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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1974

Page

9

Mister Rogers Shows Kids Ways to Care for Themselves

Pittsburgh based Mister Rogers talks to kids about growing up and handling health and safety. The public service spots, created for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Western Pennsylvania, cover eating right, teeth care, safe play, and getting shots. A booklet with drawings is available free from Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania in Pittsburgh for readers who cannot see the segments.

New York UPI Mister Rogers Fred Rogers National Pennsylvania Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania Blue Shield Blue Cross _ of Western Pennsylvania Pittsburgh

Book Reviews Too Proud to Fight by Patrick Devlin

Lord Devlin argues Britain and Germany tried to sway Wilson in the lead up to World War I. The study portrays Wilson as a pious scholar presiding at the White House and examines how the two powers sought to influence American minds over moral and legal grounds. Joan Hanauer (UPI)

Patrick Devlin Oxford United States Woodrow Wilson Germany Lord Devlin Britain Wilson White House

Biographies and music memories in new book notes

A brisk catalog of recent books and vintage music reissues. Brackman’s The Dream of Troy profiles Heinrich Schliemann as a flawed pioneer of modern archaeology, while Just Between Us Blacks by Carl T Rowan argues talent loss from missed opportunities. Badmen of the West by Robert Elman offers outlaw lore and vivid scenes, and Self Portrait with Donors by John Walker reflects on museum leadership and connoisseur networks. City Notebook by McCandlish Phillips surveys New York music and culture. Glimpses of Glenn Miller, W C Fields, and Bobby Goldsboro anchor the era’s nostalgia with notes on the recordings and broadcasts that shaped public memory.

Troy Arnold C. Brackman Mason and Lipscomb Heinrich Schliemann Brackman Schliemann New York UPI Glenn Miller Miller Glenn George T. Simon Tuxedo Junction Pennsylvania Chattanooga Jack and Jill Rodgers and Hart Dorothy Claire Harry James The Army W. C. Fields Columbia KC Fields Anne Shirley John Payne Skeets Gallagher

Pat Finley profile on The Bob Newhart Show star

UPI reports Pat Finley, the elfin sister on The Bob Newhart Show, lives in Los Angeles in what she calls the tiniest house. The three room hillside home near the Hollywood Bowl features two fireplaces and a balcony, amidst towering trees, and reflects her dual life as actress and Northwest businesswoman with Film Group Inc. and regional store spokeswoman. She travels to Seattle for real estate and distribution interests, prefers casual dress, cooks vegetarian dishes, and often performs in small clubs when not filming at CBS Studio Center with Newhart and fiancé-to-be Bill Daley.

Vernon Scott Hollywood UPI Pat Finley Bob Newhart Los Angeles Hollywood Bowl Pat Louise Emma North Carolina Washington New York Joan Rivers CBS Studio Center Newhart Bill Daley Pacific Northwest

Rock Dreams reviewed as a landmark rock art book

Rock Dreams by Guy Peellaert and Nik Cohn is praised for 116 original paintings that capture rock legends in vivid ultrarealism. The review notes Cohn's sharp wit, while critiquing omissions and British bias, and lauds Genesis as a premier theatrical progressive rock act.

Guy Peellaert Nik Cohn Cohn Peellaert Janis Joplin Stevie Wonder P.J. Probe Allman Brothers

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