Playgrounds Observe Joseph Lee Day With Contests
City playgrounds celebrated Joseph Lee Day with art and sport contests. Winners across Waltersville Beechwood Glenwood Hall Maplewood Lafayette and other sites included Nancy Gatto Peter Santini Lucido Christina and many more in costumes drawing races and athletic events.
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Joseph Lee
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Playground Association
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Nancy Gatto
Jo Abn Capedicci
Daniel Merlo
Lorraine Charest
Gino Bossio
Yare Felay
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Christine
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Merl and Bone
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Lucido Christina
Henry Ovens
John Mestemski
Robert
Anthony Capodicci
James Merlo
Ate Gs
Beechwood Playground
Peter Gilbride
Alberta Sansiers
Sal Deamico
Earl Williams
Glenn Wilson
Gary Kadric
Frank Altman
John Duarte
Reggie Wilson
Joanne Barmran
Doris Gaskin
Marty Kaiser
Chery Wilson
Jane Ralansky
Phyllis Bansleii
Bharén Bernier
Vincent Fratarcangell
Kathy Roberts
Barble Contest
Fred Sherbo
Bill Mahan
Tom Forgette
LeVern Gaskin
Warrett Hraggil
Ronald Brogcotl
Joe Candila
Davi Leonard
Hall Playground
Rom Graze
Howard Herris
Jerome Baeble
Sorl Duamati
Susan Walker
Elizabeth Pullen
Paula Duzmat
Mike Giderick
Joe Hassell
Eddie Mayernick
Allan Vallitio
Howard Harris
Eddie Heffern
Maureen Brago
Cathy Mayo
Sarah Walker
Kay Hossolsky
Catherine Mayor
Eisabeth Maye
Darlene Mandrona
Maureen Mayor
Paul Durmel
Billy Zenko
Carol Chevalier
Gail Kilersland
Carol Pullen
Thomas Chopnik
Pauls Duzmail
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Sandra Walker
Iet
Busan Walker
Ray Kadlecik
Christine Chevalier
Celeste Chevalier
Jane’ Clark
Jimmy Collin
Allan Vallilio
Ruth Russel
Pauls Duzmati
Nancy
al Glenwood
Richard Barber
Daniel McMullen
Therese Blets
Jack Wallac
Richard
Michael Butturla
John Paglusio
Donna Marle
Facono
Terry Osipor
Nelson Johnson
Emily van Rees
Stephen Piscitelli
Nelson Anil
Thomas Johnson
Pauline Andorko
Sandra Rawlinson
Patricia Bayualk
Donald Houdila
Mrats Blephen
Piscitelli
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Donald Hovdilla
Nelson Jotnaon
Lafayette
Mariela Mini
Virginia McLauchlin
Patricia Giamnatasia
Kenneth Ratella
Joseph
Virginia Cale
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Pinch
Ann Goodwin
Robert Carereno
Michael Ferranti
Jack Gein
Eirla
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Linda Schauer
Rene Jackinen
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AU Maplewood
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Rowe Marie
Hanley Bailey
Billy Wheeler
Christine Lombardi
John Gramenty
Rob Kelly
Carol Katrest
John Smare
Bobby Geambagi
Rave Marie Kristen
Tom Ryans
William Brannigan
Annette Biolan
Marilyn Langinis
Denise Godbout
Sean Biolan
Jom Lyons
Cosaat
John Bobed
Ann Wilhorskh
al Sindra Playground
Larry Balanch
Monica Caco
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Ace
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Selman
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Edward Bush
Mark Balance
Peanut Hunt
Beagidé Playground
Raymond Caputo
Mary Allman
Bamamy Jimenez
Joseph Gall
Leonard Caputoy
Wille Davisi
George Jimenezi
Bernadete Vitrella
Went
Dorothy Brills
Norma Celia
Danny Breau
John Lala
Raphael Manganel
Ant Cuchar
Vivian Noel
Boye Joseph Gomez
eGrald Duhancik
Ann Guchar
Valarie Roslavsky
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John Peterson
Jaxe McAllister
Berald Dohanelh
Bob Clou
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Linda Gerrathy
Beverly Atcherson
Barry Altman
Yeddy Hehoti
Cordon Hijry
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Teddy Beholt
Thomas Hooker
Mary Hiltz
Cindy
Alert Macaha
Carol Gr
Carine
Lindal
Roosevel
Pamela
Thielan
Erle Christian
Marilyn Sayball
George Douglas
Mirla
Las Vegas Trend Shifts to Nude Showgirls
In Las Vegas Nevada July 30 AP reports showgirl fashion is shifting toward nudity with disrobed acts gaining favor. Barry Ashton El Rancho hotel stage director predicts most showgirls will be replaced by nudes as public taste changes. The Stardust and other venues already feature more topless routines, while Ashton notes half of his upcoming chorus will wear hats and shoes.
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Russia accuses U S plane of trespass into Soviet air space
Moscow says a U.S. military aircraft from the direction of Iran violated Soviet air space near the Caspian Sea, straying 15 miles inside before Soviet fighters forced it back. Protest notes were delivered to the U S and Iranian ambassadors.
