Anything can happen in Beirut
AP dispatch from Beirut describes a lively, paradoxical city where license plates are customized and fashion thrives while censorship allows snipped magazine pages and black market records. It notes Druze legends, Soviet diplomacy, armed residents, and sporadic violence, yet Beirut remains a bright tourist center with wary locals and enduring traditions.
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David Lancashire
Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
Siberia
World’s fair to be dismantled as buyers snap up exhibits
The New York World’s Fair, the first billion-dollar exposition with about 50 million attendees, will close today. Wreckers will clear the site for a public recreation area at Flushing Meadows Corona Park, with most structures and contents sold or removed.
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H. D. Quigg
New York
UPI
Moses
Fair
Robert Moses
iNew -York World’s Fair Corp
Flushing Meadows
Corona Park
Caroline Kennedy
Lowenbrau Gardens
New York State
Vermont Ski
Paul ‘McCartney
Walter
M. and W. Developing Co
Springfield
Ill
Wisconsin
Borden
U.S
Caroline
Coca-Cola
American Machine & Foundry
Convention Iity
Vatican
St Peter's Basilica
Rome
International
Johnson
The Curious Case of John Christie
The report recounts John Reginald Halliday Christie, a prolific murderer linked to seven deaths, the Evans case, and debates to exonerate Timothy Evans. It notes Christie’s 1953 execution, signs in Billinton Place, and medical mentions of bronchial disease associated with the case.
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John Christie
Robert Musel
London
UPI
Scotland Yard
John Reginald Halliday Christie
Timothy Evans
Christie
Evan
Evans
Jnant
Bernhard Steinberg
California
Wage policy dead as 1965 wage guideline fades
Washington reports Labor Secretary Wirtz predicts 1965 wage averages around four percent for the first half despite settlements surpassing the 3.2 percent guideline. He sees no inflation danger while Rep Curtis and other Republicans warn of cost push effects and fringe benefits.
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Washington
NANA
I Means
W. Wilardi
Wirtz
Johnson
Thomas B
Missouri
Curtis
House
New lung disease reported to U S Public Health Service
Washington dispatch says a new lung disease that may quickly prove fatal has been reported to the U S Public Health Service.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
NATO plan to move headquarters if De Gaulle exits
West German officials outline contingency steps to shift NATO political headquarters to London and operational commands from Fontainebleau to West Germany U S Army Europe bases at Heidelberg Ramstein and Muenchen Gladbach would host NATO units if France leaves NATO and forces are restructured.
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Bonn
West Germany
NATO
France
Britain
de Gaulle
Washington
United States
London
Fontainebleau
Allied
AAFCE
Heidelberg
Muenchen-Gladbach
Ramstein
Kaiserlautern
U. S
Europe
Central Army Group
Centag
North Army
General de Gaulle
Scarce Beauties for Copa Girl Jobs at Sands Las Vegas
Las Vegas producer Jack Entratter says only truly beautiful women earn a $10 000 a year as Copa girls at the Sands. The job requires twelve minutes of work six nights weekly in gowns with limited makeup, and auditions are held every eight weeks to select a few from hundreds for the chorus line with top stars like Sinatra Martin and Davis.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Jack Entratter
Sands Hotel
the Sands
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Red ‘Skelton
Alan King
Joey Bishop
Danny Thomas
Sammy Davis
Sethe
Eal
Entratter
New York
Los Angelles
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Paris
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