Cambridge Derby: Lord Hailsham Denied Honorary Degree
British scientists protested anti American remarks by Lord Halsham delaying an honorary Doctor of Laws from Cambridge. Dons argued the move highlighted underfunding of British education and research as key cause of scientists emigrating to the United States. Senate meeting to decide the recommendation has been postponed to next term.
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United States
Munster
Lord Halsham
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Cambrxige
Lord Haltsham
House of Lords
Lord Hashem
Bram Firster
America
Lord Hailsham
Britain
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Cambidge
Senate House
A. Corner
Clare College
Lord Haisham
Ivor
Cambridge Senate
Ramsay ‘MacDonald
Prine
Lord Yailsham
Cambridge
Job
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Jondge
Amerca
Lord Taylor
Labor Party
Higher Educational Committee
Slayings Mystery: Socialite 71 Found Dead Near Desert Tunnel
Police search for a killer after 71 year old socialite June Langdon from Fort Worth Texas was found shot at the mouth of a desert tunnel near a prospector's site. Langdon disappeared last Thursday after being dropped at her apartment by a taxi driver. Her father Jack Langdon and an FBI agent arrived in Phoenix to aid the investigation.
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Ron Nutcherson Phoenix
Ant
UPI
Texas
June Langdon
Ralph Edmundson
North Cental Phoenx
Edmardson
Fort Worth
Tex
Airlner
Pmiss Langdon
Arizona State Universi St Idem
Jack Langgion
Texas Second Court of Civil Appeals
Federal Bureau of “Investigation
Mayor seeks new talks to end Cleveland strike
Mayor Ralph Locher urged a bargaining session between the Cleveland Printers Union and newspaper publishers after phonograph engravers reached a contract agreement. He has been in contact with union officials since then, and a meeting for the printers representing 620 workers had been planned, but he pressed to accelerate talks for a settlement.
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Cleveland
Upi
Ralph Locher
Whay
Sitlong Printers Union
Phon Engravers
Primters
Pressami Plamn
Locher
GOP anti-spending blocks four bills
UPI reports Republican budget cutters claim four new frontier bills would cost over 2 billion dollars while Congress starts its 11th week with no major busi ness ready for floor vote. Ford notes economy battles have forced temporary withdrawals and rewrites including aid, youth employment, and military pay raise bills. Foreign aid and women’s pay issues are also discussed by lawmakers and committees.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Gerald Ford
Rules Committee
Lucas D Clay
Clay
Presid Tis
United States
Caroline Davis
United Auto Workers
Education
Isbor
Jacob Javits
R-N-Y
Defense
Robert
McNamar
Dummeg the Severe
No submarine bases in Cuba says naval operations chief
Washington reports Admiral George Anderson, chief of naval operations, states that the Russians have not built any submarine bases in Cuba. He adds that some Cuban ports have been used for refueling and overhaul.
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Washington
OPN
George Anderson
Naval Operations
Cuba
Heels of human feet and natural foot action
The text discusses the heel being round across humans and contrasts it with varied front parts of the foot. It describes how heel shape affects foot contact and forefoot motion, presenting a view that the natural action of the foot is a grappling rising movement and that nature is typically correct.
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