World’s most unsuccessful success story collects American sheet music
Harry Dichter of Philadelphia describes himself as a rare private collector of American sheet music. At 65 he stores about 150000 songs at home and in a warehouse while working as a waiter. His book titled America Sings Its History draws on songs from the 1790s onward to illustrate American development.
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Benjamin Franklin Completes Sea Trial
The Benjamin Franklin, the Navy’s 30th Polaris missile firing submarine, completed its first sea trials in Groton Connecticut. The test marks a milestone for the submarine and the Polaris program as it advances toward active operations.
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Zoo Born Oryx Released In Wilds
Santa Fe New Mexico AP reports two young oryx born about nine months earlier at Albuquerque Zoo will be released in a remote western New Mexico area Friday to test their survival in the wild. The animals are the first from a herd acquired by the state game department in 1963 as part of a plan to establish exotic herds for big game hunters. Guatemala exported 300000 bales of cotton in 1964.
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