Fire Laddie's Gala and Shipboard Showboat Highlights
A bustling social note from Boulder City recounts the Four Alarm Final firemen’s dance at the Convention Center with James Grigsby as president, Horac ’fullinax’ handling sound, and decor by Jerry Snide and Billy O’Hara. Also featured is the Showboat at the Broadway West with Sunny Cunningham seeking an agent, cast members Gina Genardi Bev and Jack Palmer, Barry O’Hara, and George Jesse’s troupe delivering a full evening of songs and dances under Ocean from Los Angeles to Las Vegas.
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Braniff Seeks Installment Plan for First-Time Flyers
Braniff International Airways asked the Civil Aeronautics Board to approve a special plan allowing first time flyers to pay $1 down and $1 a week on fares up to $2. The program targets anyone who has not flown commercially in the last 10 years.
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Yugo Official Visits Iraq
Yugoslav Vice President Edward Kardelj arrives in Baghdad for a three day official visit after arriving from Bombay India.
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Stock Exchange Plans Move to Battery Park Site
The New York Stock Exchange will relocate from Wall Street to Water Street in lower Manhattan. It plans to purchase a 240000 square foot site in the Battery Park Renewal Area, about a quarter mile south of the current location. Approval from several agencies is required.
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Colder Than Hell Report From Paradise and Hell
A UPI summary reports Paradise in Norway recording extremely low temperatures near Bergen and Hell in Trondheim. Paradise measured record cold levels while Hell recorded about five degrees, illustrating a sharp regional chill.
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Comedian by Accident Blackie Hunt Shines in Sahara Theater
Blackie Hunt, red headed zany and accordionist, leads The Characters in a versatile act at the Sahara Hotel. He credits his wife Mickey for shaping his expressive face and notes how his long musical training and a late-stage leap into comedy shaped a sleeper act praised for subtle wit.
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Sunday Radio Log Blast of Hourly News and Programs
Radio schedule fragment lists hourly newscasts weather sports and shows on 1220 AM. Mentions Jolly John Ed Millar Lutheran Hour and CBS News segments with various times and program cues.
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Three Ply Prima Donna Miss Moffo Shatters Opera Myths
New York reports soprano An na Moffo rising toward a three ply prima donna status at the Metropolitan Opera. She first embodies Melisande in Pelleas and Melisande, then stuns by delivering a breakthrough performance in a role long plagued by unsuitable sopranos.
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Construction Boom Seen To Continue In 1963
The Associated General Contractors forecast a record 84.5 billion dollars in construction for 1963, up from 1962’s 81.8 billion. Residential building and public works gains, plus supportive tax and depreciation changes, underlie the optimistic outlook despite possible national emergencies.
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