Rolling Stones tone down tour sparks mixed crowd in Philly
In Philadelphia at the Spectrum, the Rolling Stones trimmed explosive songs like Sympathy for the Devil to ease fan reaction on the North American tour. Police reported a calm crowd with minor incidents as vendors sold memorabilia and attendees, including fans from Brooklyn and New York, shared exhilaration and devotion for the band.
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Mounds Baptists To Hear New Life Singers In Concert
The New Life Singers from Crawfordsville First Baptist Church will present the youth musical Love at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in Mounds with members aged 12 to 22 directed by Mrs. Joe Frey. They also perform at the Mall at 2:20 p.m. Sunday. The ensemble features youth vocals and strong staging and lighting.
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Spassky Plans Strategy After Second Loss
World chess champion Boris Spassky, after a second straight defeat to Bobby Fischer, goes fishing as his aides map strategy to turn the four game match in Reykjavik. The Russians gather, grandmasters and engineers advise, while Fischer remains the focal point amid the tense camp.
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iSchool Superintendent Post To Be Appointed
A special committee advised by State School Supt. John J. Terquin recommends replacing the elected superintendent with an appointed post. The governor would appoint a board of education to pick the superintendent who would follow policies set by the board, with institutional staffing rules guiding board member appointments.
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Flying Trapeze Acts Draw Big Crowds At Peru Circus
The Circus in Peru, Indiana features a flying trapeze show led by veteran trainer Anderson in his second year. Acts include back and forward summersaults, a double pass and triple twists. The troupe, with 160 performers and a band, aims to attract about 18 000 fans across a two week run starting Wednesday.
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