Amis quits Cambridge amid backbiting and pomp
Best selling novelist Kingsley Amis, 40, announced his resignation as a Peterhouse fellow in Cambridge citing a stuffy atmosphere and backbiting. He aims to work in an American university and recalls a wonderful time at Princeton in 1958-59.
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Mohawk Airliner Damaged After Bird Strike Flight
Mohawk Airlines flight from Utica to Albany carrying 33 passengers was struck by a bird or object, slightly damaging the edge of the hidden tail section during Thursday night operations, according to Mohawk officials.
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Greek freighter Agios Nicolaus runs aground near Tartus
The 2,285 ton Greek freighter Agios Nicolaus went aground near Tartus in Syria on Thursday. Officials said the 18 man crew escaped injury though the vessel was badly damaged.
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Last-Ditch Peace Effort at New York Dock Faces Deadline
New York editors report last-ditch talks aimed at averting a longshoremen strike as 14 longshoremen and shippers converge. Wirtz and federal mediators met with the International Longshoremen's Association and New York Shipping Association after a day of union plans for around-the-clock picketing. A Taft-Hartley injunction set to expire Sunday looms, while a proposal to submit work rules to an impartial committee for review by August seeks a path to a one-year contract on other issues.
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Navy's Transit 5A satellite goes dead after launch
The Navy reports its Transit 5A navigational satellite has failed, likely due to a power supply issue. The satellite, launched Tuesday from Point Arguelo California, lost power and ceased operations, according to the Defense Department.
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Tito Heads Home After Talks With Khrushchev
Tito left Moscow and Kiev aboard his special train headed toward Belgrade after talks with Khrushchev. The Soviet premier pledged more aid and cooperation as he stressed strengthening Soviet Yugoslav ties despite Chinese opposition. Tito said the visit aimed to foster cooperation within Comecon and address issues between Yugoslavia and the Socialist bloc.
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