Philharmonic Opens Marble Hall at New York Lincoln Center
New York AP notes Jacqueline Kennedy attended the opening of Philharmonic Hall, a marble temple of the arts near Lincoln Center. Leonard Bernstein lauded the acoustics after a premiere by Aaron Copland and the Philharmonic, with Copland’s Connotations for Orchestra marking a 12 tone era debut. The event drew political and cultural elites, and Mrs Kennedy spoke briefly to John D. Rockefeller II.
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Rhodes Hits state Delay on Rt. 71
Ohio state auditor James A. Rhodes blasted the Democratic administration for promises to finish the Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland thruway, noting a mile was cut by fencing off a tile segment near Medina. He called the fence a symbol of poor highway progress and pledged to complete the project swiftly if elected governor to ease congestion and aid commerce.
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Two Fans Die In Midwest Plane Crash Near Tennessee
AP report from WAVERLY Tenn recalls two middle Tennessee men killed when their two seater plane failed to land after leaving a St Louis baseball game. Pilot Jack Daniel and James Crown Chandler, both of Lobelville, were among deceased. Officials cite engine trouble. other passengers dropped off earlier at Shefield, Alabama.
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Democrats Finalize State Platform At Ohio Convention
Ohio Democrats adopted a 5000 word platform amid debate on civil rights led by Richard D. Kennedy who opposed a plank. The platform supports redistricting to add a 24th U S district, and endorses Kennedy’s presidency while promising united effort. Also noted are public hearings and a near capacity vote by delegates.
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Clovernook Talk at Warren County History Meet
Mrs. Edward Manogue of Cincinnati will present a program on Clovernook Home and School for the Blind and Cary Cottage tonight at the September meeting of the Warren County Historical Society. She will describe current activities and the weaving shop program with material on display and sale at the Warren County Historical Society Museum. The meeting is at 8 p.m. at 105 S. Broadway St.
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Spirit of St Louis at Smithsonian in Washington
The Spirit of St Louis the airplane flown by Charles A Lindbergh across the Atlantic is housed at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington.
Celebrezze Honored At Cleveland Banquet For Brotherhood
President Kennedy saluted Anthony J. Celebrezze at a Cleveland banquet launching Brotherhood Week. Celebrezze, former mayor and HEW secretary, received the National Human Relations Award as crowds heard Kennedy via closed circuit. The program honored his public service and hinted at pending welfare aid discussions with state officials.
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Republic Steel Corp
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
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Duffy
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Ohio Northern University
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DiSalle says Rhodes invited to debates amid clash
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle challenges James A. Rhodes over debate invitations. Campaign director E. A. Stowell accuses Rhodes of rejecting nearly a dozen invitations while DiSalle offers pre election debates to present issues to voters. Rhodes says he will debate close to the November 6 election and stay with his plan.
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No Casualties In Japanese Tremor
A strong earthquake shook the Kanto plain near Tokyo and central Japan with buildings swaying in Tokyo. The epicenter was in central Chiba, about 36 miles underground, but no damage or casualties were reported.
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