Menuhin on TV Friday Puts Life on Film
Renowned violinist Yehudi Menuhin discusses his 40 year career and the upcoming Bell Telephone Hour program Carnival of the Menuhins set to air Friday at 10 on channel 5. He reflects on growth as a musician, directing Bath Festival, performing with the New York Philharmonic, and filming experiences with Bob Drew.
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Barbara Anderson Plays Mature Lead on Ironside
Brooklyn born actress Barbara Anderson, Miss Memphis 1962, stars as a detective in Ironside, rejecting ingénue parts. She credits classical training at Memphis State and existential studies for her craft, aims for a master’s degree, and praises co star Raymond Burr and a solid work ethic.
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Whimsical bids frame a club lead in bridge play
In a Sodon Sunday Times invitational, multiple tables show divergent bids after a whimsical two-diamond jab by Jais. A heart lead underpins the East-West defense, while North-South trips a slam that fails after a club start, with one table noting a deliberate whimsy to mislead opponents.
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US DOT lists 97.5 million registered vehicles
The Department of Transportation reports 97.5 million motor vehicles registered in the United States and projects the total to surpass 100 million sometime in 1968.
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