Somerset Maugham given less than a day to live
British author W Somerset Maugham lay in a coma in Nice after a Saturday stroke at Cap Ferrat. Doctors said he was stationary without hope of recovery, with a 24 hour prognosis amid a long career of prolific writing and public fascination.
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Nice
France
W. Somerset Maugham
Cap Ferrat
Georges Rosanoff
Maugham
Canterbury
John Hope
Searle
London
Lambeth
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Migration of the Tuscarora to Iroquois lands in 1722
The Tuscarora, originally based in North Carolina, fled after conflicts with colonists and were adopted into the Iroquois Confederacy in upper New York in 1722.
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Old Chelsea Station
New York
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America
New Museum
North Carolina
Upper
New York State
Cautious stance on college sex report draws mixed reactions
A committee from the Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry urges explicit school attitudes and clear rules while stressing privacy. Administrators and scholars from Michigan MIT California Illinois and Detroit react cautiously praising realism and urging firm standards.
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Associated Press
Group For the Advancement of Psychiatry
Thomas F. Jones
Sor
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Henry Bruyn
University of California
James V. McGlynn
Graduate School
University of Detroit
Virginia State Police Safety Officer dies at 52
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Capt. Robert Benjamin King, a Virginia State Police Safety Officer who died Saturday at age 52. King served with the State Police since 1936 and was assistant administrator of the Governor's Highway Safety committee since 1955. He also served in the Naval Intelligence Service during World War I.
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Robert Benjamin King
Virginia State Police Safety
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Governor’s Highway Safety Committee
Naval Intelligence Service
State Forester Wins National Conservation Award
George Wilson Dean Virginia state forester of Charlottesville has won the National Conservation Award from the National Wildlife Federation and the Sears Roebuck Foundation. The award includes a $1,000 grant and a whooping crane statuette to be presented at a Washington banquet on January 11.
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George Wilson Dean
Charlottesville
Virginia
National Wildlife Federation
Sear % Roebuck Foundation
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