Violinist Adams plans benefit concerts in Pittsfield Mass
Violinist George W. Adams 66, decades in music, sells tickets for Dec 27 28 benefits intended for his own Social Security case. He aims to earn about 400 dollars while facing long gray area rules on earning and trade continuity. In New York Patrolman Saverio Saridis 28, pursuing singing, lands a five week Hotel Plaza engagement after an audition, with salary rising from 95 dollars weekly to four figures.
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New York City
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Radio and Meter Indicate Safe Time to Leave Shelter
A local column explains how a radio and radiation meter help determine when it is safe to exit shelter after a nuclear event. It details fallout dynamics, how ground bursts spread contamination, and the meter readings in roentgens per hour guiding whether to stay indoors or venture out for essential errands.
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Itboursville, Ky
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Nehru and Kennedy Discuss Vietnam and Berlin Talks
The report cites Kennedy and Nehru in a joint communique weighing nuclear test bans and Vietnam aid, but Nehru’s stance prompts questions about talks’ outcomes. Officials note suggested measures including a moratorium on tests and a broader treaty, while Berlin guarantees remain unresolved amid Cold War tensions.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
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Tran
Still life raid nets large moonshine haul in Georgia
Georgia revenue agents arrested 416 people and seized 285 stills during October. The haul included a mule, a wheelbarrow, a wagon and a gas pump. Commissioner Dixon Oxford said the gas pump puzzled investigators and suggested moonshiners used it around a still.
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Torrance resident urges LA body to curb obscene literature
Dr. Donald Cortum, an osteopath and head of Citizens for Decent Literature, urged the Los Angeles City Council to appoint a citizens committee to combat indecent books. Testimony cited Tropic of Cancer and flood of indecent material. hundreds attended, urging cautious action while others called for stronger measures.
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Los
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Surprised Farmer Sees Calf Painted in Oakland Township
Oakland County. Farmer John Mirakian found his Holstein calf, which was black and white on his farm, returned maroon after an outing. Deputy George Enners said Bob Frettenborough, 15, admitted daubing the calf during a Wednesday visit to the Mirakian farm.
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Mich
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Oakland Township
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Bob Frettenborough
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