Rockettes Summer Replacements Take The Stage At Radio City
Ten young women ages 16 to 20 join Radio City Music Hall Rockettes as summer replacements. They perform four shows daily seven days a week with 11 hour days, and gain experience as they hope to join the permanent Rockettes. Notables include Carolyn Bahr and her sister Eileen, Kathy Christie, Alice Kazimov, Carolyn Newton, budgeted by high school and college students from New Jersey, Massachusetts, Ohio and beyond.
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New York
Radio City Music Hall
Rockettes
Carolyn Bahr
Pittsburgh
Carolyn
Pitts
Burgh
Holy Ghost Academy
Permanent Rockettes Company
Eileen
Rockette
Kathy Christie
Union
N.J
Alice Kazimov
Kearny
Kathy
Alice
Carolyn Newton
Wayne
Joan Sheary
Worcester
Mass
The
Nancy Conant
Jacksonville
Nancy
Holly Patecell
Flushing, N.Y
Donna Sarantakes
Boston
Paula Biglen
Scranton
Connie Jean Wilson
Columbus
Ohio
Price tag rule hits New York retailers
The Department of Markets issued an Aug 15 effective order requiring all retail goods to bear clear prices. Henry Trefflich, owner of a large pet shop, joins 100,000 stores facing the new regulation amid complaints of shopping without price markings.
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New York
Henry Trefflich
Department of Markets
Albert C. Pacetta
Cartier
Fifth Avenue
Ed Campbell Dies of Leukemia at 57
Ed L. Campbell longtime AP editor died of leukemia in Kansas City at age 57. A 40 year newspaperman, he worked from Little Rock to Atlanta and New York, served in London during World War II, and returned to Kansas City in 1949. His wife died last year. he is survived by two daughters and a son.
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Kansas City
Ed L. Campbell
Associated Press
Campbell
Little Rock
Ark
Atlanta
New York
London
Porpoises Try To Save Their Star Ginny At Fort Lauderdale Aquarium
Four porpoises at an aquarium struggle to aid Ginny a 30 year old star of the water show as she fights influenza. Trainer Bud Krohn says she improved with antibiotics but relapsed and cannot surface for air. The pod watches and nudges her to the surface when she lags.
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Porpoises
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Bud Krohn
Ginny
Krohn
Area Report On Fishing In Kansas Lakes And Reservoirs
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission reports variable fishing prospects amid recent heat. Moderation in temperatures could improve weekend fishing with good catches of channels, flatheads, bluegill and bass reported at several lakes and pits across Southeast Kansas and major counties.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Fall River
Toronto
Woodson County
Wilson County
Bourbon County
Neosho
Montgomery County
Neosho County
Crawford County
Kansas
Butler County
Cowley County
Goldwater Resting After Neck Surgery
Former Senator Barry Goldwater is resting comfortably in St. Joseph's Hospital Phoenix after neck surgery to relieve chronic back pains caused by vertebrae nerve pressure. A spokesman said he had some expected discomfort.
West German Camera Makers Produce 42 Million Units
Between 1948 and 1964 West German camera manufacturers collectively produced 42 million cameras. This output highlights the postwar boom in German engineering and consumer demand for photography gear across the period.
U S Track Team Favored For Russia Dual Meet
U S track and field forces are favored to defeat the Soviet Union in the annual dual meet in Kiev. The Russians show little publicity and will not televise the events in the Soviet Union, unlike the U S telecast planned by ABC. An AAU official cites fear of defeat and Viet Nam tensions as Russian suppression of the event.
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Kiev
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
ABC
AAU
Dneiper River
Western Amateur Golf Opens With Newton Fleckman Lead
Big Ten champion Bill Newton of Michigan and NCAA king Marty Fleckman of Houston lead the 63rd Western Amateur after 36 holes at Point O’ Woods in Benton Harbor Michigan. Newton shot 76 to sit at 146 with Fleckman at 147 as 16 low scorers move into two days of match play.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Bill Newton
Michigan
Marty Fleckman
Houston
Newton
Knoxville
Tenn
Fleckman
Business Administration
O’wood
Festival of Golf Starts in Scotland at Dalmahoy
Dalmahoy Scotland hosts rain delayed start of the rambling Dalmahoy Festival of Golf reduced from 72 to 54 holes. West Course used after 50 hours rain flooded the main course. Ray Floyd of St Andrews Illinois is the favorite in a 200 player field. 40 players to advance after today’s round.
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Dalmahoy
Scotland
Ray Floyd
St. Andrews
Ill
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Washington
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Arthur Goldberg
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Esperante of
Drexel
Koch Furniture
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