Mississippi Old Capitol to become a museum on Capitol Street
The 118 year old Old Capitol in Jackson will be restored and converted into a museum, occupying the first floor for exhibits on Indian archaeology Civil War and transportation with a dynamic monthly rotation. The third floor will store files and research materials for exhibits and program growth.
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Mississippi Old Capitol to Become Museum After Restoration
Miss Capers has state approval to convert the Old Capitol into a museum restoring the House and Senate chambers the rotunda and governor’s office as nearly original as possible. Modern seating will be installed in the House chamber for lectures while bidding opens Sept 1 and projects move forward as the Legislature authorized the restoration.
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Khrushchev bids for billion-dollar trade with U S
In Moscow Khrushchev’s offer for a billion-dollar Soviet U S trade deal is seen as evidence he aims to raise living standards at home or as a coup in his drive for peaceful coexistence. He says large credits from the United States are essential, but Westerners doubt Congressional approval.
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Khrushchev’s trade offer seen as US rivals in race for credits
The main US debate centers on credits that would aid underdeveloped nations, a field where the Soviet Union competes with the United States. Khrushchev’s proposal could spur West European movement to engage Russia in business, Pravda and Izvestia praising the push. Texas refiners produced about 29 percent of the nation’s gasoline in 1956.
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Aquatic Institute Planned by Twin Cities YMCA
Sam Rubin Jr announces a YMCA aquatic institute in Swayze Natatorium starting June 10 at 3:00 p.m. Roy L. Aston and Charles A. Wood Sr will direct the course for youths 15 and older to earn senior life saving leader examiner aquatic instructor or aquatic director certifications. The three week program runs Tue-Fri 3 to 5 with no registration fee.
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Y.M.C.A. Mysical Education Committee
Twin Cities
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Swayze Natatorium
Roy L. Aston
Charles A. Wood, Sr
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Roy Aston
Breard Street
Guide lands Sebago Lake record brown trout
James Heath, a guide, caught the largest brown trout taken at Sebago Lake. The 172 pound fish struck a Mooselock Wobbler spoon on a lead core line from Jordan's Bay after an hour's battle.
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