Register & Vote stamp debuts June 27 in Washington DC
The gold eagle weather vane design for the 6 cent Register and Vote stamp will be issued in Washington on June 27. Postmaster General Watson highlighted voter participation, noting the 1960 election margin of under 113000 votes. A 469,909 first day cancellations figure accompanied the HemisFair stamp debut. Volume I and II stamp catalogs are slated for August and October releases with price trends expected to rise, while Christmas Island fish stamps are valued at $2.28 face. James Reisz will discuss Hungary stamps at the Black River Club meeting in Elyria.
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U.S
Giori
W. Marvin Watson
San Antonio
Texas
Scotts
United States
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Central
South America
Colonies
Christmas Island
Indian Ocean
Philatelic Bureau
Bourke St
Melbourne
Victoria
Australia
James Reisz
Black River Stamp Club
Hungary
Elyria Sayings and Trust
Abbe Road
Cleveland Street
The Needle Things rally for Washington aid and fear War on Poverty backlash
The passage mocks poor people marching to Washington and arguing government aid creates wealth disparity. It claims the War on Poverty is failing and that the poor are beginning to resist. It contrasts poverty with rich relatives and notes a growing confrontation.
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Washington
Lick
Debutante Night Guides New Dancers in Society Square
Jeanne Stevenson profiles debutante night guidance as experienced dancers welcome newcomers. The piece stresses calm, supportive instruction and proper caller-led explanations, plus a schedule of open dances at Berea Fairgrounds and local venues for the week.
Pillar of Hercules stalagmite towers in Cudjo's Cave
In Cumberland Gap Tennessee Cudjo's Cave houses the Pillar of Hercules a 65 foot tall stalagmite 35 feet around and considered the world s fourth largest with an estimated age of 85 million years old.
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Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Cudjo's
New London Alumni Banquet Set for June 15
The 76th Annual New London High School Alumni meeting and banquet is at 6 30 p m June 15 in the high school auditorium. Guest speaker Charles Thomas class of 1943 led Baldwin Wallace alumni efforts and later became director of development for the Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts. Toastmaster Kenneth Laborie also class of 43 will speak. Classes honored include 1918 1943 1958. Dancing by Eddie Gribbon Quintette follows. Reservations due June 11 with hosts for 1938 and 1943 classes. Open to the public.
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New London
New London High School
Charles Thomas
Thomas
Baldwin-Wallace College
Crossman
Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts
Minneapolis
Minn
Kenneth Laborie
Eddie Gribbon
Ashland
Royce Jennings
Rt. 250
Margaret Smith
High Street
Helen Jean Robertson
Booster Club
Greenwich
Homecoming for Julie Rodriguez Ends Medical Odyssey
In Pueblo Colorado Julie Cherie Rodriguez 2 is sent home from the University of Colorado Medical Center after a liver transplant. Her father John Rodriguez and mother Louise express joy and gratitude as Julie begins weekly Denver follow ups and reunites with family.
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Pueblo
Colo
Julie Cherie Rodriguez
John C. Rodriguez
Julie
Louise
University of Colorado Medical Center
Denver
JuJy
Missile launchers pursue degrees during long shifts underground
About 150 officers and men at Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne Wyoming spend 24 hour shifts 50 feet underground waiting for orders while earning college degrees through the Air Force Institute of Technology program. University of Wyoming professors teach on base and courses focus on general engineering electrical engineering mathematics and industrial management.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Warren Air Force Base
Cate
Air Force Institute of Technology
Air Force
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Warren Afb
San Diego State
California
University of Oklahoma
Eric Hoffer on Negro progress and community power
The essay argues discontent rises when improvement nears an ideal state and urges building a strong, self sustaining Negro community. It stresses reintegration of the Negro middle class with the masses and practical institutions like a hospital and model schools as the path to pride and genuine progress.
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Russia
Europe
Stalin
America
Suburban Calendar of Alumni Banquets and Local Meetings
Suburban calendar lists events for today and Monday including Alumni Banquets at Spencer High School and Birmingham Elementary, Club 18 at Mrs Lipps home, Florence Township Fire Dept meeting, Campers and Trustees at Town Hall in Columbia, Keystone Band Parents at Lagrange, Rotary at New London, Grassroots action at city hall, Village Council and Trustees meetings in Kipton Camden and Henrietta, Welcome Wagon installation and Community Fair at Crystal Springs Beach Club.
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Frank Lipps
Florence Township Fire Dept
Harrish’s
Crystal Springs Beach Club
Early Houses of New England Plans by Norman Baker
Elizabeth Taylor notes Elyria Public Library adds Norman B. Bakers Early Houses of New England a collection of plans and sketches showing over 50 vintage Colonial era homes modernized with wings kitchens and garages while preserving period character.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Elyria Public Library
New England
Norman B. Baker
Baker
New York
America
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