Spirit of Relaxation Fears Drive NATO Slashing Plans
A worldwide survey of Western diplomats suggests the spirit of Geneva is fading as Europe and Asia face renewed pressure from Moscow and Peking. West German and British officials warn that leaders may curb defense programs while Moscow smiles and vodka ease tensions.
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Vic Perry Says Pick Pocketing Is Lost Art
In New York Vic Perry, famed in crime stories, declares pickpocketing a dying craft. He says modern thieves fail openly, needing crowds for cover, while he reminisces of a family lineage of pocket artists and explains why the art is fading.
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Immigration Museum Planned Under Statue
NEA reports plans for the American Museum of Immigration to be built at Bedloe's Island. The exhibit will narrate immigrant stories from 1815 to 1914 with a goal to tell how diverse groups built the nation. The project, backed by a committee including Grant, aims to raise funds and open a 10000 square foot facility in the near future.
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Medal of Honor Pension Debate Is Continued
The piece describes ongoing Senate inaction on a bill to pay Medal of Honor winners $100 per month, despite most living recipients facing poverty and reliance on relief. It profiles honorees like Audie Murphy and Jimmy Doolittle, noting critics’ view that the extra pension should honor heroism rather than become a general subsidy.
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Dodgers Set 18 Records in World Series Victory
New York Dodgers swept the seven games against the Yankees to set 18 records and add one. Gil Hodges started three double plays at first, both teams combined for 12 twin-killings, Duke Snider hit four homers to raise his series total, and Phil Rizzuto extended his own record by appearing in his 52nd World Series game.
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Flexible Vaccine Priority Plan Expanded for Children and Pregnancies
Washington announces a broadened vaccine priority framework adding pregnant women and infants to the top group. The plan may extend lower or upper age bounds from birth to 14 years, allowing states to tailor rankings to finish vaccinating children under 13 and pregnant individuals.
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