David Sarnoff dies at 80 pioneer of broadcasting
David Sarnoff, longtime RCA figure and NBC founder, died at his East 71st Street townhouse. Born in Russia, he rose from messenger to head RCA and led the development of radio and television, guiding RCA through World War II and producing the first public TV broadcast in 1939. He served as a bridge between radio infancy and modern electronics. He is survived by his wife Lizette, three sons, a sister, a brother, and nine grandchildren. Funeral to be held at Temple Emanu-el with services at 10:30 a.m.
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Buckle-Navel Action Nemesis To Hippies
A fragment describes scalp trouble linked to beliefs heard in communes. Wilentz notes that the itch, not dirt, bothers him as he discusses hair care myths encountered during visits to communes.
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Couple Living By An Antarctic Glacier Have Sunday Visitors
Eileen and Maurice McSaveney, Ohio State graduate students living in a hut beside Meserve Glacier in Wright Valley Antarctica, hosted 15 visitors by two red Navy helicopters. They plan to leave around February 1 after working since November 4 under NSF funding.
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Indian Chief Sees National Monument Plan for Macon
The president elect of the Macon Chamber of Commerce says he supports Okmulgee National Monument status in Macon and envisions an Indian village near the central Georgia city. He notes the plan aims to honor Native culture and foster regional heritage.
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Students Present The Fourth Wise Man Christmas Play
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