Jazz Promoters Lose Children in Newport Family Tragedy
New York writer HAL BOYLE reports that Louis and Elaine Lorillard of Newport face heartbreak as their two children Pierre eight and Didi eleven resist jazz influence. The Lorillards, famed for promoting Newport jazz since 1954, balance tragedy with their ongoing cultural mission and a festival drawing sixty thousand visitors and an international youth band.
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Red Cross
First Aid Instruction Planned for Brodhead
A Red Cross standard first aid course will be held in Brodhead starting at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Brodhead police station. Instructor will be Arlie Roderick of Juda. Enrolled are members of an auxiliary police group and representatives of the sheriff's department.
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Mike Wallace Alters Style On New ABC TV Series
Mike Wallace presents a more idea oriented Sunday program on ABC TV sponsored by the Fund for the Republic. He interviews Reinhold Niebuhr Cyrus Eaton William O. Douglas and Aldous Huxley with a focus on institutions and society. Wallace aims for less personal shock and more thoughtful dialogue while noting past labeling as a provocative figure.
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Markets Report Chicago Hogs Cattle Grains Prices
Summary of Chicago markets covering hogs with weights 190 to 330 pounds, cattle with steers heifers and bulls, and produce prices. Reports include butter eggs grain corn oats soybeans and byproducts with price ranges and receipts. Includes wholesale buying prices and grade breakdowns for multiple livestock categories.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Want ads serve you well when you want to buy or sell
Classified columns remind readers how to use want ads for buying and selling goods and services. The message highlights practical tips for locating bargains and connecting buyers with sellers.
Home Gardeners Spend Over 800 Million on Seeds and Plants
U.S. home gardeners spend more than 800 million dollars each year on seeds and potted plants. The figure reflects large consumer demand and ongoing interest in home horticulture across the country.
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U.S
Rural Schools News From Monticello
The Silver rural school closed Friday and a family picnic dinner was held Sunday at the Evansville park.
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Monticello
Evansville
Nikolai Shvernik Named Hero of Socialist Labor on 70th Birthday
Nikolai M. Shvernik, former president of the Soviet Union, was named a hero of Socialist labor on his 70th birthday for his services to the Communist party and the Soviet people. In China all literary works must be censored before printing.
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China
Rome Not Built In A Day Medical Advice Card
A health note urges patience with illness and stresses that only a physician can diagnose and treat disease. It emphasizes trusting the doctor, following instructions, and taking prescribed medicine exactly, noting cures may take time but proper diagnosis and care are essential.
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