A Confession in Paris A Mustache Tale
A narrator recalls growing a mustache in Paris after observing many flush with facial hair. He describes the nerve needed, the aging effect, and reactions from family. He cites famous examples from Hitler to Groucho Marx, notes varying styles, and ends with shaping his own thin, upward curving mustache.
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Paris
Ginny
Karen
Kathleen
Gayle
Adolf Hitler
John Wilkes Booth
Kaiser Wilhelm
Tojo
Charlie Chaplin
Eichmann
Serge Fliegers
General de Gaulle
Hitler
Groucho Marx
Tier
Italy
Ulysses S. Grant
Fidel Castro
Ronald Coleman
Coleman
Charlie
Separate Social Security checks for wives and husbands
Readers ask how wife benefits interact with a husband’s Social Security and pensions. If a wife’s own benefit exceeds half her husband’s, she keeps a separate check. if not, benefits may be combined unless she requests separate payments. A wife’s own benefit and a husband’s pension do not affect each other’s rights.
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Social Security
Doctors Bootleg Services Amid Saskatchewan Health Crisis
AP analysis notes a nine day doctors strike in Saskatchewan hobbles medical care as volunteers and foreign replacements fill gaps. about 320 of 700 doctors on duty, with 60 hospitals without doctors. two infant deaths cited en route to care. concerns rise over sustaining emergency services and non emergency care.
Officials And Doctors Deadlocked In Saskatchewan Strike
In Regina the ninth day of the walkout sees provincial officials and striking doctors at a deadlock over the Saskatchewan medical care plan amid a mass protest planned for Wednesday. About 700 doctors work under the act with emergency service at 35 hospitals. the plan funds care via annual assessments and taxes with state regulated fees.
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Regina
Calm Hostess Praised After Amarillo Plane Crash
Continental Airlines turboprop carrying 16 people crashed minutes after takeoff from Amarillo. Pilot and co pilot knew trouble quickly. hostess Linda Howard walked the aisle calming passengers and aided evacuation as the right wing caught fire. Plane destroyed in a wheat field.
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Amarillo, Tex
Continental Airlines
Amarillo Air
Lauratis
Gorman
Linda Howard
Miss Howard
Harold V. Hunter
Gardena
Calif
Gene Cagle
Amarillo
Cagle
Goodman Says Tour Of Russia Success
Benny Goodman says his six week jazz tour of the Soviet Union was a success despite band member grumbling. The tour, bankrolled by the U.S. government as a goodwill gesture, drew about 180000 listeners in Moscow Sochi Kiev Leningrad Tashkent with mostly enthusiastic applause. Internal disagreements over repertoire and Goodman's low key leadership affected some shows.
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Benny Goodman
Soviet Union
America
Goodman
U.S
New York
Lenin Sports Palace
Sochi
Tiflis
Kiev
Leningrad
Tashkent
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