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Hundreds of people without fancy titles or Harvard degrees have a hand each year in some part of Harvard's Commencement preparations. And in addition to the full-time and temporary workers contributing to the University's greatest ceremony. Cambridge store owners, policeman and long-time residents adjust their lives a bit each year at the beginning of June...
...Cambridge policeman who says everybody knows him by that name and that name only explains that Commencement marks "a time when we have to be extra considerate because there are quite a few people who really don't know their way around." He adds that the Square is often confused but rarely gets out of control excerptor one year...
...political commissar on the Finnish front during World War II and eventually joined the Foreign Ministry in Moscow, rising rapidly to the rank of ambassador. While Ambassador to Budapest in 1956, he helped supervise the brutal Soviet repression of the Hungarian uprising. Though not previously a professional secret policeman, Andropov was named top cop of the Soviet Union in 1967. He quickly became known for the efficiency with which he repressed all forms of political, religious and national dissent in the Soviet Union during the 1970s. A specialist in Eastern European affairs, Andropov was able to consolidate his position...
...replace Andropov as head of the KGB, the Central Committee chose Vitali Fedorchuk, 63, the first professional secret policeman to serve in that post since 1958. Fedorchuk joined the secret police in the Ukraine in 1939, and served in military counterintelligence during the war. Right after the war he was transferred to occupied Austria and Germany. Following his appointment as head of the Ukrainian KGB in 1970, his branch of the secret police gained a reputation for particularly brutal repression of dissidents and religious groups. Fedorchuk is now expected to be elevated to the Central Committee and possibly even...
...Harvard policeman Robert King also testified yesterday, saying that he and officer Thomas Simas had to escort Ngo through a large crowd of hostile demonstrators who chanted and yelled obscenities at him as he left the forum...