Mario Maya Dancers At Handley Next Tuesday
Flamenco great Mario Maya and his troupe bring gypsy dance to Handley Auditorium Winchester next Tuesday at 8 15 p m. The Winchester Intercommunity Concert Association sponsors the show with attendance limited to members.
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Mario Maya
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Cordoba
Winchester Intercommunity Concert Association
Handley Auditorium
Flamenco
Embroidered Peacock Pattern and Needlecraft Catalog Ad
An advertising snippet from the Winchester Evening Star lists embroidery and needlecraft patterns. It promotes Pattern 7424 peacock design and related kits, books, and pricing, with mail order details for Alice Brooks and the Needlecraft Dept.
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Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
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Needlecraft
T Day’s Living
Postal Rate Boost Due In January
Congress nears final action on bills to raise federal employee and military pay while increasing postal rates. Senate approval moves the plan toward three-stage increases with first class letters 5 to 6 cents, air mail 8 to 10 cents, and pay boosts of 6 percent for postal workers and 4.5 percent for other federal staff retroactive to October 1.
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Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Freedom Flights mark Cuban refugee exodus entering third year
Miami observes Cuban-American Day as the Freedom Flights enter their third year. Since starting, the program has carried 90 000 Cuban refugees to the United States with 50 000 more cleared and awaiting their turn. Two daily flights arrive from Varadero to Miami, processes at Freedom Gate, and distribution to new homes nationwide. Local officials praise the effort while officials note the long term potential of continued airlifts.
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Freedom Gate
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John
Good Report Cards Spur Free Records in Chicago Neighborhood
In a South Side Chicago district, Max Tannenbaum runs a program giving free records to students with top report cards. He started after a 15 year old’s sharp A and F mix prompted him to offer $5 in records for all E’s, then posted signs in 18 apartment buildings inviting the eight best cards. The plan has drawn kids and supportive parents into his shop as study efforts rise.
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South Side
Mr. T
Max Tannenbaum
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