would be thief reportedly left it in a bus terminal parking lot, AP dispatch says.
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Disney World
Florida
Miss Korbut
Indianapolis
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