Alligator causes CAB fare dispute in Denver pit
In Denver a stray alligator escaped a reptile show prompting a Civil Aeronautics Board examiner to review Frontier Airlines fare proposals. The examiner set 20 days for Frontier to revise and apply new minimum round trips, with specific city pairs and prices under CAB review. Petitions for review must be filed within 25 days to become final.
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Behrens Leaves 24500 For Evans Cemetery Upkeep
Henry Behrens who supported Evans Cemetery during life died May 11 1961 and left 24500 to fund its operation. The money will be placed in two separate funds at Evans with earnings only usable for maintenance per his instructions. First National Bank acted as trustee and transferred the funds in an informal ceremony Tuesday.
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Hollywood Highlights previews fall films and stars
AP reports upcoming movies including The Unsinkable Molly Brown with Debbie Reynolds and The World of Henry Orient, starring Peter Sellers. Debuts of Harve Presnell and Merrie Spaeth hint at strong performances, while director George Rayes balances humor and tenderness in Orient.
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Population projections show rise to 1985 figures
Official projections say the United States population will grow from 9 million to between 1248 and 374 million by 1985. The largest age group will be 5 to 14, about one fifth of the total in 1935, followed by ages 25 to 34 at around 15 percent.
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Parks Sees Record 164 Million Visitors This Summer
National parks expect over 164 million visitors this summer, a surge that surpasses previous totals. Officials highlight pale blue skies and elevated park access as factors driving the increase.
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Manufacturers Expect Sales Rise On Tax Cut Boost
In a Commerce Department survey of 1,300 large manufacturers, firms report rising optimism about sales through September, aided by anticipated tax cuts. Brokers eye new factory sales as investment houses shift focus toward securities-linked growth. Travel agents and recreation sectors note improved demand amid confident outlook.
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