A Letter Home Lynne Travels To Yugoslavia
Lynne Sizemore recounts travel from Yugoslavia border tensions in Ljubljana to Vienna and Salzburg. She notes a wartime bunker turned aquarium, Braille gardens for the blind, and a playful archbishop with hidden fountains. The trip continues through Lucerne to Rhine cruises with pages left in Europe.
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Lynne Sizemore
Yugoslavia
Dr. Varia
Ljubljana
Vienna
Austria
National Museum of Art
Rubens
Rembrandt
van Dyck
Bruges
Salzburg
Baron von Trapp
Maria
Alps
von Trapp
Canals James Arrat Instrument Pith of the Matter
Puzzle snippet lists numbered items with clues and answers. It includes definitions for can als James arrat comb form instrument pith of the matter seaman bone Eskimo settlement in Greenland conclusion not ever contr. The fragment hints at a crossword style grid or dictionary-like quiz common to a historical page.
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Greenland
Broadway Gossip From The Ground Floor And Beyond
Walter Winchell notes a summer stock circuit with Hal Bishop and Liza Minnelli at The Ground Floor, Richard Chamberlain and Carrie Nye, Kaye Ballard at Forest Hills Inn, Sheila Cole with Victor Achison, Phyllis Tobert with Larry Joachim, and more. Coppish items include Cary Grant’s middle name, Vanessa Redgrave in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Sharon Tate’s film debut Vampire Killers, Kate Reid's Oscar buzz, and Manhattan murals at Greenwich Village bookshops. Celebrities, theaters, and city scenes fuse in a brisk showbiz collage.
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Hal Bishop
Liza Minelli
Richard Chamberlain
Carrie Nye
Kaye Ballard
George Thomas
Forest Hills Inn
Sheila Cole
Bill’s
Victor Achison
Phyllis Tobert
Larry Joachim
Gene Rayburn
Dghtr
Jayne Mansfield
Allen Lisenberg
John Phillip Sousa
Priscilla Gillon
Edward Foote Ulmann
James Arness
Sandra Giles
Charles V
Aaron Spelling
Carolyn Jones
Diane Hyland
Old Homestead
Joey Heatherton
Beau John Madara
Rome
Ronnie Dove
New York
S. Davis Jr
Betty Beaird
Lady Bird
Austin
Texas
Cary Grant
Alexander
Vanessa Redgrave
Fidel
Britain
Jean Brodie
H’wood Studios
Sharon Tate
H’wood
Five Films Added to High Point Public Library Collection
The North Carolina Adult Film Project adds sixteenthmillimeter titles available free to groups on two week loans. Titles include Rice a half hour documentary on global food supply, Simple Hand Puppets Their Construction and Creative Use, Story of the Hummingbird time lapse nest behavior, The Smallest Elephant in the World a child friendly piece, and Time of the Horn a jazz fusion with Jonathan Jones and Duke Ellington.
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North Carolina
High Point
Jonah Jones
Duke Ellington
Sixteen Vessels Dock In Cuba From Non Communist Nations
Exile group Revolutionary Unity reports sixteen ships visited Cuban ports in June. Of these, seven came from Great Britain, five from Greece, three from Cyprus, and one from Italy. The report highlights non Communist origins of the visiting vessels.
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Miami
Fla
Cuban
Revolutionary Unity
Great Britain
Greece
Cyprus
Italy
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Goodman Ace
Anthony & the Imperials
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Jim Hutton
Kate Reid
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Times Square
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Mr. Cohan
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Hillsville
Barney Pierce
Dunlop
Leon Walte, Jr
American Express
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