They Don't Dance Much book review in Enterprise
Robert Marks surveys James Ross novel They Don’t Dance Much as a Lost American Fiction title. The piece traces Jack McDonald’s memory of a fall through spring in Corinth North Carolina, detailing Smut Milligan’s roadside house and the town’s mood, with focus on character, setting, and societal pressures.
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Robert Marks
Enterprise
James Ross
Rich Anderson
Charles Fisher
Fisher
Lola
Lola Fisher
Jack McDonald
Smut Milligan
Greensboro Daily News
Southern Illinois University Press
Thomas Wolfe
John. O’hara
Country Club
Gibbsville
William Faulkner
Ross
Smut
Target De Gaulle: Read Slowly For Context And Insight
Pierre Demaret and Christian Plume recount Gen Charles de Gaulle’s life and the 30 assassination attempts tied to Algeria policy. The OAS plotted bombings and rifles, yet de Gaulle escaped each time, underscoring his persistence and the era’s turmoil. The narrative urges careful, slow reading to follow distinct plots.
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Target DE Gaulle
Pierre Demaret
Christian Plume
Dial
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Algeria
OAS
Secret Army Organization
Bee Gees Mark 20 Years With New Sounds On Tour
Stephen Ford profile of the Bee Gees celebrating two decades in music. The brothers describe touring life and their evolving album Main Course, blending Motown and rhythm blues influences. They critique modern pop’s gimmicks while praising live performance and new fan dynamics.
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Stephen Ford
New York
NEA
the Waldorf
The
Bee Gees
Gibb
Maurice
Robin
Barry
Manchester
England
Britain
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Motown
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British Isles
Television Log Summary for WRAL WSOC WSLS Stations
TV listings from WRAL Raleigh WGP High Point WSOC Charlotte WSLS Roanoke show channel numbers i1 12 18 36 with time slots and program IDs across three logs. Networks feature local news, sports, and entertainment blocks through morning to late evening hours.
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WRAL
Raleigh
WGP
High Point
WSOC
Charlotte
WSLS
Roanoke
Capsule View Of Today's Evening TV Schedule
A dense listings page presents tonight's network programs from 6 p.m. onward across NBC and regional channels. It enumerates shows such as Sixty Minutes People and What's My Line, with further entries including Wild Kingdom Candid Camera and Kojak, ending near 1:00 a.m. with The Story.
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NBC News
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Serum Leftovers and Blood Antibodies
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Army Representative Contact Line
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