Stravinsky Dance Drama Noah and the Flood Review
AP TV writer notes mixed reaction to Igor Stravinsky and George Balanchine’s Noah and the Flood on CBS Reports. Production reportedly cost CBS about 200000 dollars but left critic bored and bewildered though last 20 minutes offer biographical insight. CBS plans four new summer programs, including Calendar special and August poetry and music segments.
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Asphalt and petroleum mulch boost garden yields via heat retention
University of Arizona researchers report asphalt strips and petroleum mulch improve seed germination and early growth for crops from corn to vegetables. Black asphalt warms the seed zone in cool weather while the film from petroleum resin mulch retains moisture and reduces evaporation, enabling earlier planting and potentially higher yields. Field tests by Esso researchers show yields rising 10 to 15 percent in various crops.
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Son of Former Colo. Gov. Dies
Verner A Shoup Jr. 62, son of Oliver H. Shoup Colorado governor from 1918 to 1922, died in Boulder Community Hospital. He lived in Wichita area, worked in air and land development, and most recently with Western Crude Market ers in Denver while residing in Boulder. Born April 27, 1900 in Colorado Springs, educated there and at Dartmouth College. Survived by widow Adelaide, three sons Merrill E Francis Verner Jr. all of Boulder, a daughter Aim Kamins of Denver, and brother Merrill E. Shoup, president of Holly Sugar Corp. Funeral arrangements pending with burial in Colorado Springs.
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Colorado News Briefs Demolition plans for Shirley-Savoy Hotel site
AP reports Denver officials say all buildings except the Savoy Hotel at 17th Street and Broadway will be razed this fall for a new autoran parking project. The Shirley Building, the Lincoln buildings, and the Shirley Annex are slated for demolition.
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Fire damages supply depot at U S base in France
A fire tore through a quartermaster building at an American base near China France causing an estimated 2 million dollars in uniforms shoes and other clothing to be destroyed Authorities attributed the blaze to an electrical short circuit
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