Doughnut Dolly In Vietnam Seeks To Turn Troops On
In Pleiku Vietnam Glenna Shannon a Doughnut Dolly from New York works as a recreation specialist with 90 others to entertain troops. She conducts seven 5 minute shows daily while supporting line outfits like the 1st Infantry Division and 1st Cavalry. She has accepted a marriage proposal from Lt Bruce Terrell, planning a March wedding in New York City.
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Pleiku
South Vietnam
Red Cross
Glenna Shannon
Vietnam
Boonies
Glenna
New York City
di An
An Khe
Central Highlands
Dollies
Bruce Terrell
New Yorker
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Albert Fall Portrait Restored to Interior Gallery
Secretary Udall restored the Albert B. Fall portrait to the Interior Department gallery. Fall, a Teapot Dome figure, died in 1944 and was jailed in 1929 for a $100,000 bribe. The painting, found damaged in storage, now hangs with other former secretaries.
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Washington (Ap
Stewart L. Dal
Albert B. Fall
Fall
Udall
Fell
Modern Classical Finds Beauty in New Recordings
Music writer Mary Campbell reviews Joseph Szigeti’s Mercury album featuring Debussy Sonata in G Minor Honegger Sonata No 1 Ives Fourth Violin Sonata and Webern Opus 7 Five brief pieces Roy Bogas accompanies at the piano noting restrained dissonance and expressiveness amid 20th century works.
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Mary Campbell
AP News
Joseph Szigeti
Mercury
Debusy
Ives
Honegger
Webern
France
Les Six
Violin and string orchestra works highlighted in Earlham exhibit
Yehudi Menuhin conducts the Bath Festival Orchestra in a trio of easy to like string pieces by Stravinsky Bartok and Hindemith. Tokyo children view an exhibition of 50 paintings at Earlham College Lilly Library. Also reviewed are Milstein Prokofiev and Stravinsky Pulcinella performances and the Utah Symphony Vanguard record.
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Yehudi Menuhin
Bath Festival Orchestra
Angel
Stravinsky
Bartok
Hindemith
Tokyo
Hadley - Hendrie
Earlham College
Lilly Library
Richmond
Ind
Oovuruay
Abebe Bakela
Ethiopia
Smithsonian Institution
New York
Paris
Pulcinella
Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Columbia
Sion
Pergolesi
Irene Jordan
George Shirley
Donald Gramm
Utah Symphony Orchestra
Maurice Abravanel
Vanguard
Milhauds
l'Homme Et Son
Pea Size Radio Sends Mouse to Space Trial
In a briefing on space research Dr. Orr E. Reynolds of NASA showcased a desert pocket mouse with a pea sized radio transmitter implanted in its cheek pouch. The device can broadcast temperature for six months and may be used in future space missions and medical studies.
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Washington
Alcraft
Earth
Orr E. Reynolds
Bioscience
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Astromouse
Reynolds
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