Jazz Great Erroll Garner Dies of Heart Attack at 53
Erroll Louis Garner, renowned jazz pianist noted for Misty and Concerts by the Sea, died of a heart attack at 53 in Los Angeles while en route to Cedars Sinai. A self-taught musician, he rose from Pittsburgh beginnings to Carnegie Hall, earning international acclaim and awards including the 1957 Prix du Disque.
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Bicentennial Farm Books Finally Are Out
The Agriculture Department distributes 102 page paperback books titled The American Farmer to Congress, land grant universities, and agricultural editors to show farming changes in 200 years. Each copy costs about $1.16 to taxpayers, with 5 435 copies printed.
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