Silver Spurs to Perform in Charleston at Municipal Auditorium
The Silver Spurs group from Spokane Washington, a 200 member high school troupe, will perform June 19 at Charleston Municipal Auditorium. Robert Kresge, Charleston Park and Recreation superintendent, calls the show a necessary service and a wholesome family event. Circle 8 Club members act as unofficial co sponsors and Spurs members will host fans and sell tickets at the commission office and local music stores. The troupe last appeared in Charleston two years ago.
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Spokane
Wash
Municipal Auditorium
Charleston Park and Recreation Commission
Silver Spurs
Robert Kresge
Kresge
Ech
Circle 8
Commission
Spurs
The
Galperin
Londeree Music
Charleston
ANPA Opens Mechanical Talks in Chicago
The American Newspaper Publishers Assn begins a Chicago conference on mechanical developments and research in the industry. James S. Copley of Copley Press will address the group, with talks expected on color inks and more efficient production.
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Chicago
INS
Assn
James S. Copley
Copley Press, Inc
San Diego
Calif
Union and Tribune
Oes Pi Reargent
Wildersight
Aviation Gas Tax May Pay For Control Plan
Commerce Undersecretary Louis Rothschild said the administration will propose a higher aviation gasoline tax to fund a billion-dollar modernization of the air traffic control system. The plan, likely to raise fares for users, aims to install electronically controlled ground systems by 1962 to prevent air collisions.
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Washington
INS
Commerce
Louis Rothschild
Congress
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Rothschild
Civil Aeronautics Board
Rothchild
CAA
Long Sailing Voyage Ends in New York Returns Planned
American scientist Earl Reynolds, 46, of Yellow Springs Ohio, completed a 36 000 mile voyage from Japan aboard the 50 foot ketch Phoenix with his wife and two children. He tied up at Staten Island and said the trip was for good times, not adventure, despite expert warnings. The group expects to sail back to Japan after a voyage that began in 1954.
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Japan
Earl
Reynolds
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Staten Island
Phoenix
Coast Guard
Honolulu
Antioch College
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission
Tahiti
Philipines
Indonesia
Panama Canal
Barbara
Ted
Jessica
Ara
University of Hiroshima Vege Agi
Eo Trip — Suemitsu
Miichi Mikami
Moto Fushima
Norwalk
Conn
Heavy Rains Hit Southeast and Midwest
Heavy rains pelt stormy Southeast and Midwest on Saturday. A tropical disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico south of Mobile caused two days of rain totals near 4 inches, with Cresa City Florida recording 4.28 inches overall. Funnel clouds were seen in Missouri as two inches fell in Farmington. The rain stretched from the Central Plain to the Mid Atlantic, with showers along the Texas coast.
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Midwest
Gulf of Mexico
Mobile
Cresa
City
Fla
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Farmington
Puan
Mid-Atlantic States
Texas
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