Drama at Wilmot Inn Theater Nightly August Readings
A reader's theater presents Dylan Thomas Under Milk Wood at the Wilmot Inn Outdoor Dinner Theater each Friday Saturday and Sunday through August. Directed by Alphonse Lapalategui the cast features Carol Harreson Katie Sloan Manny Valentine Terry Vaughan and Michael Brody portraying over 60 voices. Performances begin at 9 p.m. Reservations are by calling Wilmot Inn. Dates run August 16 17 18 24 25 30 31 and September.
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Dylan Thomas
Wilmot Inn
Alphonse Apalategui
Caarol Harreson
Katie Sloan
Maney Valentine
Terry Vaughan
Michael Brody
Fidel Plans More Farm Takeovers in Cuba
Prime Minister Fidel Castro outlined a plan to nationalize large farms still held by bourgeois landowners. He predicted 70 percent of farm land would become government property over 25 to 30 years, with small farmers retaining some plots. He said increased production is the goal and admitted past mistakes in policy.
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Mayana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
National Association of Small Farmers
Hypocrisy Alleged Over Hampstead Tobacco Shares Sale
London records show Labour councillor Philip Phillips accusing Hampstead Town Council of hypocrisy for maintaining an anti smoking campaign while benefiting from selling cigarettes. He urged the council to sell its tobacco shares or end the anti smoking effort.
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London
Labor
Philip Phillips
Hampstead
Phillips
Mutual funds quotations from National Association of Security Dealers
Quotations show bid and asked prices for securities as supplied by the National Association of Security Dealers. The data reflects prices at which securities could have been sold or bought.
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New York
Aasn
Man Uses Tongue To Dial For Help At Station Robbery
In Goleta California a service station manager Kay Redpenning was robbed of 400 dollars and tied up. He used his tongue to dial a telephone operator who called the sheriff's deputies.
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Goleta
Calif
UPI
Kay Redpenning
Redpenning
Investor questions mutual fund withdrawals and fund growth
A reader recounts a client who invested $30,000 in Capital Life Insurance Growth Stock Fund in 1960 and $21,106 in 1961, then drew $19,340 in monthly checks by 1963. The reply notes the client received only $159.64 in dividends, with most withdrawals come from selling shares, and warns about risks if the fund fell during withdrawals.
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Capital Life Insurance Shares & Growth Stock Fund
Capital Life Insurance & Growth Stock Fund
Big Enrollment Rise Planned in Arizona Schools This Year
Arizona school officials project about 42 000 more students in public and parochial schools colleges and universities totaling over 460 000. State colleges and universities expect 40 000 plus enrollment with major gains at ASU 15 500 and UA 17 000.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona State University
Arizona State College
University of Arizona
Phoenix College
Grand Canyon College
Eastern Arizona Junior College
Western College
Yuma
Tucson
Dogs banned as innkeeper adds two lion cubs to menagerie
In Birmingham England UPI reports dog owners barred from the Nag s Head Inn after proprietor John Blay buys two lion cubs as pets. The unexpected addition to the inn s menagerie leads to immediate prohibition on canine visitors.
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Birmingham
England
UPI
Nag’s Head Inn
John Blay
Tax bill could spur jobs and training demand
In Washington and other cities, retraining programs for unskilled workers grow while debates on a new tax bill focus on stimulating production and distribution. The piece argues that higher employment and growth demand, not education alone, will reduce unemployment and improve the balance of payments.
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J. A. Livingston
United States
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
West Germany
France
Italy
Greece
U.S
Belt buckle blamed as lightning kills Tucson boy
An 11-year-old Tucson cotton field worker, George Cuestas, died after a lightning strike while fleeing a sudden storm. The belt buckle he wore appeared to attract the bolt, and his 15-year-old brother John survived. Rosary and mass planned. survivors include parents Mariana and unspecified Cuestas relatives.
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Tupac
George Cuestas
11Th Ave
Santa Cruz
Abe Trujillo
Young Cuestas
John
Clark Ranch
Tubac
Trujillo
George
Tucson Mortuary Chapel
St. John’s Church
Arivaca
Mariana Cuestas
Isabelle Durbin
Helen Buelna
Martha Valdez
Vitoria Dominguez
Virginia
Susie Cuestas
Felix
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