Ella Fitzgerald Dominates Jazz Vocal Prestige in 60s Picks
This notice highlights Ella Fitzgerald as the premier female jazz voice citing Verve albums Sing the Harold Arlen Song Book Vols 1 and 2 and It’s Only a Paper Moon. It also notes selections from Bill Doggett arrangements and other artists like Al Hirt Judy Garland and Bobby Vee in weekly LP recommendations.
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New York
UPT
Ella Fitzgerald
J7z
Harold Arlen
Verve
Arlen
Ella
Fila
Judy Garland
Fitzgerald
Bill Doggett
Laughlin
al Hirt
Marty Paich Orch
RCA Victor
Jimmy
Haske
Capitol
Jack Halloran
Dot
Gay Purree
Robert Goulet
Red Buttons
Hermione Gingold
Warner Bros
Rusty Warren
Orbitt
Jubilee
Rusty
Far East
Mercury
Tak Shindo
Bobby Vee
Liberty
How Do You Stand Sir
Experience is our greatest teacher and rock on which progress rests. The Cuban missile crisis revealed Soviet resolve to rule and Khrushchev s gambit to test a theory. Kennedy s decisive action may have deterred escalation, keeping SAC and bases safe and preventing a shift in global power balance.
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Khrushchev
SAC
United States
Berlin
Local social visitors from Dallas to Childress and Hereford
Mrs. Tom Goff special correspondent reports visits by Chester Hunter and family from Dallas and Mrs. S W Hunter of Childress to the Hudson home. Guests at Oscar Glover’s include Wayne Lowry, Tanya of Sterling City, and Willard Williams of Childress. Charles Skinner and Luther Lesley of Hereford stayed with W C Skinner and family. Alfred Bailey of Grand Prairie visited Merrell Conn.
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Tom Goff
Chester Hunter
Dallas
S. W. Hunter
Childress
J. D. Hudson
Hunter
Oscar Glover
Wayne Lowry
Tanya
Sterling City
Willard Williams
Charles Skinner
Luther Lesley
Hereford
W. C. Skinney
Alfred Bailey
Grand Prairie
Merrell Conn
W. C. Skinner
Bill
Bonham
Virgil Gambol
Dumas
Gene Gampol
V. Gambol
Kennedy and Macmillan discuss Skybolt pullout plan
President Kennedy plans to fly to Palm Beach for Christmas with family as defense chiefs McNamara and Thorneycroft meet to weigh Skybolt, the jet bomber launched nuclear warhead concept. The U S has funded about 350 million dollars of Skybolt development at Eglin Air Force Base.
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Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Macmillan
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Peter Thorneycroft
Britain
Defense Chiefs
U.S
Eglin Air Force Base
Ancient cooling mats used for Indian palaces precede air conditioning
The article notes that fiber mats soaked with water called "Khuu khus tatties" cooled imperial palaces in India centuries before Willis Carrier's air conditioning. It also mentions a postage rise where business will contribute about £350 million of a $463 million increase after 5-cent stamps go on sale in January.
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India
Willis Carrier
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