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Preston McAn United Press correspondent reviews recent classical and movie music recordings. Highlights include Copeland and Hills orchestral pieces, MGM Symphony selections with Arthur Winograd conducting, Emory Cook’s Bourbon Street project, and Mardi Gras Lounge sets. Also notes MGM Blue Skies with Art Lund and Somewhere in the Night by Joseph Myrow, praising Anstuma Nocturne.
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Simple prescription to beat heat still unclear
Fragmented text describes a road project near Houston with a large grade separation and freeway segment. Mentions Fan cion Co of Houston and a federal program. References Highway 73, Baytown, Barbers Hill, and an expressway north from Richland with a Dallas County corridor.
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Quotes From World Figures Shape Flighty Headlines
A mash of quotes from Rev Sibole in Orlando to Nora Haywood in Santa Monica and Arthur Miller in London appears amid chaotic notes. The text references encounters with the House Un-American Activities Committee and a warning to Vice President Nixon, with scattered mentions of Wing Commander Aly and Opera star Pinza.
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Stevenson Shangri La home in Republican stronghold
Libertyville Illinois reports Stevenson's Shangri La country retreat to escape politics. The Lake County property includes a two five bedroom farm on TL acres, a gray chip slab house built after a 1938 fire, steel curb drive and a caretakers’ home. The grove of maples and garden screen the site 45 miles from Chicago.
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Sleeping Sickness Threat Fails to Eradicate in Boston
In Boston two weeks of dry cold weather could end the mosquito borne sleeping sickness threat state health officials said. Dr Ray F Freentster head of communicable diseases noted three children and eighteen horses have died but the illness is not yet an epidemic.
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Ray F. Feentster
Suez Canal Faces Red Ink Balance Sheet Strain
Cairo officials report the Suez Canal health showing red figures as about two thirds of ships use the canal with many funds blocked in Western accounts. Total figures reach around 10.7 billion pounds, with monthly deficits near 500,000 pounds.
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U.S. speeds jet tankers and production boost
The United States orders faster jet tankers with water and air refueling capability, aiming for denser range and greater flexibility in operations. Officials say the move accelerates delivery timelines and supports Strategic Air Command needs, though details remain terse amid the fragmented source.
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Crops Suffer Wide Damage From Insects Across Nation
The Agriculture Department reports widespread crop damage from insects nationwide with grasshoppers and European corn borers as leading problems in many states. Cotton, vegetable pests, and several new species expand their ranges, including sweetpotato pests in Virginia and Kentucky, the spotted alfalfa aphid in North Carolina and Kentucky, and other outbreaks in Arizona and Delaware.
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Surwac Replacement Plans At Geological Survey
At the US Geological Survey the Surwac project will shift from brain work to interpreting data from an electronic computer. Director Nolan notes 20 personnel will not be fired and will refocus on data analysis rather than direct computation. The report also mentions a national convention and a ministerial statement regarding foreign affairs.
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Fion
Thomas B. Nolan
Army Pack Mules To Trek For Frontier Days Rodeo
Army pack mule units from Fort Carson Colorado will undertake a 100 mile summer march from Denver to Cheyenne to join the Frontier Days rodeo. The 4th Field Artillery Battalion (pack) and the 35th Quartermaster Pack Company last staged the trek in 1955 and will again perform this rugged route observed by more than 100000 spectators.
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