Gene Krupa shines in a final drum night at Your Father's Mustache
Gene Krupa, aging yet defiant, returns for two sets at Your Father's Mustache in 1972. He battles health and memory while delivering a lasting drum solo that confirms his pivotal role in postwar jazz. Eddie Condon joins briefly, and a Newport tribute underscores Krupa's enduring influence as leukemia shadows his career.
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Gene Grupa
Gene Get
Eddie Conton
Gene
Louis Armstrong
New York
Dream Clinic Explores Symbolic Sex Dreams and Lilting Symbols
Ellen a college freshman discusses nightly terrors on a tropical beach dream journey. Dr Crane explains dreams mask desires and use male symbols, noting South Seas scenes and exotic locations as common brain language.
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Ellen
Dr. Crane
Pacific
U.S.A
Hair myths and travel health cautions from medical conference
Physicians at a conference sponsored by the American Medical Association debunk hair myths noting hair is not alive and cannot be nourished. advice urges washing per dirt, keep hair short if oily, and cautions travelers to avoid over counter meds containing iodo chlor hydroxysquin, per Dr. G F Oakley Jr of the CDC in Atlanta.
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G.F. Oakley, Jr
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Blue Cross
State of
Indiana
Blue Shield
Jazz Drummer Gene Krupa Dies at 64 in Yonkers
Gene Krupa, famed jazz drummer known as the king of drums, died at his Yonkers home at age 64 after recent leukemia treatment. He rose from a 1920s Chicago start to fame with Benny Goodman, formed his own band, and endured a prison term for marijuana possession.
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Yonkers
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Ers Hospital
Yonkers General Hospital
Sal Mineo
Chicago
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Long Island
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Goodman, Co
Rugs
You Pound
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Glenn’ Miller Krupa
Red Nichols
Saratoga
Goodman
Eddy Wilson
Electric Organ Tries To Outdo Salvation Army
In Brixham Devon a Salvation Army band outside George Shepherd's pub on a Sunday brought peace to an end as an electric organ blasted songs. Mrs Shepherd complained of the Sabbath serenade and the Salvation Army retreated. The seaside town aims to restore Sunday quiet after the incident.
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London
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Shepherd’s
Brixham
Devon
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