Oak Society Members Pay Dues in Acorns
Louisiana hosts a living oak society founded in 1934 with members across states. Dues are 25 acorns yearly, trees must be at least 100 years old and girth 17 feet, with a human chairman and an attorney for each member. The live oaks’ history spans Indigenous, colonial, and Civil War eras, and moss aids growth by trapping nutrients.
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Washington
South
Louisiana
Brother
National Geographic Society
John Smith
America
Walt Whitman
John Muir
Georgia
Society of Live Oaks
The
Seven Sisters
Society
Solo Violin and Piano Dominate the Concerto Tradition
By Wilbur G. Landrey New York UPI notes the concerto remains vital since 17th century Italy with solo instrument virtuosic shows. While violin and piano lead, other instruments appear in literature both original and transcribed. Maurice Andre and John Wilbraham offer top trumpet performances in a new two record RCA release featuring Haydn, Vivaldi, Hummel, Torelli, Albioni, and Telemann.
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Wilbur G. Landrey
New York
UPI
Italy
Maurice Andre
John Wilbrahan
RCA
France
Andre
Haydn
Vivaldi
Hummel
Torelli
Albioni
Telemann
Johann
Tutti Camarata
Harry James
Barry Tuckwell
Leopold Mozart Wolfgang
Fleetwood Mac Returns With Heroes Are Hard to Find
Fleetwood Mac releases Heroes are Hard to Find on Reprise, signaling the return of the real band after a disputed management period. The album opens with a strong track presence, showing the group’s signature powerful, refined rock and a fresh, confident sound.
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Fleetwood Mac
Real
Mac
Andy Kim
Capitol
Neil Diamond
Diamond
Kim
Steppenwolf
Rosemary Murphy Seeks Foster Parenting Change
TV profile notes Rosemary Murphy, star of Lucas Tanner, has never married and aims to adopt a child under new laws allowing single foster parents. Daughter of a diplomat, she lives alone in Beverly Glen Canyon, decorates a six room hideaway with simple furniture, keeps fine antiques in New York, and commuted 20 round trips in a single year to Hollywood for roles.
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Vernon Scott Hollywood
UPI
Rosemary Murphy
Lucas Tanner
Rosemary
Beverly Glen Canyon
New York City
China
California
Hollywood
York
Rosemary, Hollywood’s Unmarried Actress Adapts to Canyon Life
Rosemary, an unmarried actress over 30 in Hollywood, balances a busy career with a craving for city life. She dates multiple escorts, enjoys marina weekend trips, and entertains with French dishes while pursuing TV work and language lessons. Fluent in Italian French and German, she writes fiction and a novel, loves the Knicks, and dreams of adoption over marriage.
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Hollywood
Rosemary
Corky
Dachsand
Europe
New York Knickerbockers
New
Houston Mass Murders and Other Tough Crime Readings
A roundup reviews several true crime and literary titles. Houston mass murders described as revealing urban lawlessness, the book by Jack Olsen and other works by Angela Davis, Taylor Caldwell, John Brooks, Ned Rorem, and Marlys Millhiser are summarized with attention to themes of racism, society, and decline.
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Jack Olsen
Simon and Schuster
Houston
Olsen
England
Dean Corll
John Hafauer
UPI
Angela Davis
Random House
Alabama
University of Southern California
George Jackson
Soleda Brothers
Taylor Caldwell
Doubleday
Aspasia
Pericles
Athens
John Brooks
Brook
Madison Avenue
Harvard Business School
Brooks
Ned Rorem
Holt, Rinehart & Winston
Paris
New York
Rorem
At the Movies Manchester Offers Classic, New Reissues
Manchester theaters showcase Fellini's The Clowns in Italian at Manchester Cinema and release What's Up Doc with Barbra Streisand and Ryan O'Neal, a popular Disney-free comedy. Twin Cinemas repeats Animal Crackers with Lillian Roth, plus a G rating reissue. Cinema II stacks The Demons and Together Girls, both rated R. For times, call Harte 442-8500 Cinemas 442-8179 Manchester 362-1229.
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Twin Cinemas Cinema I
Lillian Roth
Harte
Cinemas
Manchester
Television Highlights for Tonight
ABC presents a 90 minute version of The Mark of Zorro with Frank Langella Richard Montalban and Gilbert Roland. NBC screens Strange Homecoming featuring Robert Culp as a burglar turned killer visiting relatives after 18 years. CBS Late Movie repeats The Dirty Dozen with Lee Marvin and Jim Brown.
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ABC
California
Frank Langella
Richard Montalban
Gilbert Roland
NBC
Robert Culp
CBS Late Movie
Lee Marvin
Jim Brown
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By Bruce Meyer
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Paradise
Warners
Austin
Texas
San Francisco
Dough Sahm
Sir Douglas
Doug
Tepeman
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Weber
Forster
Mozart
Angel
Andreas Blau
James Galway
Fritz Helmisharp
Herbert von Karajan
Berlin Philharmonic
Isaac Stern
Pinchas Zukerman
English Chamber Orchestra
Daniel Barenboim
Columbia
Manhattan
David Hartman
Bennington
Main Street
Bennington, Vt
Main St
Nella Waits
Marlys Millhiser
Putnam’s
Iowa
Fellini
the Clowns
Iy Bros
National Foundation
Charlie Poole
the Elks
Maurice Rancourt
East Arlington
Bradford House
CN AU
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