Levenson Reflects on Life Four Careers and Family
Sam Levenson, humorist and author of In One Era and Out the Other, discusses changes he has seen from poverty to affluence. He lauds the younger generation's honesty and world patriotism while defending family life as the core of humane existence.
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New Shoreham Grand Circle Cruise Photo Notes
A travelogue recounts a 26 day voyage around the Atlantic coastline aboard the Warren Rhode Island based New Shoreham built by Blount Marine. The author details film choices and exposure tips for color and black and white slides, recommending generous film allotments and slight underexposure for richer color while noting gear like wide angle and zoom lenses aids on limited space.
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NBC announcer Banfield sings on Love Story promo
Kristen Banfield, NBC's What's On Tonight announcer, performs an upbeat Love Story theme for a 60 second TV spot and begins a RCA Records contract after executives are impressed by the soundtrack. NBC prepared a 10 minute feature on NBC News operations and 25 000 records were printed for radio play. Harold Henson leads Ohio State in scoring with 20 touchdowns last season and could challenge NCAA and Army records with 40 more in two years. A systemic fungicide Benamyl shows promise against elm disease in mature trees.
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Kemper Military Academy to admit girls this fall
Kemper Military Academy in Boonville Missouri will admit girls for the first time since the Civil War with a limited coed enrollment of 30 this fall. The school opened in 1844 and expects about 1,000 boys, noting girls were accepted during the Civil War when male enrollment declined.
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