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Pilot begins attempt for distance record flight
Capt Marion Boling of Palo Alto California launched at 6 08 am on Thursday on a solo Beech Bonanza to fly non stop to the United States aiming for Seattle 6682 miles away possibly extending to 8500 miles to Wichita Kansas. He hopes to break the 5272 mile non stop record set by Capt Bill Odom in 1949. Route from Okinawa Tokyo Shemya Cold Bay Alaska. Boling 43 on leave from United Airlines with favorable weather forecasts.
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Pabst Buys Blatz to Form Chicago Subsidiary
Pabst Brewing company announced it has acquired Blatz Brewing for about 14.5 million dollars. Harris Perlstein will stay chairman of Pabst, while James C. Windham becomes Blatz president as it operates as a separate subsidiary. Purchase funding includes cash and debentures plus 200,000 and 350,000 Pabst stock warrants.
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Weather State Forecasts by New England States
Connecticut shows mostly cloudy skies with a chance of scattered showers Thursday afternoon and evening. Friday mainly cloudy with more showers and humid conditions. Massachusetts expects increasing cloudiness with warm humid days and showers, especially west by afternoon. Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine show similar warm humid trends with showers and varying cloudiness through Friday. Winds along Long Island Sound shift to southeast around ten mph Thursday night.
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Actress Kim Stanley and Alfred Ryder marry in civil ceremony
Actress Kim Stanley and actor Alfred Ryder obtained a marriage license today in New York. The report notes a broader fact about global elevation, stating only a small portion of the population lives above 1,500 feet while major cities cluster in valleys below 600 feet above sea level.
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London
New Postage Rates Take Effect Friday
Postmaster Russell F. Neary warned that starting Friday new postage rates apply. First class letters four cents per ounce, air mail seven cents, postal cards five and three cents, Canada and Mexico at the same rates, other foreign letters eight cents first ounce plus five cents each additional ounce, post cards five cents. Domestic third class rises from two to three cents, other countries two to four cents. No extra street box collections on the last day of the old rates. Mail posted after today’s collections becomes subject to the new rates and any short paid amount is charged to the addressee.
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Boy on Bike Injured Plunge Into Pond
Middletown report states seven year old Paul Sanoski sustained injuries after riding a clown pattern bicycle and plunging into Starr Mill pond. He was removed to Hartford hospital.
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Gene Nelson to wed Marilyn Morgen in California home ceremony
Actor-dancer Gene Nelson and Marilyn Morgen secretary to producer Carl Tunberg will marry August 7 at a friend’s home in Sherman Oaks. Morgen is 26 and has never married. Nelson, 38, was previously married to dancer Miriam Frankel and has a son, Christopher. Also noted is that heavyweight champ Jess Willard was 37 when he lost to Jack Dempsey in 1919.
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NATO Talks Progress on Summit Deadlock in Paris
NATO allies Britain France and the United States neared a critical deadlock over Middle East summit plans. The NATO council met twice and called a further session to seek a compromise allowing a common response to Russia's summit proposal. The sticking point is France’s demand for a closed bigpower meeting.
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Goodbye to Ciro's Hollywood
Ciro's nightclub on Sunset Boulevard was auctioned for 296000 dollars to auctioneer Mannie Feigenbaum after debts reached about 300000. The buyer said the site could become apartments or business space. The sale followed a federal bankruptcy order. owner Herman Hover closed the club on December 31.
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Vera Fokina Dies. Ballet Pioneer in Queens
Vera Fokina 69 longtime dancer with the old Russian Imperial Ballet died Tuesday in Queens. Widow of Michael Fokina noted ballet figure. Survived by son Vitale Fokina. Funeral services Saturday at 11:30 a.m. in a Russian church on Madison Avenue and 121st Street. Campbell funeral home handling arrangements.
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Beachcomber sought to recover lost ring at Seaside park
City owned beach comber machine at Seaside park was asked by a woman to search for a valuable ring she lost on the beach. Mayor Tedesco said operators will monitor the sand as the device cleans debris and will return the ring if found, though the machine mainly removes glass and debris and has not yet paid for itself.
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Tedesco
National Guard to man Nike sites full time
Washington July 30 AP National Guardsmen will begin full time manning of Nike antiaircraft missile sites in September. The Army has not set a definite schedule for the change over from Regular Army to National Guard operation but has designated certain Guard units to eventually man Nike batteries in locations around Baltimore and Virginia Alexandria Newport News South Norfolk Boston area and in the Washington DC area with Connecticut and Rhode Island Nike defenses to be turned over later. No specific units have been named yet.
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Fireworks Factory Blast Kills 11 in Japan
An explosion at a fireworks factory in Fuchu Japan killed 11 people and injured two today emergency crews cordoned off the site and investigated the blast reported by AP witnesses spoke of a massive blast sending debris over surrounding areas officials warned of possible further hazards at the plant
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