Why New York City Draws Outsiders to Live Here
In New York City, visitors and even transplants feel overwhelmed by the pace, crowds, and anonymity. Yet Hal Boyle notes the city excels in two lasting pleasures: window shopping and watching the city’s people. He reflects on homesickness for Midwest simples and the paradox of longing for community in a metropolis of eight million.
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Doctors Urge Aging Reforms and Active Living
In San Francisco and a regional aging conference, Dr. Theodore G. Klumpp and Dr. Alfred Auerbach urged extending active living for seniors. They advocated using promising drugs and methods with caution, stressing not slowing down to avoid mind and body atrophy.
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New York City
Alfred Auerbach
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Medical Associations
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Oregon
California
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Himsell
Christian Jacobsen Dragenberg
Stweden
County Gifts Flora the Puma for British Navy Mascot
Flora, a 100 pound Monterey County Puma from Monterey Peninsula Herald origin, is set to leave San Francisco Friday for England to serve as mascot for the British Navy ship Puma. The idea started after John Steinbeck and English Puma officers discussed lacking a wardroom emblem. Flora will sail Saturday aboard a Pan American jet and board her namesake ship at Portland England.
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Jimmy Costello
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Daily Review notices and address lines from Hayward California
The Daily Review appears with postal and office details for Hayward California. It lists publication data, mailing address on Winton Ave, and miscellaneous internal notes including circulation and audit references.
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Castro Expels Spanish Envoy After TV Row in Cuba
In Havana Fidel Castro gave Spain’s ambassador two hours to leave Cuba after a midnight television confrontation. Castro recalled Cuba’s ambassador to Madrid, warned of a possible full break with Franco, and a crowd outside the studio shouted for the envoy’s removal. The Spanish envoy left under guard, saying he would not depart Cuba without official orders.
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Five Killed as Trains Collide in Yorkshire
SETTLE England AP The Clasgow Lemson express and a local freight railcar collided rear end in a Yorkshire community today killing five and injuring eight. About 100 passengers were moved from the London express and rode another train from Edinburgh. Both north and southbound London Midland lines blocked. repair gangs began clearing wreckage.
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Eisenhower May Expand Japan Trip to Wider Far East
Washington AP reports mounting pressure to lengthen President Eisenhower's Tokyo visit into a broader Far East tour. Officials foresee possible stops in Formosa, South Korea, the Philippines, Thailand, Indochina, and other nations as interest grows in goodwill visits after Japan.
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Russians Plan Florida Visit by Soviet Officials
A group of twelve Soviet officials will visit Florida for a three day swing starting Feb 2 before traveling to Brazil Uruguay Argentina Chile and then the president departs Feb 3 for a Paris summit. The trip is part of a broader East West engagement schedule with American governors to meet foreign leaders.
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Eisenhower to Keynote GOP Convention in Chicago
President Eisenhower is expected to deliver the keynote at the July 2 Republican National Convention in Chicago. He may not serve as temporary chairman, but his major address could set the campaign tone as Nixon is poised to lead the ticket.
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GOP Dinner Interest Up
Washington AP reports growing interest in the Republican Dinner program with about 2,500 seats sold at 100 dollars per plate for men and 10 dollars for wives. The local dinner is one of 43 state events and the District of Columbia, with proceeds to be shared by the national committee and state organizations. National officials foresee about 1,000 attendees as President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon speak at different venues.
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Insurance pays 12000 to Van Nuys couple in airliner crash
An insurer paid 12000 to the beneficiaries of Dr Toe Gibbons and his wife Alva of Van Nuys Calif killed in a Gulf of Mexico airliner crash Nov IT The payment by Beneficiar i Standard Life Insurance Co was the first death claim under a national credit card plan for buying life insurance while traveling, said Alfred L Golden company VP.
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State bans racial and religious discrimination in crematories
A new state regulation prohibits discrimination based on race or religion in all crematories. The measure aims to ensure equal treatment in cremation services and related processes across the state, with enforcement by relevant regulatory agencies and penalties for violations.
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Scientists debate fired rocket prototype costs legislators
London scientists report a nonfunctional British rocket launcher raises taxpayer costs. Jackson Mississippi police report unnamed incident. Watertown South Dakota: Werner Martinmass, 22, bound over on charges of selling stock in a company planning bottle opening devices. He allegedly sold $1500 worth at ten cents a share and planned bottles with hooks to open others.
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Lehi raft voyage plans from Redondo Beach to Guatemala
Redondo Beach skipper Morton Baker prepares Lehi raft Aris, 40 by 20 feet, to drift from Red Sea toward Guatemala. The project, launching June, aims for a year on voyage with crew of eight, languages, and 60 percent seawater food. Crew includes Don McFarland, Edd Kekula, Don Johnson, Bonaire. Previous Lehi attempts dated 1958 and earlier failed.
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