Jung at 85 in Zurich suburb with iconic lakeside estate
Carl Gustav Jung, aging founder of modern psychiatry, celebrates his 85th birthday in Kuesnacht near Zurich. The Swiss sage remains at his estate, finishing memoirs and receiving global correspondence while downplaying publicity and reiterating his critique of Freudian emphasis on sexuality. He has linked flying saucers to archetypes in the human psyche, a view that once sparked headlines.
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Dorian Falk
Zurich
Switzerland
Kuesnacht
Carl Gustav Jung
Jung
Sigmund Freud
Barrie Shilts Turned Night Job To Two Cosmetics Firms
George Barrie quit a night shift to build wealth as CEO of two cosmetic companies. Born in New York, he grew from a bottom rung Raymond Laboratories salesman to managing Caryl Richards and later Rayette, stressing belief in a good product and strong salesmanship.
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New York
UPI
George Barrie
Barrie
Massachusetts
Great Barrington
Mass
New York University
Tootle
Ige
Raymond Laboratories
St. Paul
Minn
New Jersey
Caryl Richards
Caryl
Richard
Louisiana Tech students publish rebellious poetry book
Louisana Tech seniors Don Thornton and B Lee Holland produced OUTCRY a 30 poem collection with illustrations. The work challenges materialism and prosaic life and urges a better life, drawing on lyric and haunting themes. Thornton planned to teach art at North Caddo High School. Holland aims to share literary insight with the world.
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Poet Press
Tech Station
Ruston
Louisiana Tech
Don Thornton
Winnsboro
B. Lee Holland
Oklahoma City
Thornton
Beaumont
Texas
Museum of Modern Art
North Caddo High School
Vivian
Holland
America
Young Musicians Get Taste Of The Big Time
Joseph Levine leads 87 young musicians aged 12 to 18 in the Omaha Youth Symphony Orchestra. He directs both youth and adult orchestras, providing discipline and rehearsal intensity akin to major ensembles. Levine, 48, previously led the Ballet Theater of New York City and now presides over Omaha’s symphonic program.
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Bill Dean Omaha
Joseph Levine
Levine
Broadway
Beirut
Omaha Youth Symphony Orchestra
Omaha Symphony
Ballet Theater
New York City
Francoise Sagan
Midwest
Omaha
Symphony
Youth Symphony
Margaret Kelley
David Goodwin
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Bill Dunlan
Jimmy Russo
Chicago
Hollywood
Russo
Rebels
Tu Jane Wymore
GUIDE TO GOOD READING CHILDREN'S BOOKS RAISE BRANCH COLLECTION
Frances Flanders notes Ouachita Parish Public Library has grown its children's collection from 4,000 to 20,000 books since 1948 tax support. In June, 26,869 children's books were borrowed from four branches, showing high demand for strong reads and guides like 100 Best Books for Children.
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Frances Flanders
Quachita Parish
Ouachita Parish
McCall’s
Virginia Haviland
Ruth Gagliardo
Elizabeth Nesbitt
National Library Week
Junior Charity League
Anna Meyer
Johnny Crow
L. Leslie Brooke
Christine Rosetti
Madeline
Ludwig Bemelmans
Virginia Lee Burton
Robert McCloskey
Charles Dickens
Robert Lawson
A. A. Milne
Classic 50s Hits List Featuring Orbison and Everly Brothers
A compiled set of charting records including Roy Orbison with Only the Lonely, Brenda Lee Sorry, Connie Francis Everybodys Somebody's Fool, Everly Brothers Cathy’s Clown and When Will I Be Loved, Hank Locklin Please Help Me I’m Falling, Dinah Washington Be Rockin’ a Good Way, and Duane Eddy Because Theyre Young.
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Dante and the Evergreens
Brenda Lee
Connie Francis
Only the Lonely
Roy Orbison
Dinah Washington
Brooke Benton
Duane Eddy
Fenderman
Cathy’s Clown
Everly Brothers
Hank Locklin
Acadian Tales Revived After Half Century
Reissue of Acadian Reminiscences restored by John Hall Jacobs of the New Orleans Public Library with Rousseau Van Voorhies. The eyewitness narrative, told via quotes from the author’s grandmother, clarifies the Acadian migration and challenges the Evangeline myth while offering insight into Louisiana history. Published in two editions for schools and the public library system.
