Soprano Jane Marsh Wins Top Prize in Tchaikovsky I
California 24 year old Jane Marsh wins first prize for women singers in the Tchaikovsky competition the first American winner since Van Cliburn in 1958. She earns 2750 dollars a gold medal and publicity. Verifiable fellow Americans Veronica Tyler Simon Fates Barbara Rondelli also place finalist.
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Texan
John Weyland
Moscow
California
van Cliburn
Jane Marsh
Mill Valley
San Francisco
Veronica Tyler
Baltimore
Simon Fates
New York
Barbara Rondelli
Pittsburg
Kan
Miss Marsh
Tampalpais High School
Oberlin College
Ohio
Blind Man and His Guide Dog Find Sight in Trust
In Detroit, blind Jack McAdams and his 7-year-old Doberman Dell faced a shared blindness until surgery revealed Dell’s cataracts. After successful lens removal, Dell regains vision and McAdams senses a stronger bond as she leads with renewed confidence. Dell, a diabetic, recovered from anesthesia and now trots with renewed vigor.
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Dell
Jack McAdams
McAdams
Judge Smith Faces Tough Reelection Bid in Virginia
Rep. Howard W. Smith known as the Judge camps for a 19th term in Virginia's 8th District facing George C. Rawlings Jr. in the July 12 Democratic primary. Rawlings, a 44 year old delegate from Ashland, accuses Smith of reactionary tactics and anti poverty stances while urging more federal education, natural resource, and consumer protections.
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Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Smith
House Rules Committee
Congress
Smyth
Washington, D.C
George C. Rawlings Jr
Fredericksburg
Rawlings
Virginia House of Delegates
Rep. Smith
Ashland
Richmond
Rules Committee
Interest Rate War Forces Fed to Tackle Saver Dilemma
Banks and savings and loan associations on both coasts announce higher rates on select accounts effective July 1 as Congress debates limits. The Fed faces scrutiny over loan approvals, while savers win higher returns and borrowers face pricier loans. Major New York banks and California S&Ls jump to 5 percent or more on long term or large balances, signaling a nationwide clash for idle funds amid rising loan demand.
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AP Business News
New York
Savings and Loan Associations
New York City
Savings and Loan
California
Con Gets Extra Year for Caper
Joseph A. Hill was given an additional year in prison to run concurrently with his life term for collecting over $1,000 in income tax refunds while incarcerated. He allegedly filed false returns claiming employment while confined at the La Grange state reformatory in Kentucky for armed robbery.
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Chicago
Joseph A. Hill
Hill
la Grange
Gad about won't fly until eggs hatch in Maine plane
Vernon Gaddis known as Gad about to viewers says a tree swallow nests on five eggs in the tail of his float plane in Bingham Maine. He will keep the craft moored unless an emergency requires flight until the eggs hatch.
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Bingham, Maine
Vernon Gaddis
Gadabout
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Lili Waxberg
Otto Guth
Desdemona
Spoleto
Boston Symphony
Tanglewood
Tass
James Dick
Hutchinson, Kan
Mischa Dichter
Los Angeles
Edward Auer
Detroit
Adams
William Magrane
Mishawaka
Ind
Onette Robinson
Doctors Hospital
Central Air
10Th St. NE
Fredericksburg, Va
Law of Reserve Board
House Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
U.S
Call & Lystads
Systads Inc
Con
BIG Bear
Harvest
Austin
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Thors
Cook's
Ours
Krylx
Griffin Pharmacy
Ernie Schneider
Austin Drug
Schneider
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