Impressions Of A Night At Crosley With Jazz
A long Crosley Field night hosts seven thousand fans for Dick Pike jazz on WCIN with Miles Davis Sarah Vaughan and the Brubeck quartet. The festival unfolds from 11:45 p.m. to 5:40 a.m. with tensions between performers and promoter George Wein amid a vivid field atmosphere.
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Crosley
Crosley Field
Central Trust
Dick Pike
Norman O’connor
Boston
Jimmy Smith
Miles Davis
Playboy
Joe Williams
George Wein
Joe
Williams
Miles
Davis
Sarah
Father O'Connor
Father O’connor
Dave Prince
Wein
Horace Silver
Oscar Robertson
Everthing
New York City
Dayton
Messenger
Home Improvements and Roofing Tips from Andy Lang
A home improvement column covers stud spacing for wall types 16 vs 24 inches, tightening window screens, and reroofing old shingles with asphalt. It notes plywood walls may use 24 inch spacing, screen frames should be clamped to stretch mesh taut, and roofing over old shingles is practical with heavyweight asphalt shingles. A fire station will replace the Jackson Armory site.
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Andy Lang
Jackson, Tenn
Jackson National Guard Armory
Glouster Personal Notices Detail Saulters Visit
Mrs. Dorothy Saulters and her grandson Larry Sprouse of Columbus are spending the week at the Saulters home on Braun Street. Paul Bingman, a former Glouster resident, called on friends in the village this week. Mrs. Sybil Kurtzman and granddaughter Debbie Parker have returned to their residence.
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Dorothy Saulters
Larry Sprouse
Columbus
Saulters
Braun St. Paul
Bingman
Marion
Glouster
Sybil Kurtzman
Debbie Parker
Wiener Roast and Memorial Services Highlight Local Notices
The Ladies Club of Sugar Creek held a wiener roast at Mrs. Dewey Hunter’s home. The next meeting is set for Monday at Evelyn Smathers’s residence. The Jacksonville Fraternal Order of Eagles will observe memorial services Sunday at 8 p m for Frank Stolze.
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Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Dewey Hunter
Evelyn Smathers
Glouster
Jacksonville
Order of Eagles
Frank Stolze
van Fossen
Patterson Defends Cassius Clay as Modest Man
Floyd Patterson uses Esquire to defend Cassius Clay as a modest man. He cites public image, argues Clay inherited a bad-guy role from Sonny Liston, and recalls meeting Clay in 1960 during Olympic team events in Rome. Patterson notes only Black Muslims cheers keep Clay from harsh criticism and recounts their polite studio parting. Trimble PTO invites parents to the first school season meeting at Trimble Junior High Tuesday 7:30 p.m.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Esquire Magazine
Tom
Cassius Clay
Patterson
Rome
Clay
Sonny Liston
America
Cassius
Muhammad Ali
Floyd
Glouster
Trimble
PTO
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God
Pfy
Herbie Hancock
Dave Brubeck
Brubeck
Joe Morello
Paul Desmond
Eles
Jon Webb
Sarah Vaughan
Sendo
P. O
Jamaica
N. Y
Cincinnati
Gene Dunn
Robert Montgomery
Paul Coley
Dileher
Faye Rarick
Cathryn
Athens
Pat Patrick
W. W. Chezem
Chicago
Ill
Gay Talese
Esquire
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