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Acadian
Felix Voorhies
E. P. Rivas
Longfellow
John Hall Jacobs
New Orleans
Louisiana
Jacobs
Nova Scotia
Judge Voorhies
Austin Miller
Best Sellers List Highlights Diverse Titles Across Genres
Fiction titles include Advise and Consent by Drury and The Leopard by di Lampedusa with Hawaii by Michener and The Chapman Report by Wallace. Nonfiction features May This House Be Safe From Tigers by King and Born Free by Adamson. Also present are Folk Medicine by Jarvis The Night They Burned the Mountain by Dooley and I Kid You Not by Paar.
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Nathaniel Hawthorne
Charles Lamb
King Arthur and His
Howard Pyle
Louisa M. Ailcott
Woodlawn
Carol Brink
the Moffats
Eleanor Estes
Arthur Ransome
the Big Woods
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Mr. Popper
Richard Atwater
Ben and
Robert Lawson
Homer Price
Robert McCloskey
Gladys L. Adshead
Walter de la Mare
Edward Lear
A. A. Milne
Robert Louis Stevenson
Anna Meyer
Hawaii
Michener
Chapman
Wallace
Snow
King
Adamson
Jarvis
Dooley
Paar
Off Camera TV Renaissanceman Hugh Downs
New York reports Hugh Downs known as TV's Renaissance Man. The versatile anchor, author and performer juggles 16 hours weekly on NBC and roles on Concentration Paar and Monitor. He writes Yours Truly Downs due October and hosts Anniversary Waltz in Warren Ohio next month.
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Doc Quigg
New York
UPI
Caesar Augustus
Harry S. Truman
Hugh Downs
Downs
Michael Flanders
Jack Paar
Jack
Lima
Ohio
Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Warren
Monitor
Star Struck Notes On Summer Musical Tent Theatre
In Wallingford Connecticut the Oakdale Musical Theater reports rising costs and dependence on star draws. The producer recalls gross needs, star salaries, and risks from failed bookings while naming several famous performers and noting a one week loss of twenty three thousand dollars.
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Jack Gaver
Ben Segal
Wallingford
Conn
UPI
Bob Hall
Oakdale Musical Theater
New Haven
Hartford
New York
Howard Keel
Robert
Horton
Mad Plan Successful St Nazaire Raid Book
A vivid account of the St Nazaire raid, March 1942, by C E Lucas Phillips. The mission involved 611 men in 18 motor launches and the cruiser Campbeltown, aiming to disable the Normandie dock's lock gate. Five Victoria Crosses were awarded, with 169 English dead, and the narrative emphasizes the daring, planning, and outcomes.
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St. Nazaire
C. E. Lucas Phillips
Atlantic - Little, Brown
Roosevelt
Zeebrugge
Churchill
Gibraltar
Arctic Circle
Mountbatten
Normandie
Loire
Germany
Tirpitz
la Baule
le Croisie
Royal Air Force
Navy
U. S. Buchanan
Campbeltown
S. H. Beattie
W. H. Pritchard
A. C. Newman
R. E. D. Ryder
N. T. B. Tibbits
Plymouth
Old Town
Beattie
Quick Turnover Carries Big Profits for Horse Trader
In Fort Worth Texas UPI reports agent Jack Peek paid 20000 for King Jr a bay bay quarter horse stallion and sold for 25000 earning a 5000 profit. The Fort Worth sale weekend totaled 176180 from 59 horses averaging 2990 each.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Jack Peek
E. C. Johnson
Longview
Peek
King Jr
American Quarter Horse Association
Son of Pioneers Led Cape Canaveral Launch Pioneering Role
Robert H. Haviland, son of Kansas homesteaders, was project manager on Bumper 8 the first missile fired from Cape Canaveral on July 24 1950. He is an advanced missile and space systems engineer with General Electric and prepared a weather satellite report for the International Astronautical Federation congress in Stockholm in August.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Cape Canaveral
Robert H. Haviland
Kansas
Haviland
General Electric
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Omaha Youth Symphony
Little Brother
Omaha Adult Symphony
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Joel Chandler Harris
Anne Malcolmson
Carl Sandburg
Drury
the Leopard
di Lampedu
TV Renaissance
Los Angeles Dodgers
Julie Wilson
Ann Jeffreys
Bob Sterling
William
Paul Hewitt
Louisville
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