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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1967

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2

Valentine Gifts Sent To Retarded Children

NEW YORK AP Seaford Harbor Elementary School pupils from kindergarten to sixth grade spent over a month making toys for mentally retarded children at the Association for the Help of Retarded Children Center in Brookville Long Island The project We Love You Too aims to teach kindness and understanding and will culminate with 35 students and adults delivering gifts and a lollypop tree to the Brookville center in the next two weeks The PTA funded the project from sales and events.

New York Seaford Harbor Seaford Association For the Help of Retarded Children Center Brookville Long Island Sea Ford Harbor Parent-Teachers’ Association Florence Cangeleri PTA God

Baltimore Becomes Two-Theatre Town

Baltimore emerges as a two theater city with Center Stage and the Morris A. Mechanic Theater expanding arts and commercial ventures. The Mechanic Theater, a $41 million private fund project, opened with Hello Dolly and seats 1,700, while Center Stage runs 320 seats and features Shakespeare and classics. Subscriptions are surging at both venues, signaling a new era of public support and cross-genre cultural competition.

Baltimore Dolly Gallagher Levi Titus Andronicus Center Stage Morris A. Mechanic Theater Charles Center Mechanic Theater Guild Peter W. Culman New York Lincoln Center

Nederlanders Build Theatrical Empire At Mechanic Theatre

The 28 year old Culman and artistic director Douglas Seale push beyond a 380000 operating budget to expand the Mechanic Theater. The Nederlander family of Detroit leads the project and rapidly builds a theater empire with venues in New York Chicago and Detroit and plans for Atlanta Phoenix San Francisco Dallas and Houston.

Culman Douglas Seale Look Beyind Mechanic Theater Nederlander Detroit New York Palace Miller's Chicago Studebaker McVickers Fisher Atlanta Phoenix San Francisco Dallas Houston

Car Sales Lag In Early February Report

U S manufactured automobile sales fell 20.6 percent in the first 10 days of February from 1966. Weather disruptions, snowstorms and very cold temperatures were cited by makers as contributing factors. General Motors sold 85 530 passenger cars, Ford 50 441, Chrysler 30 274, American Motors 4 545 compared with prior figures.

Detroit General Motors Ford Chrysler American Motors

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