Waste in Viet Nam construction tied to surpluses
Washington AP report says about 100 million dollars of U S construction equipment lies unused in Vietnam. Senator Gruening's subcommittee plans hearings on surplus property, with GAO noting waste and management shortfalls. Lippman urges transferring unneeded materials to AID for Vietnam programs.
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Corry Museum Mead Park Hosts Grand Caligraph Opening
The Corry Museum at Mead Park plans a grand opening on Sunday July 2 featuring a historic Caligraph typewriter once called a hand printer. The exhibit showcases typography devices with a Harper's Magazine Advertiser 1885 image, highlighting labor saving claims and early printing history.
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Mead Park
Typewriter Once Built Here in Invention of Office Gear
A historical note traces Cor Ty as an early contributor to the nation’s essential office tool, the typewriter, highlighting its ground floor role in developing a device that transformed writing and record keeping. The fragment hints at broader coverage of early innovators and the device’s rise in American workplaces.
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Educational TV To Be On Air In August
The new educational television station Channel 54 is scheduled to go on air August 6, 1967, per general manager Robert J. Chitester. In-school programming is selected and building work near Erie progresses with steel for the antenna shipped and tape recorders and equipment received. Programs can be viewed on local stations WICU Channel 12 Saturdays 1 p.m., WSEE Channel 35 Sundays 1 p.m., and WJET Channel 48 Saturdays 9 a.m.
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Route 19
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WJET
Student Prince to Be Exhumed for Broadway Revival
New Broadway production planned for next year follows a successful West Coast engagement sponsored by the Los Angeles and San Francisco Civic Light Opera associations. Original 1924 New York revival noted, with prior 1924 run referenced and details abbreviated.
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West Coast
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San Francisco
Civic Light Opera
Mead Park Set to Close At Night The Meadow Park directors approve nightly entrances closure from 11 pm to 6 am and discuss park rules, spring cleanup, hedge planting, and ongoing construction projects.
At the regular meeting in the Municipal Building, Grounds Committee Chairman Charles Hiles presented plans to close park entrances overnight. Reports credited S Walter Sweet for stocking the pond and donations from Nelson Thompson and Roy Sorenson. The panel noted rule abuse of the 12 year age limit but praised most fishermen and discussed enforcement with the area fish warden. Spring cleanup is moving ahead with Memorial Day prep. Clifford Long and crew expect much work to be done before opening. President Joseph Sarnicki outlined hedge planting along the west edge of the main lot. Norman Edinger updated on the amphitheater bandstand, built by the Veterans Council, on schedule with volunteers. A special crew will help paint stone, while regular workers work on the roof. Hiles also announced the backstop at the north entrance will be raised tomorrow morning.
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Joseph Sarnicki
John Tucci
Norman Edinger
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Spartansburg announces community cleanup and events
Local notice lists a no cost curbside cleanup May 27 by Superior Refuse Service, alumni banquet June 17 with Chauncey Bly as speaker, cemetery association meeting tonight, Spartette Talent Show at 7:30 pm with dance 9 to 11, and a bridal shower for Joyce Fuller with guests from multiple towns. Historic concert in Cremona features three priceless violins for Monteverdi centennial.
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Spartansburg
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Andrews Air Force Base
Washington, D.C
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Slahr
Joyce Fuller
Spartansburg Fire Hall
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Cindy Fuller
Carol Shaw
Patsy Nichols
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Corry
Cermona
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Cremona
Claudio Monteverdi
Cohen Auto Supply at 15 Franklin St offers auto parts
Local catalog entry notes Cohen Auto Supply at 15 Franklin Street with automotive parts tools and equipment and the phone number 668-5206 for inquiries and purchases.
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Franklin St
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