World Almanac notes beauty of the cello explained
The World Almanac asserts musical instruments are objects of beauty beyond their sounds. It highlights the cello, describing its four catgut strings stretched along a carved wooden body and the horsehair bow that produces its tone, noting the instrument’s form surpasses its parts.
Army Burden of Dependents In Europe Faces Rising Costs
A Newspaper Enterprise Association report examines the strain of 60,000 military families in Europe on the U.S. Army. It details housing, schools, bases, and dependent maintenance, noting millions in monthly transport costs and the paradox of morale needs versus budget pressures. The piece highlights comments from a colonel and M Sgt Gilbert about family inclusion and wartime implications.
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NEA
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Gubert
Sgt. Gubert
Europe
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West Germany
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Kidney Danger Signals Warning of Functional Kidney Disorders
Warning about kidney disorders mentions waking at night pain and abnormal urination. Advises a short treatment with Bukets for four days to regulate urination and ease back aches. Credits Gibson Rexall Drug as the source location for the remedy.
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Students Enrolled by Force at San Francisco State
California officials confirm a group of 38 to 40 students forced their way into the San Francisco State College administration office under threat of violence to obtain admission. Chancellor Glenn Dumke noted that some students enrolled under duress and that the situation at the college was unsettled as of December.
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San Francisco State College
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Ronald Reagan
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Dumke
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Pete
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Bridge mixup halts Interstate 79 link in Cols area
In Pittsburgh area, a misaligned 600s foot bridge planned for Interstate 79 across a valley caused work stoppage. Engineers detected the error while building piers, leading to redesign of ramps and roadways. Officials blame a mathematical mismatch between bridge plans and rock-cut site.
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Cols
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Suharto Returns to Work After Flu Illness
President Suharto resumes duties in Jakarta after six days at home with what a spokesman calls a mild flu. Officials say he is in good condition and capable of carrying out his responsibilities.
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Jakarta
Suharto
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