Andre Previn Humble Human at Cornell Festival
The Cornell Music Festival featured Andre Previn conducting with warmth and humor. He paused to acknowledge a whistle and delivered a breezy Brahms Fourth Symphony with lush strings and precise, expressive passages that delighted the packed audience and highlighted his human artistry.
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Andre Previn
Cornell
Houston
Symphony
Elan
Liv
Conde
John Barbiralli
Wagner
Tahe
Cornell Music Festi
Andre, Previn
North Western
Previtt
Previn
Teman
Cornell Music
Peter Grimes
Benjamin Detttan
Pruce
Nimbus 3 Weather Satellite Rockets Into Orbit From California
Nimbus 3, the first U.S. satellite for three dimensional weather observation, launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base to a polar orbit. Weighing 1269 pounds, it carries seven experiments to extend forecasts up to two weeks worldwide. The craft includes two plutonium reactors, ocean buoys, balloons, aircraft, elk in Yellowstone, and cameras to image cloud cover day and night.
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Vandenberg Air Base
Calif
U.S
Nimbus 3
Weather Eye
Nattional Aeronautics and Space Ss Administration
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Earth
Pacific
Talks on Peaceful Nuclear Explosions Opened in Vienna
VIENNA AP The United States and the Soviet Union opened talks on peaceful nuclear explosions and peaceful uses of atomic energy to illustrate how such devices might serve civil needs. Delegations seek clearer technical understanding and possible applications while avoiding immediate agreements.
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Vienna
Crea
Soviet Union
Fey of Eratera
Fanels Fe Provikes
Cennie Arct
Kederov
Gerald
Ile
Uyorae
Nigeria
Biafra Relief
Jeagues
U.N. Children’s Fund
Olj
U.S
Unicef
Funds for UNICEF Boosted Seven Million Dollars
A United Nations report notes UNICEF received seven million dollars in boosted funding. The item references global aid efforts and campaign contributions amid ongoing relief work by international organizations.
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Unicef
Nuclear hire service offer discussed at conference
A proposal to provide a nuclear hire service was mentioned, possibly through the IAEA. Officials stress strict controls since peaceful and military nuclear devices are essentially the same. No offer reported from the Soviet Union, and leaders expect no statements before conference ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Atomic Energy Agency
Soviet Union
U.S
Second Crash Proves Fatal in Ala Highway Collision
In Phenix City two drivers, Francis Patterson 63 and Sammy Brown Jr 98, collided head on on the same highway where their first crash occurred 15 months earlier. Patterson died six hours after the wreck, Brown survived. both men reportedly did not know each other. A separate item notes a dormitory dedication at Sheppard Air Base for astronaut Edward H. White II.
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Phenix City
Ala
Francis Patterson
Seale
Sammy Brown, Jr
Wichita Falls, Texas
Sheppard Air Base
Edward H. White II
Burglars Take Jewelry From Monreney Home in Oklahoma City
Burglars pried a window at former Senator Mike Monroney and wife’s home and stole jewels valued at 32 850 dollars and a mink jacket. Neighbor Marcella M. du Font found six jewel pieces valued at 4 450 dollars in her yard Sunday morning. The Monroneys were in Oklahoma City for a funeral.
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Washington
Sen. A
Mike'' Monreney
D-Okta
Marcella M. du Font
Monroney
Oklahoma City
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Cal Dd Police
United Nations
Ottawa
Daniel
New York Times
Lion
Ong
Monreneys
Rad
Merchants
Delivery, Inc
Cedar Rapids, Owa
6Th Ave
Global Yan Lines
1St Ave
Zenith
Bentham
Shop Peoples
Ana Ancy
Second Ave
Iowatowa City Branch
East Washington
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