Bo Belinsky and the Price of Glory in a Star’s Rise and Fall
Maury Allen’s Bo is a candid portrait of Bo Belinsky a gifted pitcher whose no hitter for the Angels against the Orioles on May 5 1962 made him a Hollywood sensation. It traces a life of glamour and excess from a Lower East Side upbringing to fleeting fame and a faded post baseball existence in Chicago.
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Bo Belinsky
Angels
Orioles
Sandy Koufax
Maury Allen
Belinsky
Los Angeles
The
Nohitter
Indianapolis
Hollywood
Walter Winchell
Mamie van Doren
Jo Collins
Ricky DuPont
Delaware DuPonts
Lower East Side
New York
Allen
Chicago
Bill Rigney
SEARS
Booky’s Tips Library personnel meet in Las Vegas
Middletown Public Librarian Arthur M. Wolman reports the 92nd annual American Library Association conference in Las Vegas with attendees from all 50 states and many countries. He notes a testimonial for Robert S. Bray of the Library of Congress and highlights programs on library services for homebound and institutions amid heat and traffic, with plans for the 1974 ALA convention in New York City.
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Arthur M. Wolman
Middletown
Las Vegas
The
American Library Aoe
Eenter
Miami-Dade County
Florida
Frank Oglesby
Chicago
ALA
Virginia Brown
Gardner- Harvey Library
American Library Association
New York City
Military mystery analyzed CODEWORD BARB AROSSA
Barton Whaley analyzes Barbarossa coded as BARBAROSSA and how Hitler misled Stalin. The MIT Press study, 376 pages, argues Germany’s deception and its credible warnings from Churchill Roosevelt Eden and deserters.
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Barton Whaley
MIT Press
Hitler
U.S.S.R
Stalin
Churchill
Roosevelt
Eden
Stalin's rejection of intelligence due to belief bias
The review suggests Stalin possessed a basic syndrome that made him reject intelligence. He refused to accept unpreparedness for blitzkrieg opening rounds and did not want to believe his informants, including heads of government.
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Stalin
What If Stalin Had Acted Sooner on German Warnings
The text discusses foreign correspondents including Louis P. Lochner and a speculative chapter about Stalin possibly heeding warnings earlier. It questions how outcomes might have shifted if the Soviet leader had stood ready along the vast front, suggesting Hitler's initial thrust would likely still have prevailed.
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Whaley
Louis P. Lochner
Berlin
Associated Press
Stalin
Hitler
Spassky Seeks Rematch With Fischer After Loss
Soviet grand master Boris Spassky says he wants another world title match with Bobby Fischer. Spassky spoke during the European championships in Bath England, saying the loss to Fischer still rankles after 10 months. He blamed travel, climate, roads, and Western logistic support for his defeat.
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Bath
England
Boris Spassky
Bobby Fischer
Spassky
Fischer
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