Guam meeting signals pressure on Hanoi over North Vietnam
The Guam conference hints that U S penalties may be undermining North Vietnam and pressuring Hanoi toward talks. Hanoi admits rising economic strain and manpower losses while warning of social unrest and border security efforts. Washington signals readiness to escalate, urging Hanoi toward possible direct talks.
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Harlem Heritage Tours Bring Jazz Era Landmarks Back
Tours launching May 27 will shuttle travelers through Harlem’s past from the James Mansion to the Cotton Club and Apollo Theater. Guides highlight Georgian brownstones, Edmonds era streets, and venues where Duke Ellington Ella Fitzgerald and Cab Calloway first rose to fame in a district once a wealthy retreat now a famed cultural hub.
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Lincoln Center to scale back South Pacific season
The Music Theater Festival at Lincoln Center will present a single South Pacific production next summer after three seasons of two revivals each. Richard Rodgers cites persistent deficits from a short season and production costs. The tour is being eliminated after the New York Stand, and Henry Guettel resigns as general estate to pursue another theatrical role.
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Authorities Seize Child From New York Foundling Hospital
Long Island couple Nunzio and Josephine Marchese seek in state Supreme Court to regain Nancy Anne Pagani aged four, taken by social workers to the New York Foundling Hospital to be placed with younger foster parents. They had raised her since she was two weeks old and lament the loss of the household, arguing adoption would require giving up government allowances and their three other fostered children. The case recalls a similar dispute in Tillson, New York, over parental rights and welfare considerations.
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Medderses to face creditors in April in Sherman
Ernest and Margaret Medders, facing financial trouble, will attend their first creditors meeting in court on April 7 in Sherman. Trustee Dan Chastain filed bankruptcy for the couple March 10, and a receiver and attorney cited list requirements. Banks and Neiman Marcus claim their Colonial Acres ranch as debt payment, with dispute over homestead protections.
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