Linkletter vows stronger anti drug drive after daughter’s death
Art Linkletter burying daughter Diane, 20, who died after LSD use, vows an intensified public fight against drugs. He urges parents to educate children with factual, non panic messaging and to share credible drug information from health authorities.
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Stokowski Opens 60th Season at Carnegie Hall
Leopold Stokowski opened his 60th conducting season with the American Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall. He halted Liszt’s Second Hungarian Rhapsody midflow and restarted it with a trademark gesture, eliciting cheers for an encore. The performance honored the United Nations theme with 126 flags displayed.
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US and Soviet Union Back Ban on Undersea Arms Treaty
In Geneva, US and USSR joined a compromise draft to ban nuclear arms and WMDs from the sea bed. The deal limits the ban to nuclear arms and WMDs, sets a 12 mile entry, and requires ratification by 20 nations.
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Twenty South African Schools players banned for smoking during festival
Twenty of 117 boys at a week long cricket festival were barred from selection for the combined South African Schools team for smoking and drinking. All 20 admitted some cigarettes and beer shandies but others escaped by not admitting. Some banned players said they may be allowed to drink with parents.
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Heloise Tips Foil Wraps Burgers and More
Notes on foil wrapping burgers to keep them warm and prevent drips, plus hints for miniature floral arrangements using spice-bottle shaker tops as frog replacements. Also includes decorating tip for knit buttonholes using grosgrain ribbon and ribbon tape to preserve shape. Ends with a playful Letter of Thought about stocking up virtues and a blender trick for crumb coating meat with dry mix dressing plus seasonings.
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Fall Color Spread Through Shenandoah Park
Superintendent R. Taylor Hoskins notes bright fall colors in Shenandoah National Park with red orange and yellow leaves against green remains. About 20 percent of vegetation is in autumn hues. Visitors are advised to bring jackets and sturdy shoes for hikes.
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Miniskirted Red Teacher Applauded after Lecture
Los Angeles AP reports Angela Davis 25, a miniskirted Communist assistant professor, drew 1900 at Royce Hall for a lecture on black literature. Students urged a faculty boycott until her course earns academic credit as Regents decide if she may teach.
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