Common Glory Season Planned 1973 Drama at William and Mary
Jamestown Corp approves 26th season of The Common Glory to be staged at Lake Matoaka Amphitheatre on the William and Mary campus from June 18 to August 25 with nightly performances except Sundays. Auditions for 75 cast members set for March 24. Del Lewis A. McMurran Jr. reports 1972 season drew 45,162 attendees over 60 performances. James R. Sullivan named to Colonial National Historical Park board.
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Rain Triggers Major Cairo Suburb Housing Collapse
Al Ahram reports an unusual one inch rainfall caused the collapse of about 2,000 houses in a Cairo suburb with no casualties listed.
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First successful long playing records demonstrated in 1948
The World Almanac recalls the June 21, 1948 public demonstration at the Waldorf Astoria, New York City, of 12 inch vinylite discs by Columbia Records in Bridgeport Connecticut. The records played at 33 1/3 rpm and were nonbreakable.
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Marion Father Wins Big Suit In Farmington Fire
William Salerno was awarded 81 500 by a Marion County circuit court jury over the 1968 Manchin Furniture Store fire that killed his wife Jane and son Michael. The suit argued the store violated fire code by lacking second and third floor fire escapes.
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Ex Apollo Commander Cernan Leads Astronaut Corps
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Eugene A Cernan former Apollo 17 commander is described as the corps cheerleader. The Navy captain and space veteran reflects on Apollo 10 and 11 flights and shares views on Earth seen from the moon.
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Geologist Schmitt to fly to moon on Apollo 17 mission
Apollo 17 will include geologist Harrison H. Schmitt as lunar module pilot becoming the first scientist astronaut to go into space. The Santa Rita, New Mexico native grew up in Silver City and previously led lunar field geological methods for the U S Geological Survey.
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