Lynchburg Opens 600000 Fine Arts Center with Sept. 23
Lynchburg announces the opening of a $600,000 Fine Arts Center on September 23 featuring a festival week of theater art and music. The center seats 550 and houses studios classrooms rehearsal rooms and meeting spaces for organizations including the Woman's Club poetry workshop and the Poetry Society of Virginia.
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Lynchburg
Rudolph Friml
Commonwealth of Virginia
Woman’s Club
Poetry Society of Virginia
Church Street
Little Theater
Civic Music Club
Art Center
Randolph - Macon Woman
Elephants Good Luck Patch Pattern 7210 Catalog Offer
An ad by Alice Banekes and Alice Brooks promotes Needlecraft Catalog 1962 items including single and youth patch designs. Details list pattern 7210 with charts directions yardages and mail order pricing. Include request for name address zone pattern number and value. Also notes 200 designs and 2 free patterns with a 25 cent request.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Economy Stalls Between Growth and Uncertainty
The economy shows modest gains year over year and month to month but fails to meet planners' higher targets. Businessmen remain uneasy about growth, government policy, and profit margins as June payrolls and production rise, while manufacturing dips and tax incentives loom in Congress.
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Ford
Congress
Pravda prints doctored Khrushchev interview text
Pravda ran the edited Khrushchev interview with visiting American editors on its front pages. The red banner headline featured Khrushchev and the editors in the Kremlin. Editors say changes and deletions were made to the transcript handed on Monday. Foreign Ministry press officials privately criticized Western coverage of the edits.
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Moscow
Pravda
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Foreign Ministry
Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
Word study notes distinguish perspicacity from perspicuity and note mispronunciations of empiricist. The lesson defines renitent as resisting pressure and refractory, urging readers to master one new word daily.
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W. L. Gordon
Plow Horses in Pasture in Amish Rural Ohio
In Wayne Stark counties near Canton Ohio the Amish, about 1000 families, still reject motorized farming. Horses are rare for plows as some farmers hire others with tractors. Owning a tractor is religious. finding good work horses is harder and more costly, with prices up to 900 dollars for a pair.
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Canton
Ohio
Wayne-Stark County
Hearing on C and O Request Moves To Covington
In Covington AP report the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway faces protests over plans to discontinue westbound Train 547 and eastbound Train 6 linking Washington and Huntington West Virginia. C O officials cite annual savings of about 1 million dollars while local business leaders warn of adverse effects. chambers of commerce urge improved promotion and station upgrades.
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Covington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Huntington
W.va
Washington
ICC
John Bradford
Ware and
Staunton
Samuel Y. Austin Jr
Waynesboro
Staunton-area
Richard Oberschain
Staunton-Augusta
Soviet Bar To Lunar Talk At VPI Conference
A Soviet scientist, Dr. Boris Levin, is dropped from Virginia Tech lunar exploration talks after the Soviet Academy of Science rejects the invitation. Dr. Jack Green will replace Levin for the Aug. 13 17 conference sponsored by VT NSF Langley and NASA.
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State Department
Soviet Union
Levin
Jack Green
North American Aviation
Missile Division
Downey
Calif
Virginia Tech
National Science Foundation
Langley Field Research Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Hair from Wainwright mount on display in Kansas museum
A riding whip crafted from hair tail of Gen Jonathan Wainwright’s favorite horse is shown at the Kansas State Museum. The whip dated to the 1930s at Fort Riley, made by Army sergeant Alonzo Teasley, who led the Cavalry School hounds, and includes a Teasley photo with Wainwright.
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Topica
Kan
Jonathan Wainright
Kansas State Museum
Wainright
Fort Riley
Junction City
Kaw
Alonzo Teasley
Teasley
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Parental Pressure and Boundaries
Readers share conflicts over controlling parents and inappropriate behavior at work. Abby counsels addressing fairness with parents, navigating unwanted advances, and stresses pursuing safer work options. Guidance includes timing and tone for sensitive refusals.
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Virginia
Associated Press
LIB
Wiley Daily Advance
Helen Pesci Wood
Robert C. Wood Jr
Center
Wood
Colonial Williamsburg
Governor's Palace
Grass Roots Opera Co
Lynchburg College
David Garmey
E. Gordon Huff
John Duncan
Thom Fagerstein
Evelue
Little Tor
V Museum of Fine Arts
Rind
Alice Banekes
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
SAFEW
C&o
Russia
VPI
Abby
Abigail van Buren
Shelly
Beverly Hills
Picasso
Degas
DA Vinci
Utrillo
Chagat
Braque
SM66
Montemarie la Galette
Sur la Butte
van Gogh
Betanzas
Heyward
Curtis
Cascade Bridge
Kroger
Renoir
Habbena — Village Avenue
Brodbury
Picasso — White Clown
Sallman — Head of Christ
the Cliff
Paresian
Gainsborough
Lawrence
Pinkie
Eee Tee
Leggett’s
Winchester
LULU
Voy
WULC
Traveloan
HFC
Paymts
Isis
Household Finance Sehold
FINA
Loudoun Street
J.C. Penny
Mohawk
Gwie
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