Parkinsons Law and Other Essays Book Review
Book notes critique Parkinsons Law focusing on domestic life and social rituals with a sharp witty tone. Includes analysis of Hosts and Guests chapter and a broader take on modern manners and miscalculations.
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Miles A. Smith
Whitney clears up Homer misreadings in graphic art show
The Whitney Museum of American Art hosts The Graphic Art of Winslow Homer clarifying myths about his graphics from etchings to wood engravings and paintings. Lloyd Goodrich notes two main misunderstandings while detailing Homer’s lifelong work as a graphic artist. The Whitney exhibit runs through December 25 with other museums planning to display it into 1970.
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U N security chief faces real job challenge at UN
Lt Col Harold A. Trimble, new UN security chief, oversees an 18 man guard force protecting delegates and staff across 35 floors of offices. He has dealt with demonstrators, VIPs and a 1961 riot, and faced a major work stoppage on Oct 22 when over 100 guards called in sick. Trimble, Canadian, lives near UN headquarters with his wife. his daughter is married to a Canadian pilot and his son recently commissioned from military college.
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Tiny Tom Stratton Grows Tall, Stars in Era
A historical note recalls Charles Stratton known as Gen Tom Thumb who stood 25 inches in early teens and later reached 40 inches. It also records the Great Seal of the United States being adopted on June 20 1782 and designed by William Barton after debate.
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