Spring Summit Conference At Pilgrimage Theater
Hollywood AP reports a star-studded string summit at the Pilgrimage Theater with Jascha Heifetz Piatigorsky Primrose Pennario and others rehearsing for an intimate concert. Noise barriers and stage adjustments aim to optimize chamber music sound in the 1300 seat venue.
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Hollywood
Pilgrimage
String Summit Meeting
Jascha Heifeta
William Primrose
Leonard Pennario
Virginia Majowski
Arnold Belnick
Joseph Stepansky
Gabor Rejto
Israel Baker
Cahveniga Pass
Piatigorsky
Heifetz
Hollywood Bowl
Cabinet Group to Visit Japan for Economic Talks
Tokyo informed reporters that Secretary of State Dean Rusk and five other Kennedy cabinet members will visit Japan in November for talks on economic issues. The delegation will include Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon, Commerce Secretary Hodges, Agriculture Secretary Freeman, Interior Secretary Udall, and Labor Secretary Goldberg. They will meet Japanese counterparts to launch the U S Japan Economic Council created by President Kennedy and Prime Minister Ikeda.
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Tokyo
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Japan
Zentaro Kosaka
Newsmen Today
Kosaka
U.S
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Diilon
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
The
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Hayato Tkeda
Washington
Modern science hails Karaklad gold electroplating surge
For centuries alchemists chased a mythic metal turn to gold. Modern science offers Karaklad Heavy Gold Electroplating to add striking beauty and luxury to fashion accessories and high-style jewelry.
Miss Ellitch and the Halloween Witch Plan
Mrs Thompson confronts neighbors’ rumor about Miss Ellitch. Bobby apologizes for shouting at an old woman blamed as a witch. Ellitch reveals a Halloween rite with a broom and cat, hinting at plans to burn a barn with a menacing tone.
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Mrs. Thompson
Sher i Son
Miss Ellitch
Bobby Thompson
Bobby
Ellitch
Arkansas towns win federal grants for sewage plants
Grants approved by the Public Health Department apply to Waldrop and Strong in Arkansas. Waldrop will receive 15090 dollars toward a 60300 dollar sewage treatment plant, while Strong gets 3585 dollars toward a 6033 dollar plant.
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Washington
Public Health Department
Arkansas
Waldrop
Strong
Castro regime caps Cuban currency refunds after exchange
Cuban leader Fidel Castro announced a maximum 10 000 pesos refund for most citizens who swapped over the weekend. The aged and disabled may draw up to 20 000 pesos. excess cash was confiscated. Deposits before the exchange will be treated normally.
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Jose Maria Orlando
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cuba
Forest Fire Battle Across Idaho and Montana
In Clearwater and Nez Perce forests, crews faced six fires as bombers and helicopters aided by applying borates. Three firefighters were lightly injured, one died of a heart attack, and the Sleeping Child blaze on the Idaho-Montana line grew to about 14,000 acres with new fires ignited by lightning.
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Missoula
Mont
Clearwater Forest
Idaho
Montana
Forest Service
Horse Shoe Lake
Idaho-Montana
Arkansas lawmaker calls UA bond plan phony and risky
Rep J H Cottrell of Pulaski County labeled a $10 million bond proposal for the University of Arkansas phony as a $3 bill. He challenged using state funds, questioned 25 year maturities, and urged placement of higher education under an overall board of control before approving any money. Cottrell previously fought the omnibus expenditures law and led the campaign against a $60 state construction bond proposal.
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Little Rock
J. H. Cottrell
Pulaski County
University of Arkansas
Cottrell
Board
Crops Damaged at Blytheville in Weekend Storm
Blytheville Arkansas reports nearly 10,000 acres of crops damaged by a weekend storm. County agent Keith Bilbrey said 3,600 acres suffered heavy damage while 6,000 acres had 2 to 50 percent damage, predominantly cotton and soybeans.
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Blytheville
Ark
Keith Bilbrey
Little Rock District Engineer Change in Army Office
Col. John J. Dalrymple completed a year in Korea and became the Little Rock District U.S. Army Engineer. He succeeds Col. Arthur M. Jaco, reassigned to France.
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Little Rock
John Jc. Dalrymple
U.S. Army Enginer
Arthur M. Jacoby
France
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