Waller to Perform Solo at Shenandoah Valley Finale
Richard Waller principal clarinetist of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will be the soloist for the Festival Finale in Woodstock Massachusetts. The concert starts at 8 30 p m in the Massanutten Academy auditorium.
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Richard Waller
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Woodstock
Massanutten Academy
Jump The Season patterns and music highlight
The ad promotes a multi item sewing pattern collection including a dress jumper tunic and flared pants with blouse, listing Misses sizes and new half sizes, pricing and mailing details. It also notes a fall-winter pattern catalog and books. A separate passage previews Kalmon Bloch in Los Angeles, clarinetist and educator, and Dr Richard Lert conducting the festival orchestra in Orkney Springs Woodstock with Phillip Spurgeon as associate conductor.
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Richard Lert
Orkney Springs
Woodstock
Phillip Spurgeon
Brahms
Mozart
Jones
R. Strauss
Marines Helped Up Dike Near Saigon After River Battle
A worn-out marine is aided up the dike of the Vu Gia River, 15 miles southwest of Saigon, during pursuit of a North Vietnamese unit. U.S. spokesmen said attacks by Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces may peak before September 2, with 19 rocket and mortar strikes and eight ground engagements reported overnight by U S headquarters.
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Vu Gia River
Saigon
U.S
High Point
U. S
Dowell J Howard Vocational School Advisory Board Appointments
William E Fauver announced seven reappointments and eleven new members to the General Advisory Committee for the Dowell J Howard Vocational School. Reappointed are Robert Solenberger Robert Buckley Donald Neale Mrs Nina Burley Roy Bayliss Jr Albert Loring John Wiltshire. new appointees include Thomas Glass M E Royston Jr Wilbur Feltner John Rodman Robert Smalley Carl Napps Henry Adams Miss Mary Dix William Bowerman Hubert Stratton George Lurie. The panel will guide local trades and industrial education programs and the first meeting will organize and orient members.
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Dowell J. Howard Vocational School
Robert Solenberger
Robert Buckley
Donald H. Neale
Nina Burley
Roy W. Bayliss, Jr
Albert Loring
John Wiltshire
Thomas E. Glass
M.E. Royston, Jr
Wilbur Feltner
John Rodman
Robert W. Smalley
Carl S. Napps
Henry J. Adams
Mary F. Dix
William F. Bowermin
Hubert Stratton
George Lurie
Jetliner Hijacked To Cuba by Knife-Wielding Pair
A Northeast Airlines Boston to Miami jet was hijacked by two men, one armed with a pistol and the other with a knife, who forced the cockpit near Wilmington North Carolina and forced radio silence. The flight diverted to Cuba marking the year’s 39th hijack to the island and carrying about 2 075 people on unscheduled trips.
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Miami
Northeast Airlines
Cuba
Winllington
N.C
Cuba Cubal
Jacksonville
Fla
Federal
Gray B. Newman
Miller Makes Stop In City Campaign Tour Returns
Andrew P. Miller, Democratic attorney general candidate, pressed his campaign across Shenandoah Valley after Winchester. He sought support from July primary backers and proposed a Little Hoover Commission to study Virginia state agencies for efficiency and tax savings. Stops included Harrisonburg, Staunton, Waynesboro, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, and Martinsville.
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Andrew P. Miller
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Miller
Roanoke
General Assembly
Hoover Commission
Virginia
Joseph. White
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Waynesboro
Charlottesville
Lynchburg
Martinsville
Nixon to reveal Supreme Court nominee Monday amid Haynsworth opposition
President Nixon plans to announce his Supreme Court nominee on Monday amid debate over Clement Haynsworth Jr. as a potential pick. New York figures and civil rights groups criticize Haynsworth while others point to alternative judges. Javits warns of civil rights impact.
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Abe Fortas
New York
John V. Lindsay
Nixon
Haynsworth
Lindsay
Louis Brandeis
Felix Frankfurter
Benjamin Cardozo
Arthur Goldberg
Fortas
U.S. Supreme Court
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Lunar craters receive IAU names including Verne Darwin and Einstein
About 5 000 markings on the Moon have been named by the International Astronomical Union which approves all lunar nomenclature National Geographic notes craters bear names such as Jules Verne Copernicus Darwin Einstein Peary and Byrd.
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International Astronomical Union
National Geographic
Jules Verne
Copernicus
Darwin
Einstein
Peary
Byrd
Hair as a Wild Era Protest Musical Sparks Debate
The piece surveys Hair the 1968-69 phenomenon praising its liberation while labeling it controversial. Producers Michael Butler and Tom Smothers back the show in New York Los Angeles and London with Jennifer portraying Sheila in L A. The interview highlights the nudity debate censorship and the show’s aim to capture counterculture energy through protests and peace themes.
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Ius Theater
Los Angeles
Michael Butler
New York
London
Belgrade
Tom Smothers
Jennifer
Sheila
L.A
Edward Albee
Virginia Woolf
Central Park
Haight- Ashbury
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