Tips on Eating Out From a Celebrity Restaurateur
Hal Boyle profiles Jan Mitchell a Swedish born restaurateur who owns 11 Manhattan and Washington DC venues earning about eleven million dollars this year. He stresses cleanliness, friendly service and personal kitchen oversight as keys to success. Mitchell walks his districts films menus and markets daily, pays chefs up to 30000 yearly and laments American workers unwilling to toil in extreme heat.
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India Accepts Red China offer to swap prisoners
NEW DELI India AP India accepted Red China's proposal to exchange 10 Indian policemen captured last week in Ladakh near Tibet plus the bodies of nine officers killed in the clash. New Delhi asked Peiping to name a transfer place and date near the scene, as Beijing seeks to settle the border dispute.
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India
Red China
Peiping
Ladakh
Tibet
Inedia
Inlan
Pelping
New Delhi
Daily Review printing and distribution notes
An Alameda County newspaper shows advertising and subscription details for The Daily Review of Hayward California. It lists office addresses on Winton Avenue Hayward and other offices in San Leandro Fremont and Lockhaven with contact numbers and rates.
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Daily, Review, Inc
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California
Congress
Winton Ave
Cafatt
Daily’ Review
W. Winton Ave
Alameda County
Eigen
Elgin
San Ceandro
Sea Leandra City Hall
Lockhaven
Fremont
Tk Tremont Blvd
Yeamore
In The News Chuckles Roundup Of Oddities
A patchwork of brief items from UPI dispatches covers weather drizzles in Los Angeles, two carloads of teens in Carson City using water pistols, a London mother’s note about her two year old, a San Francisco gunman robbing a supermarket and muttering, and a coroner’s quip at a hearing in Walthamstow about titles.
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UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
Carson City
Ney
Castro Pushes for Firing Squads in Cuba Rally
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro addressed a massive crowd promising to hand over enemies of the revolution to military tribunals and firing squads. He hinted at driving the United States from Guantanamo and said Cuba would buy aircraft from the Communist bloc if needed. Maj. Matos, a former armed forces commander, faced calls for execution as Castro urged support for harsher action amid ongoing crisis.
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Hubert Matas
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Matos
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Maj. Matos
Camagney
Revolutionary Army
Havana
Underworld Trial Begins Without Bonanno Defense trial opens
New York United Press report says several high ranking mob figures face charges connected to the Apalachin 1957 convention. Joseph Bonanno, 54, of Tucson Iowa, receives severance after a heart specialist cited heart ailment. Jury selection begins after Bonanno’s reported heart attack the prior night.
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Apalachin
N.Y
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Joe Bananas
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Tucson
Simon Dack
Bonanna
ROC
Fede Grarkl
Arkl
Nav
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Paris
Barbara
Alck
Flynn Left Bev Estate in Jamaica Tale of Will Discovery
An unsigned document allegedly by Errol Flynn, written in Havana and filed in New York, names Beverly Aadland as a 17 year old protege and One third owner of Flynn estate. The swashbuckler estate valued around 190000 dollars with rumors of up to a million dollars sparks debate over legality.
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Aadland
Jale Errol
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Jamaica
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Havana
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Miss Aadland
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Radland
Vancouver
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Errol
Castro
Fle
Melt
Gelentock
Feader Fidel
Rhy Gelenbock
New York
Russian moon photos answer old poet question
London reports UPI that recent photographs of the moon provide a concrete answer to a 63 year old query by Ronald Ross. The British poet wondered about the moon's glorious behind and whether it could be seen as he gazed upward through space boundaries.
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London
UPI
Ronald Ross
Homeless Birds Provide Payoff in 1936 Pun Auction
CRANFORD New Jersey AP report notes Nicholas DiTulio received a few pigeons after a neighbor’s death in 1936. He built a gold trophy winning flock, turning adversity into a successful pigeon racing career.
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Cranford
Nicholas DiTulio
Ditulio
Britain Plans To Liberalize Gambling Laws
London AP reports Prime Minister Hazel Macmillan’s government plans to liberalize Britain's gambling laws. Betting shops and cash wagering may be legalized, with as many as 1,000 small operators affected. Government aims include industrial migration, road and rail modernization, and housing and slum clearance.
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Vnet
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Bettine
Uslness
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Macmillan
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Lancashire
Wales
San Francisco Manhunt for Killer in Grocery Robbery
In San Francisco a major police hunt is under way for two gunmen described as a Negro or of Mexican descent who robbed a Laguna Street grocery, killing Mrs. Emily Davis, 55, mother of Sgt. Robert J. Davis, after forcing her and her husband to the back room. The armed assailants fled on foot, and the store had faced prior robberies.
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Robert’ J. Davis
Laguna Street
Davis
Almanac Today October 27 historical highlights
Almanac notes for Tuesday October 27 1959 mark the 300th day with 65 remaining. Events include Theodore Roosevelt born 1858 New York City Boss Tweed arrested 1871 first U S subway 1904 jazz bands formation 1916 American troops first WWI shots 1917 and office of economic stabilization capping salaries at 25000 in 1942. President Roosevelt quotes on expediency.
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Theodore Roosevelt
President
New York City
Boss Tweed
Met Opens Season With New Star In Trovatore
New York AP reports the Metropolitan Opera opens its season with Mary Simionato in a Met debut as Azucena in Il Trovatore. The gala night features fashion, film stars Greer Garson and Van Cliburn among others. The company nets about $86,000 for a 24 week season as Italian singers take lead roles.
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Metropolitan Operal
Met
Old Opera
Mary
Giulietta Simionato
Greer Garson
Sheer Leger' Demain
van Cliburn
Rosalind Elias
Hank Greenberg J
Bob 'Feller
Hope Hampton
Chinchilla
Eleanor Searle Whitney
Mildred Miller
Alian-Hor
Antonietta Stella
Carto Bergonai
Miss Shivanato
Associated’ “Press
W.G. Rogers
Simionato
Barrett School Chooses Officers
Barrett School chose Danny Schubert as student body president with Peter Karidas as vice president Harriet Joaquin as secretary Bill Hesfin as treasurer Barbara Poole as his in Galway Ireland stands 6rtorian Kilyn Deaying cheer leader Steve Evans and Joanna Poli Kilmacdaugh named as sergeants at arms the article notes boys and girls sergeants at arms and tower details.
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Danny Schubert
Barrett School
Peter Karidas
Harriet Joaquin
Bill Hesfin
Barbara Poole
Galway
Ireland
Kilyn Deaying
Steve Evans
Joanna Poli
Kilmacdaugh
Death by electric chair ends long prison ordeal
Wethersfield Connecticut AP report: Frank Woj qulewicz, paralyzed since a 1931 New Britain robbery killing, was executed in the electric chair after seven years on death row. He faced appeals over injury and trial fairness, while his family and the case drew attention to his injury and the crime that led to his sentence.
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Walter Grabeck
William’ Olpka
Ac New Britain
Tle
State Supreme Court of Errors
Aso
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