Buffalo Bill remembered in fading generations and fears of communism
The piece reflects on Buffalo Bill Cody and his era, noting how few recall the famed buffalo hunter and the Wild West show. It cites Denver burial sites, Annie Oakley, and Captain Crawford, then shifts to Cold War concerns with J Edgar Hoover, McCarthyism, and Communist infiltration in the FBI and West Germany.
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Buffalo Bill
de. Johns
FBI
McCarthy
Atd
Denver
Vol.f. Cody
Cody
Lockett Mountain
Denver Mountain Parks
Jack Crawford
Uncle Sam
Otto Johns
J. Edgar Hoover
FBT
Beenis
Bonn
West
Germany
Adenauer
Sen. Dirksen CR HI
Vermont
Sen. Flanders
Daily Worker
Mambo Star Prado Spreads Cuban Beat to America
The mambo dance craze, led by Cuban star Perez Prado, gains traction in the United States. Prado, a producer with a Cuban sugar worker background, speaks about his rise, the music’s vitality, and its fit with modern audiences. He notes the challenge of balancing spectacle with art, and compares his work to Toscanini while highlighting the global reach of his band and dance phenomenon.
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Paris
Sampson
Halboyle Dort
New York
Perez Prado
Braxton Sawyer
Jay Traneo
Hia
America
Prado
Spike Jones
Cuba
The
Waldorf
Jso
Beal
Arcane
Arthur Murray
al Prado
Wall Street
Sen. Capehart
Napoleon
Palelittle
Mar Mountain
United States
Wall
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