State University Buys Mansion for President in Albany
The State University of New York purchased a $68,000 mansion in Albany for its president Dr. William S. Carlson who will move in around August 1. Trustees say the home honors university custom and doubles as an Albany meeting place for officers of the 23 member institutions. The house will be furnished and heated at state expense.
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State University
Albany
State University of New York
William S. Carlson
Egypt Lifts Blockade On Israel Through Suez Channel
Reports indicate Egypt cleared a ship bound for Israel at Port Said revealing a blockade lift. A 4,500 ton copra cargo from the Philippines aboard the ship India arrived in Haifa, marking a notable shift in regional trade.
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Prisoners in Dodd hostage zone shout at newsmen at Koje
Armored U N troops and guards watched as about 60 prisoners at Compound 76 gate protested near the spot where Brig. Gen. Francis T. Dodd was held in May. Newsmen were kept away while the island ground still echoed with shouting and banners accusing Colson of reneging on a release deal.
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United Nations
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Pusan
Rail Pact Requires Union Agreement for Work Rule Changes
The page reports a rail pact where division points between where workers operate must be set by agreement with union officials. The trainmen settlement provides for an arbitrator to decide changes, not vetoed by unions. The proposal includes a 40 hour yard week, a four cent hourly raise when the shorter week begins, a 90 day notice period, and a pact running to October 1953 with potential productivity raises if government regs allow.
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Steelman
Garfield Dies of Ill Health After Stage Run in New York
Obituary notes actor Garfield ended his stage run at the American National Theater and Academy New York on April 27 after weeks onstage. He had earlier starred in films such as Gentleman's Agreement Body and Soul and Force of Evil and trained at Heckscher Foundation and Marie Ouspenskaya School.
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Nutrition Tips Suggest Substituting Potatoes with Grains and Vegetables
Food economist Mary E. Kirkpatrick advises housewives to use rice and various vegetables as potato substitutes to save money. She notes corn, black-eyed peas, beans, hominy and grits offer similar value and nutrients, while sweet potatoes remain costly and limited.
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Panty Raid Spurs Fraternity Larceny Across Sims Buildings
Freshmen recount a lingerie raid as about 20 men rushed into Sims I and II dorms. They took underwear from the laundry while some girls shouted and a proctor tried to stop them. Dean Miss Marjorie C. Smith ordered doors to be bolted as night fell.
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Coeds Renounce Panty Raid Wave Across Campuses
United Press reports coeds across campuses from Seattle to Athens resist panty raids. At Iowa, 500 men flashed screens and broke dormitory windows while girls chanted act your age. Kansas University saw guards at North College as 300 raiders passed by.
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RPI Students Attempt Panty Raid at Russell Sage
About 500 male students from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute tried to storm Russell Sage College in Troy. Police intervened and scattered the crowd without disorder or any lingerie incident as the men left after milling around.
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Missouri students hold repentant raid meeting at University
In Columbia Missouri raids on women’s dorms led to a post event gathering at Brewer Fieldhouse. The group drafted restitution plans while coeds remained disengaged and police and staff denounced the actions.
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Pope warns nurses on truthfulness in patient care
Vatican City UP reports the Pope told Italian nurses that concealing a patient’s condition from him is a grave wrong. He said honesty is essential as patients and families must trust the nurse’s word.
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