U.N. Officer Walks Manhattan Streets From Tip to Tip
Frank Barabas a United Nations information officer and his partner Anne Keenan have walked about 560 streets in Manhattan since March 1963 and aim to cover the remaining 120. They note walking both sides of each street totals nearly 1,000 miles, encountering diverse neighborhoods, eateries, shops, parks and free cultural events while avoiding molestation aside from a purse snatching and a Coast Guard stop on an East River pier.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Manhattan
Tip
Frank Barabas
Barabas
Philip
Anne Keenan
U.N. Field Service
Broadway
Jersey City
N.J
Anne
East Harlem
Lower Manhattan
Allen Street
East 3Rd
Middle East
West 130H
Harlem
Midtown
Pars Avenue
Mother and Child Oil Portraits By Holocaust Artist
New York AP reports artist Jan De Ruth, a Auschwitz survivor, has produced a new mother and child oil in the Christmas series. He began in 1947 after escaping Europe and becoming a United States citizen, with the earliest works once given to a Pennsylvania church.
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New York
Jan de Ruth
Czechoslovakia
Auschwitz
England
de Ruth
Germany
America
United States
Pennsylvania
Morality Eyed in Swaziland
Swaziland cabinet minister Prince Mfanasibili says the country may seek legislation to curb women who live a life of loose morals especially on weekends. He notes the issue raises concerns about becoming racialists. Swazi land, independent since September, attracts South African white weekend crowds.
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Mbabane
Swaziland
Prince Mfanasibili
Moon Intrigue in Apollo 8 Flight Plans and Lunar Facts
Cape Kennedy AP reports on the moon as Earths natural satellite. It covers its orbit, rotation, libration, surface features, gravity, temperatures, lack of atmosphere and water, and the Apollo 8 astronauts planned to view the hidden backside and photograph new regions.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Prems
Luna
Earth
Moon
Fringe Benefit for Dancers In Waikiki Contract
In Honolulu 150 Waikiki entertainers win a new two year labor agreement with the American Guild of Variety Artists and major hotels. Wages rise from 35 to 46 percent and dancers receive a grass skirt allowance to buy ti leaves for grass skirts.
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Honolulu
Waikiki
American Guild of Variety Artists
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