Woman Conducts First Opera in 36 Years at Sadler Wells
Hazel Vivienne 33, chorusmaster for the company, led the Sadler Wells production of A Penny for a Song after conductor Bryan Balk Will fell ill with influenza. Her baton was raised six inches to view the orchestra. she had never conducted an opera before.
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London
UPI
Sadler Wells Opera House
Hazel Vivienne
Bryan Balkwill
Richard Rodney Bennett
John Whiting
Miss Vivienne
Pilot and five servicemen die in Lake Pontchartrain crash
A chartered twin engine Beechcraft carrying a pilot and five servicemen crashed into Lake Pontchartrain near New Orleans. Weather delays hindered wreckage recovery. Pilot William M. Reid of Mobile, Alabama, identified. servicemen’s identities withheld.
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New Orleans
Lake Pontchartrain
William M. Reid
South Conway Drive
Mobile
Ala
Federal Aviation Agency
New Orleans International
Mobile Air Center
No Tree Burnings Scheduled in Tucson
The Tucson Fire Department announces no Christmas tree burnings to reduce air pollution. Capt. Ellis Franklin says trees will be collected with regular garbage, pickup days Jan 3, 4, 5 and the week of Jan 8 with no extra charge.
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Tucson
Ellis Franklin
Fire Department
Franklin
Queen lifts hunting ban at Sandringham estate
Queen Elizabeth II ended a voluntary ban on hunting at the 20,000 acre Sandringham Palace estate to permit guests to hunt pheasant and partridge. The ban was first imposed to help stop the spread of hoof and mouth disease that led to the slaughter of more than 350,000 farm animals.
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London
UPI
Elizabeth
Sandringham Palace
Reg. Fees and Misc Amounts Noted
Reg. 16.95. Reg. 22.50. The legible figures indicate listed charges or dues in a partial record. No additional context or names are provided to identify the entity or event.
Tucson sees 5 percent rise in 1967 employment
Arizona State Employment Service reports Tucson average monthly employment reached 100900 in 1967, up five percent from 1966. Leo Myslicki notes a continued uptrend as government and service industries gain, with manufacturing, trade, mining, and construction also increasing in the coming year.
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Tucson
Arizona State Employment Service
Leo Myslicki
Myslicki
University of Arizona
Pilot lands plane on street in Reno visit
Federal aviation official protests as David Hines of Grass Valley California lands his single engine craft on a street near his brother’s home in Reno for a Christmas visit. Inspector Philip Abernathy blocks takeoff. Hines disassembles the plane loads it onto a truck and drives to a nearby airport to reassemble and fly home.
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Reno
Nev
UPI
Federal Aviation Agency
David Hines
Grass Valley
Calif
Philip Abernathy
Hines
Tucson Newspaper Rates Notice At North Stone Ave
Public notice on home delivery rates by Tucson paper lists outside Tucson price 4S¢ per week and mall rates 45c per issue or 1.95 for advance, with monthly and postage paid details. Address 308 North Stone Ave.
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North Stone Ave
Ucson
RAT Ae Bite
Tucson
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