French Organist Andre Marchal To Perform In City
Blind French organist Andre Marchal will give a concert at the Church of the Ascension at 8 p.m. The program ends with an improvised piece based on a surprise theme. Robert Eschenaur will study with Marchal in Paris for six months starting in November. Marchal, guest in the United States, is organist at Saint Eustace in Paris. The Holtkamp organ, installed recently, will be used. The concert is free with a donation requested.
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Red Flag Patrols Guard McKinley Junior High
Police urge drivers to watch for red flags on Verity Parkway near McKinley Junior High during school hours 8 to 9 am and 3 to 3 30 pm. Patrols with long poles stop traffic gaps, safeguarding students. Lt James Combs notes no cars at the entrance during these times and reports success.
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Adventurers Seek Gold in British Guiana Jungle
Adventurers hunt for gold and diamonds in British Guiana jungle. They report a waterfall four times higher than Niagara, encounter vampire bats, jaguars, venomous bushmasters and fer-de-lance as dangers along the expedition path.
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Economists fret over fallout psychology in outlook
An AP survey notes a wary business mood as economists in Chicago and Washington observe households hoarding cash amid international tensions. Hodges foresees a steeper Q4 GNP rise to about 540 billion, while the auto sector shows mixed signals and labor disputes loom at Chrysler. Steel and machinery data offer cautious optimism for late 1961 recovery.
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Economic indicators show modest October uptick amid deficits
The yearlong base period climbs to 128.3 percent with October likely higher, yet the rise is minor. Governors from 10 Eastern and Midwestern states heard railroads cite a $122 million deficit across 33 lines, warning nationalization unless core issues are resolved. A 3-5 percent appliance sales rise is forecast next year, with lumber demand firming. construction cost indices softened, and overall activity down four percent. Federal deficit concerns grow as Kennedy orders tighter spending. Weekly stock volume and bond sales edged higher, while a tip for reviving an old garden bonnet recommends shellac on cleaned straw.
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