Stamp events and auctions highlight 1965 philatelic calendar
Blue Ridge Numismatic Association hosts its 6th Convention August 5 8 in Charlotte with a 1536 lot sale including colonial and continental currency encased stamps fractional currency and Confederate coins. Britain reschedules major stamp issues July through November and Panama Canal Zone issues a 4 cent postal card August 12. A Duck Stamp booklet revision and German expulsion stamps are announced. The Confederate Stamp Alliance meets in Memphis September 3 5 with a Confederate material auction and related exhibits and river cruises.
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Blue Ridge Numismatic Association
Merchandise Mart
Charlotte
North Carolina
United States
Federal Brand Enterprises, Inc
Carnegie Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Canal Zone
Cristobal Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Philatelic Agency
Balboa Heights
Department of the Interior
Memphis
Tennessee
Confederate Stamp Alliance
Memphis Stamp Collectors Society
Confederate Postal Service of Memphis
Patterison ‘Transfer Co
Patterison
Peabody' J
Qid Man River
CB jamboree flops against thriving square dance rally
The piece contrasts a disappointing Citizens Band jamboree with the ongoing success of the national square dance convention, noting it draws larger crowds and profits. It credits Detroit 1961 for a landmark 18 000 dancer event and urges CB organizers to learn from the square dancers teamwork and long planning. The schedule for upcoming events in Brook Park and Berea is listed with club names and times.
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Citizens Band
Elyria
Square Dancers
Cbers
Detroit
Cobo Hall
Cobo Arena
Lorain college trims accounting to meet demand
Lorain County Community College has compressed its accounting track to two years, eliminating arts and peripheral subjects. The program aims to produce highly trained accountants for industry government and public practice. The curriculum covers essential accounting and related subjects with two second year options in managerial and professional accounting.
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Dickason
Lorain County Community College
LCCC
An Editor's Outlook on Royalty as National Eccentricity
The piece argues British royalty remains a middle ground between rake-hell and stuffiness. It credits Parliament with limiting royal power and questions the monarchy's moral impact on the Commonwealth. It notes republican envy and calls the monarchy a costly, fanciful national eccentricity.
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Toronto
United Kingdom
Philip
Napoleon
Santa Claus
House of Windsor
Battenberg
Saxe Coburg
Gotha
Parliament
House of Lords
Lichty cartoonist lampoons Communists in Is Party Line Com rade
George Lichty authors Is Party Line Com rade a Public Affairs Press collection of his Grin and Bear It cartoons poking fun at the Reds. The Chronicle-Telegram notes his Cartoon Panelist of the Year award and describes his satirical dispatches from a mild persona to sharp political caricature.
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Commonwealth
Ireland
South Africa
Pakistan
India
Britain
Malcolm Muggeridge
Virginia
Elizabeth
Carolinas
Charles I
George Lichty
Party Line
Public Affairs Press
Reds
Lichty
Bis
National Cartoonist Society
Commissar of Advertising
Kremlin
Khrushchev
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Janice Kerr
Red Bank
N. J
Asbury Park
Blue Ridge
Great Britain
Winston Churchill
Simon de Montfort
Salvation Army
Joseph Lister
United Nations
International Telecommunications Union
Fish and Wildlife Service
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
Germany
Nomeland
Deutsche Bundespost
Cologne
Tollytown
Squarin
By Jim Ketchum
Belles & Beaux
National Guard
Brook Park
Ralph Pavlik
Brookpark Squares
Brook Park Recreation Center
Dave Stevenson
Cilo
Frank Olic
Federation Meeting
Central Ymca
Prospect
Twilighters
Lechner School
Berea
P.m
the Harts
County College
John K. Dickason
Lorain Community College
Maryland
Nincompoop
Georgia
George 11
Edward VII
Alexandra
Edward VIII
Mrs. Simpson
T-M
WAR Gen. Fea. Corp
Leonard
Chronicle-Telegram
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