Old Piraeus shoeshine man watches Americans dine in Greece
A weathered shoeshine man from Piraeus sits by a busy Kyma restaurant as Americans and their Greek guide lunch near the harbor. He recalls past work with foreigners, earning about 270 drachmas a month in better days, while still hoping to be paid five to seven drachmas for a shine. The scene captures a faded economy and cultural tensions on the quay as the season ends.
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Athens
Greece
Pireaus
Kyma
Acropolis
Parthenon
Temple
St. Paul
Jesus
Dear Abby column on dirty necks and pigmentation tales
A reader shares lifelong concern with a birthmark and a skin condition misread as dirt. Others describe chloasma pigmentation and similar embarrassment, while Abby advises while untouched by treatment options.
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Abby
Army Caribou lands at Chapin airport amid golden anniversary fete
An Army Caribou transport landed at Chapin airport on a training mission from Fort Benning Georgia. A soldier then returned home to celebrate his parents fifty years of marriage. The trip reportedly drew criticism over cost and mission purpose. Separately, CTA official George Starrett urged teachers to become partisan to push education issues at Kent State University.
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U. S
Chapin Airport
Fort Benning
Georgia
Secretary of the Army
Kent
California Teachers Association
CTA
Ohio
George S. Starrett
Ohio Education Association
Starrett
Education Association
Kent State University
Cleveland teachers to swap classrooms with suburbs next year
Cleveland Board of Education approved a resolution authorizing a temporary classroom exchange between city teachers and suburban counterparts to promote better human relations, with plans to implement next year.
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Cleveland - City
Cleveland Board of Education
Dial A Lecture Lets Ithaca Students Access Taped Lectures
Ithaca College announces a dial in lecture service starting September 1965. Lectures for classes of 30 or more students will be taped and filed. students can hear missed talks by dialing the tape code from their dormitory phones to the college communication center.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Ithaca College
Won't Go To School
David Nydice notes that a child’s fear of separation from parents drives reluctance to attend school and can surface in various behaviors. He explains the parent as symbol of security and that homesickness or anxiety often stems from the belief parents may not return.
France Prices Itself Out Of Tourist Market
France faces rising costs and crowded hotels that deter visitors from the United States Britain and elsewhere. Paris rooms have become scarce only when affordable but most tourists are leaving for Spain Rome or Austria as prices climb. Government efforts to build 500 hotels and watchdogs against overcharging accompany warnings that Americans desert Paris while tourism income falls from 150 million dollars in 1963 to lower figures this year.
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Paris
UPI
France
Eur
Ope
Spain
Rome
Austria
Bath
Eiffel Tower
Louvre Museum
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King Features Syndicate
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UPI Education
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