Dnieper riverboat romance contrasts with Soviet life
A Dnieper River paddleboat cruise from Kiev to the Black Sea blends Twain era romance with modern Soviet luxury. Passengers include urban gentry dining on caviar and couples seeking private moments, while lower decks bustle with peasants selling fruit and vegetables. The 500-mile trip features shallow drafts, dams, and a serene, lakelike river scenery beyond Cherkassy.
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John Weyland Cherkassy
U.S.S.R
Dnieper
Mississippi
Mark Twain
Russia
Kiev
Cherkassy
Black Sea
Soviet Union
Twain
Hannibal, Mo
Women executives face prejudice and obstacles in career path
A survey shows many women see prejudice as a challenge while others view it as a mirage. Major barriers include limited information on careers for schoolgirls, need for extensive education for higher positions, and the belief that marriage and work can coexist. Three quarters of women under 39 pursued university education. many return after marriage. Swiss ski information available 24 hours via Swiss National Tourist Office and New York line.
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Hollywood
Vine
SKI. Reports
New York
UPI
Switzerland
Sunday Crossword Puzzle Cope Fort Billy Rent
Puzzle fragment shows cryptic clue style and incomplete entries. Readable bits reference a Sunday crossword grid, a theme entry perhaps tied to a fort or fortification, and a likely rental note or listing. No clear solution available from the fragmented OCR.
Sunday Moneyword Puzzle Contest Entries and Rules
Puzzle asks contestants to mail many entries to the Herald American contest manager in Syracuse by Wednesday evening. Across clues cover endowment, attire, names like Hall Mule Lap Win Pin, with down clues referencing meat and means. The text includes garbled phrases and partial word fragments typical of OCR from a newspaper puzzle page.
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Herald-American
Syracuse
Hall
el Gee Agame
Iran
Patton Saves Lipizzan Stallions and Forges 1945 Rescue
Vienna report notes Gen. George S. Patton agreed to meet Col. Alois Podhajsky in St. Martin, Austria, leading to U.S. forces saving the Lipizzan studs from Soviet control. The Lipizzan school at Piber trains horses for classical riding, with rigorous two to three year programs and a history dating to Emperor Maximilian II.
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Nouzha
Patton
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Piber
Austria
Lipizza
Yugoslavia
Maximillian II
Apartments battle rising crime wave in city housing
Reporters tour two Manhattan buildings finding doors left unlocked and staff absent as burglaries rise. Experts urge mandatory doormen, locks, peepholes, and lighting while tenants fear thefts and high insurance rates.
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East Side
Manhattan
Emily Hoffert
Janice Wylie
Aleason
UPI
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Dallas
Los Ane
Ana Muse Angeles
Glen
Wylie
Land Hoffert
New York City
Brooklyn
Gottlieb
Dorchester
Judy Weil
Los Angeles
Thomas J.gleason
New York Police Department
New York State
Ann Fribourg
Mangue district in Rio de Janeiro slated for urban renewal
The Mangue zone, Rio de Janeiro's oldest prostitution district, faces demolition as city planners move to urban renewal. About 2,000 sex workers operate in 30 houses with hours from 5 a.m. to 1 a.m. Demolition has begun and water supply to the district has been cut, prompting concern among residents and workers.
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Mangue
Belville
Rio DE Janeiro
Rio
Brazil
Man
San Francisco music history spans gold rush to symphony rise
The 1848 gold rush boosted wealth and culture in California. In 1854 Rudolph Herold formed a symphonic group that lasted over 25 years, laying groundwork for the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1911 as a 104 member ensemble serving over 250000 people each season. The first successful helicopter flight was by Igor Sikorsky on September 14, 1939.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
Rudolph Herold
Igor Sikorsky
Greek Line Announces 1967 Cruise Program With 16 Voyages
The Greek Line unveils its most extensive schedule for 1967 featuring 16 cruises from December to August. Operations include six Caribbean trips, Nassau Freeport, four Bermuda voyages, four Weekend Cruises to Nowhere, and a 46 day Mediterranean and Greek Islands cruise aboard Queen Anna Maria or TSS Olympia from New York.
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New York
UPI
Greek Line
Nassau-Freeport
Bermuda
Nowhere
TSS Olympia
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Evecutive Sooty
Robert
Cope
Fort Billa
Maril
New Zealand
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Nearctica
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Cain
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Vegas
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Sucy
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Rhia
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Gen. Patton
London
Britain
Europe
United States
Montreal
Handler
Vienna
Golden Music
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Locke
Florida
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St. Petersburg
Y-W Orea CO
Stillwater
N.Y
Albany
Bey St
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