Doing As Romans Did Is Costly These Days
New York AP News features writer Cynthia Lowry reports at the Forum of the 12 Caesars in New York where salt dishes vanished worth over 3000 dollars since last year while management pushes a pricey Roman themed menu. The forum profits from silver helmet shaped wine coolers and plated service pieces sold to diners. The restaurant has expanded to serve lunch and dinner with prices up to seven dollars and fifty cents for specialty dishes, while staff wear purple jackets and ceremonial medals. An executive notes about 80 percent of patrons dine on expense accounts or someone else’s money.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Joseph
Forum
Apicius
California
Baum
Reds Predict More Crashes By US Planes
Moscow radio warned that transferring 200 U.S. fighter bombers from France to Britain would raise collisions in crowded British air space. The Okinawa crash near Ishikawa on June 30 killed 16 and injured 121. Tass Pravda Izvestia commented on the move citing France’s nuclear storage stance and public opinion.
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Moscow Radio
U.S
Okinawa
Britain
France
Ishikawa
Tass
Communist Party
Pravda
Izvestia
West Germany
West German reaction to U.S. nuclear policy cited
Pravda reports Bonn warned that long use of U.S. bombers in Britain requires prior consultations. Izvestia claims U.S. move aims to harden NATO nuclear arms, heighten atomic arming of the West German army, and bolster occupation troops in Western Germany.
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U.S
Britain
Pravda
Bonn
West Germany
Western Germany
NATO
Izvestia
United States
Germany
New TV Season Mix of Fresh Shows and Reruns
TV listings forecast a mix of new and returning programs over the next week. NBC airs Perry Presents with Gloria de Haven substituting for Teresa Brewer. ABC features Jubilee USA with Lene Childre and Minnie Pearl. CBS presents interviews with Harriman and Symington, plus Meet the Press and Stripe Playhouse.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Perry Presents
NBC
Gloria de Haven
Teresa Brewer
ABC
Lene Childre
Minnie Pearl
Paul Butler
Democratic National Committee
Yankee Red Sox
CBS
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Khrushchev
Harriman
Stuart Symington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army Chhef
Meet the Press
Ed Swilivan
Wayne and Shuster
Carol Channing
Georgia Gibbs
Noelle Adam
Chevy Snow
Gene Sheldon
Joel Grey
Janet Blair
John Raitt
Don Finsterwala
al Balding
Rory Calhoun
Dick Tiger
Syracuse
Rory
SAC
Stripe Playhouse
Rescue in Washroom Plunges Police Into Crowd
Mrs Minter recounted a dramatic scene as rescue workers pulled on a stuck washing machine. A large crowd gathered blocking traffic while a doctor prepared to remove the device. In a sudden turn, the finger freed and the danger ended with the machine released.
Radar warning network cuts U.S. tornado deaths in five years
Tornado fatalities in the United States over the past five years are the lowest for a comparable span in four decades, credited to improvements from the Weather Bureau radar warning network and enhanced weather monitoring.
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U.S
Weather Bureau
Perfume and Smoke Offerings From Arabian Vendor
Abdel Aziz Aly markets perfumes, smoke blends, and an amber paste said to refresh youth. The products use rare ingredients like lotus, amber, musk, and rose attar sourced from regions around the Nile Delta and Red Sea, with esoteric formulas passed through generations.
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Abdel Aziz Aly
Persia
Nile Delta
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Isfahan
China
Central Asia
Allan
Siwa
Angel of the Airways Spreads Gospel Message
Angel of the Airways Vera Strodi travels across Alberta Saskatchewan May 1958 to spread gospel teachings. She uses aviation as a metaphorical outreach and engages communities in Canada from Edmonton to the Northwest Territories.
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Angel of the Airways
Edmonton
Canada
Christ
Vera Strodi
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Northwest Territories
Strod
Saintly pilot helps bring aid to remote towns
Miss Strode, a former flying instructor with 9,000 flight hours, journeys to isolated communities in a tiny single seater plane. Despite poverty she secured a plane with help from an anonymous donor and finance, using flying as a tool for outreach after a church sermon inspired her mission. Born in England to Danish parents, she served as a civil aviation pilot before WWI and later flew as a bush pilot in Sweden. In 1952 she moved to Canada and dedicated her life to helping others understand and share her experiences.
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Strodl
England
Miss Strodl
RAF
Sweden
Canada
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