Fire Buffs Await Big One In New York City
New York hosts the 20th annual International Fire Buffs Associates convention drawing about 300 visitors from the U S and Canada. Buffs tour fire depots attend seminars on arson while awaiting what they call the big one, watching equipment and hydrant locations, and avoiding speeding to scenes.
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New York
NYT News Service
United States
Canada
International Fire Buffs Associates, Inc
al Burch
Detroit
Buffs
Guardia
Alfred E.smith
Ernest F. Gideon Freiherr von .Laudon
International Fire Buffs Associates
England
New York Hilton
David Pollack
Rockville Centre
L.I
Ava
Third Alarm Association
Program Launched To Detect Disease
The CDC launches a national training program for state health officials to detect sickle cell anemia and related hemoglobin abnormalities. Training begins July 18 with 36 representatives from 28 states, aiming to expand statewide screening and clinical identification of variants, thalassemia, and fetal hemoglobinemia.
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Atlanta, Ga
Center For Disease Control
National Center
Robert M. Schmidt
CDC
Schmidt
Connecticut
Brides and belles Austin plaza wedding services
Austin wedding shop offers complete services from gowns to full event planning at the city plaza location. The bridal retailer markets gowns, accessories, and coordinating services for ceremonies and receptions.
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Brides ‘N Belles
Austin Plaza
S.W
Expansion Set For Hanceville Trade School
A $400 Appalachian grant approved for George C. Wallace Trade School in Hanceville will fund expansion of buildings and programs. The ARC grant, plus state funds, adds 34 000 square feet and several new courses including tool and die making carpentry cabinet making masonry sewing and electronics training. Completion is expected in about two years with facilities added west and south of the current complex. Senators Sparkman Allen and Representative Bevill announced the grant.
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Washington
Hanceville
Appalachian Regional Commission
John Sparkman
Jim Allen
Tom Bevill
Charry Resigns From Cleveland Orchestra
Michael Charry, assistant conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra, resigns after an 11 year association begun in 1961 as chosen apprentice conductor by George Szell. Born in New York, he is 38 and will become musical director of Canton, Ohio, in a forthcoming post. Jorge Mester is named artistic advisor.
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Cleveland
George Szell
Canton, Ohio
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Cleveland Orchestra
Charry Was
New York
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