Soprano Lotte Lehmann Busy Beyond Lamenting Voice Loss
Soprano Lotte Lehmann at 35 says she no longer sings and has lost her voice entirely yet keeps active. She paints and mosaics at her Santa Barbara villa, writes about her Strauss ties, coaches occasionally, and plans a move back to Vienna, staying linked to opera world and students.
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Doubt and Suspicion Mark Burma's West Relation
In Rangoon the Ne Win regime tightens control by banning foreign propaganda films and foreign language publications while nationalizing foreign interests. Diplomats say Burma seeks neutrality with a frontier China and wary of Western influence after years of independence. China maintains influence as Burma’s border relations and internal Communist suppression continue.
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