Newcomer Casts Key Role in Bark Mill Play
Leon Steinberg, newcomer to Winchester Little Theater, plays Donald Gresham in The Moon is Blue opening Monday at the Bark Mill. He recently moved from New York City after study at Theater Studio and the American Academy of Dramatic Art. Tickets available from local sorority members or Shenval Music and O Connell Air Conditioning for late week performances.
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Leon Steinberg
Donald Gresham
Bark Mill
Winchester Little Theater
Berryville
New York City
Theater Studio
American Academy of Dramatic Art
Beta Sigma Phi
M. H. Moore
M. S. Headley
Elmer Nixon
Shenval Music
O'Connell
Lodge proposes UN program to curb tension worldwide
DETROIT AP Henry Cabot Lodge urges a fully funded United Nations program to prevent international tension and address economic and social shortcomings in underdeveloped nations. He ties the plan to past global initiatives and Eisenhower era food aid as a counter to Communist pressure during his Wayne County swing. Pittsburgh won 11 of its first 16 games against the Braves in the 1960 season.
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Detroit
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
U. S
Wayne County
United States
U. N
Eisenhower
World Organization
Pittsburgh
Braves
New Yorkers Get Foretaste Of Winter
A sweeping winter storm struck New York State with heavy snow and gusty winds. Up to 1% feet fell in the hills south of Utica, seven inches near Auburn, and five inches in Syracuse region areas causing power outages and school closures. One death reported.
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Albany, N. Y
Utica
Auburn
Syracuse
Marcellus
Manlius
Watertown
Skaneateles
Whiteface Mountain
Adirondacks
Westvale
Newsday Editor Endorses Kennedy for President
Alicia Patterson Newsday editor and publisher backs John F Kennedy for president in a signed editorial while her husband Harry F Guggenheim Newsday president and co owner endorses Richard M Nixon in a separate column. The paper identifies as independent and has previously backed Eisenhower in 1952 Stevenson in 1956.
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Garden City
N.Y
Alicia Patterson
Newsday
John F .Kennedy
Harry F. Guggenheim
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D Eisenhower
Adla E. Stevenson
Miss Patterson
Kennedy
Guggenheim
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Camera-Carrying Rockets Track Tornadoes Next Spring
A consortium of 29 scientists from five government agencies meets in Kansas City to plan a tornado study using camera carrying rockets. The project, led by C. F. Van Thullenar, will launch rockets from Ft. Sill to photograph storm clouds from 175000 feet, with Oklahoma City as its headquarters.
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Kansas City
Harry Wexler
U. S. Weather Bureau
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ft. Sill
C. F. van Thullenar
Across The Board Puzzle Clues Mixed From Greek To City
A list of crossword style clues ranging from Greek letter to city names and descriptors. Entries include Greek letter and English writer hints, with miscellaneous definitions like hurry or scatter, dress, warp yarn, or indefinite article. The puzzle spans terms such as bluegrass and excavation related terms.
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India
Gran
Central
Puzzle clue roundup from a vintage page
A compiled set of crossword like clues from a newspaper page includes entries such as African lope and de Triomphe related hints. It features numbered prompts like ORD 22 and 85 for Yesterday's Answer with multiple wordplay cues.
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Newcomer
New York
Illinois
Gresham
Patty O’neill
Empire State Building
City
Stockholm
Guido
Ord
Newberrys
Newberry
Hallowe'en Costumes
Walt Disney
Orlon
Orson Hugger
AD Sync Asanv
Trick
RAYON
Cozy
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