Britain’s Queen Elizabeth to Be Shown On TV at Buckingham Palace
London AP reports a television tour inside Buckingham Palace aims to reveal the queen as a public figure and mother while balancing royal duties with a modern role. The feature traces her influence, family life, and the monarchy’s place in British democracy amid ongoing debate.
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Leading Playwrights Face Trials in Past Year on Broadway
The year 1966 saw 65 new Broadway shows after a January subway strike. Major hits included Man of La Mancha and Marat-Sade while Mame and others drew praise. Critics clashed with producers like David Merrick as box office wobbled for Inge Bellow Atterbury Williams noted.
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Diplomats return to school for broader curriculum
A growing number of American diplomats are going back to school at the Foreign Service Institute in Washington across the Potomac River in Rosslyn Virginia. The institute has expanded enrollment to include many from other federal agencies and now boasts a 12 story building with 98 classrooms, 24 000 language tapes, a 25 000 volume library and daily shuttle to the State Department. The program aims to elevate career study to strengthen U.S. foreign policy amid budget growth from 2.5 million to nearly 8 million.
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