Rome Faces Rapid Loss of Ancient City Face
Rome increasingly loses its ancient character as palaces parks and ruins are sold to foreign interests and new modern structures rise near historic sites. The Doria Pamphili palace Villa Strohl Fern and Villa Abamelek are affected while Mussolini era building and a shift of museums worsen the desecration charge despite plans to acquire sites for public parks.
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Ray Moseley
ROME
API
Colosseum
Benito Mussolini
Piazza Venezia
Tiber River
St. Peter's Basilica
Villa Strohlfern
Piazza Navona
Brazil
Monte Mario
Mussolini
Plan Religious Institute
Caelian Hill
Janiculum
Belgium
Poli Palace
Cartoon Color Book Bites Canadian Campaign No Liberal Jokes
Ottawa report notes a 12 page political coloring book by Liberals ribbing John Diefenbaker and rivals. Caricatures include Diefenbaker on a hobby horse and a highly embarrassed NATO pilot. Democrats shown as four figures with anti policy captions. Social Credit as a two faced money printer. No Liberal jokes inside.
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Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
U.S
NATO
New Democratic Party
Social Credit Party
Liberal Party
China accuses U.S. of seeking India military base deal
Peking radio quotes Communist China saying the United States is making a deal with India to turn the country into a Western military base. It argues U S arms aid after China’s invasion aims to secure maximum control of India at a minimum price.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
United States
India
Peking Radio
U.S
Measles Vaccine Licensure Moves Forward Under Health Chief
Washington reports Health Secretary Anthony Celebrezze will publish new manufacturing standards in the Federal Register to license two measles vaccines. Immediate effect is expected with waived waiting period, enabling production. Officials caution against rushing, noting past measles deaths and the disease’s potential complications like encephalitis and pneumonia. Vaccines trace to Dr. John Enders and Dr. Thomas Peebles who identified the measles virus in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Federal Register
Celebrezze
Public Health Service
John Enders
Harvard University
Thomas Peebles
New York Printers Reject Pact, Striking May Persist
Printers vote 1621 to 1557 against a contract plan backed by Mayor Wagner and publishers. The ITU Local 6 strike continues against four newspapers with the Post already back to publish. Some unions show mixed contract actions as talks resume or stall.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
International Typographical Union
The
Post
ITU Executive Council
New York Newspaper Guild
Stereotypers
Photoengravers
Printers and Stereotypers
ITU Mailers
Photoen
Independent Deliverers Union
AFL/CIO
Cleveland
Ohio
the Plain Dealer
Press & News
Printers Union
Elmer Brown
ITU
Teen Crown Worn By Kentucky Girl
Kentucky's Diane Sayer, a 17 year old from Louisville, won the 1963 America's Junior Miss title at the 6th annual pageant in Mobile. She competed against 49 entrants from each state and flies to New York today wearing the crown symbolizing the ideal high school senior girl.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Kentucky
Diane Sayer
New York
America
Miss Sayer
Louisville
Hippocrates Advocated Walks To Ward Off Illness
The ancient physician urged regular walking to prevent emotional disturbance and hallucinations, with an added note on maintaining a healthy waistline through exercise.
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Hippocrates
Students Present School Assembly At Garfield
Third and fourth grade students of Mrs. Delbert Bodeker led an assembly at Garfield School. Clifford Ginter announced the play Nona's Forest Friends with Debra Wood as Nona and a large cast. The group also performed The Ugly Duckling and sang St Patrick's songs. O-We-Ga-Ha Camp Fire girls guided a ceremonial tree planting led by Mrs. C J McAfee. If weather allows, a honey locust will be planted on the front lawn with participants Debbie Garrison Saradell Green Donna Baker Carol French Rose Ann McAfee Alicia Matthews Elaine Marsh Susan Hildebrand Peggy Mehew.
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Delbert Bodeker
Garfield School
Clifford Ginter
Nona
Forest Friends
Debra Wood
Barbara Pickins
Glenda French
Connie Zike
Beverly Elrod
Kathie Flippin
James Blomgren
Darrel Carender
Mike Sheffler
Eldon Peaster
Jeanette Hopkins
Merelyne Elam
Stanley Zielasko
Mark Churchwell
Ronald Hayes
Stephen Wessels
Gary Suttle
Dennis Story
Story
C. J. McAfee
Debbie Garrison
Saradell Green
Donna Baker
Carol French
Rose Ann McAfee
Alicia Matthews
Elaine Marsh
Susan Hildebrand
Peggy Mehew
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Ancient
Yogi Bear
Hanna-Barber
Rivals
Canada
Joeford
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Volkswagen
BOB Speaker Motor Company
Cache Road
Lawton
Washington
C. B. Pinkerton, M.D
Lawton Clinic
Gore
Frank Sneed
Charles W. High
Police
You
Institute OF Life Insurance
Madison Avenue
N. Y
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