Walters bids farewell on NBC Today after years at NBC
Barbara Walters makes her last live NBC Today appearance and shifts to ABC Evening News with a reported six figure annual salary. She notes equality with coanchors and predicts future female anchors across networks. Walters, 44, discusses why the move occurred and her continued commitment to journalism.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
Barbara Walters
ABC
NBC
Massachusetts
Miss Walters
Today
CBS
ABC Evening News
Harry Reasoner
Bicentennial in Washington Offers Free Fun and Big Crowds
The capital promotes a free festival vibe with the Folklife Festival starting June 16 and lasting through September 6 featuring 5 000 musicians and artisans from 36 countries. Park Service opens a 45 acre woodland area near the reflecting pool and new visitors centers in Commerce Department and Union Station.
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Smithsonian Institution
National Park Service
Rfk Stadium
North Pentagon
Ft. Myer South Post
Arlington Cemetery
National Mall
The
Smithsonian
Smithsonian Magazine
United States
Africa
Caribbean
Latin America
America
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Pool
Park Service
Commerce Department
White House
Circus Kirk: All student troupe stages 180 summer performances
Circus Kirk bills itself as the only all student tented circus with 50 performers ages high school to 27. Owner manager Charles W. Boas, geography professor at College of York, says the tour runs from May 22 through Labor Day across Pennsylvania New Jersey and New England with a $250000 annual budget and daily road costs of about 2500 dollars.
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Circus
Kirk
Charles W. Boas
Boas
College of York of Pennsylvania
Hanover
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New England
York College
East Berlin
York
Gettysburg
Barbs By Phil Pastoret Watch Critique
Phil Pastoret assigns a harsh view to a model of watch labeled Waltzer TM claiming it only keeps hours intermittently. He argues the device deserves total recall for its unreliability and subpar performance.
Sunrise recalls of Third Reich in Wiseman novel review
A Wiseman novel set in World War II Europe blends real figures with fiction as American intelligence sketches a secret German surrender plan code named Sunrise. The plot follows Howard Elliott and Reich Investigator Scholler into Berlin amid heavy bombing, with Scholler seen as the more compelling figure.
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Thomas Wiseman
Holt, Inehart & Winston
Europe
Allen Dulles
Quicly
Italy
Third Reich
Howard Elliott
Scholler
Elliott
Berlin
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Winterhawk
Eagles Lodge
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