Runaways and Prostitution Raise Alarm in City Streets
A New York City report outlines runaway teens from middle class homes who drift to big cities and fall into prostitution, drugs, and danger. Police and clergy describe patterns, motives, and dangers amid rescue efforts and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Harvey
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
New York City
Greenwich Village
Harvey
Psychiatric Hospital
Josep Lynch
Police Department
UPI
San Francisco
Haight-Ashbury
New York
Lynch
Edward H. Goldfader
Tracers Company of America
Colorado
Magnolia
Mass
Vermont
Hawaii
Maui
Pennsylvania
Convienes
Chomas Ryne
Park
Ann
Valle
Vilkige
Apaplienis
Capt. Lynch
St. John's
Eckhardt
Path Authority
Brains District
Burlay Robierts
Ranaway
Il Ig
Jeremiah P. McAward
McAward Associates
Aes
Central Park
Bethesda Fountain
McAward
John FIC art center opens with world premiere Mass
The John F Kennedy Coils for the Performing Arts in Washington plans a Sept opening for 68 million center. A two week festival of music and dance features the world premiere Mass by Leonard Bernstein. Notable artists will donate free performances to a special fund for discounted tickets for the elderly low income families and students at future events. Attendees include Isaac Stern Leonard Rose Eugene Istomin the Fifth Dimension group Merle Maggard Nicola Gedda Gina Bachauer Pepe Lee and Leslie Ugg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Njar
Leonard Bernstein
Venter
Issae: Stern
Ralliat Leonard Rose
Pino
Nist Gugene Istomin
Reotal
Fifth Dimension Oekt Group
Merle Maggard
Nicola Geddng
Gina Bachener
Pepey Lee
Leslie Upe Rais
Grand royal wedding in Bikaner marks waning grandeur
A painted elephant and 24 gunnels led a lavish procession for the crown prince Narendra Singhji of Bikaner and Princess Padma Kumari of Chamba. Decades of royal pageantry are fading as India modernizes and privy purses are abolished, yet the celebrations drew hundreds of mournful yet proud courtiers and onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bikaner
India
Biltener
Belgium
Holland
Thaia
New Delhi
Udaipur
Thronguout
T He
Maharaji
Chambi
Chamba
Maherajkumar Narendra Singhji
Padma
Indirst Fiandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
Apartheid Rules Shape Social Contact in South Africa
The White minority holds power over 15 million Africans and others, with apartheid limiting interracial contact. A Black Sash analysis notes many feel unsure what remains lawful, outlining private gatherings allowed and public restrictions, including multiracial meetings and political events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
South America
Republic
California
Black Sash
Sash
Len Marquard
Alan Paton
Liberal Party
Marquard
Lighter Side of Prom Attires Sparks Fun Fashion Talk
A family chat about prom outfits reveals teens and dates debating bold styles. Daughters plan escorts outfits such as maroon velvet with pink lace trim and blue and white jackets with floral patterns. The night before prom, chatter turns to who rents what, while a tragedy note closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Papale
Unuit Dales
Bautomiere
Susan Baying
Franke
Tovist
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Phills
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VASP
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