Sonny Jurgensen's Legacy In Pro Football
Sonny Jurgensen, famed quarterback with 18 seasons between the Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Redskins, threw for over 31,000 yards and remained a potent passer at age 40. A Wilmington, North Carolina native, he starred at New Hanover High School and Duke University, later expanding into radio and television announcing alongside football.
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Rainy Ground Dreams and Jokes From A Quiz Night
A quirky collection of puns and riddles about weather, escape plans, and famous chemists. It features lines about rain making the ground speak, a gag about testing air brakes, and a mirror box riddle with a clever wordplay ending.
New Hirshhorn Museum Opens in Washington DC
The Hirshhorn Museum in Washington DC unveils a doughnut shaped building housing over 4000 modern paintings and 2000 sculptures. The collection was donated by Joseph H. Hirshhorn, an only partially educated immigrant who built a uranium fortune and supported his family from age 12.
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