U S Hailed as One of World's Principal Music Centers
Aaron Copland argues that the United States has built a vital modern music scene with native composers shaping symphonies and operas. He notes rise of broadcasting, recordings, and schools fueling a robust American classical tradition alongside European influence.
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Convention Forecast Predicts Fair Weather for R NC
State Climatologist Robert F. Dale predicts fair with morning fog for the Republican National Convention opening Aug. 20 in San Francisco. He notes August weather data since 1849, with temps not exceeding 70 degrees and unlikely to rise above 80, urging attendees to bring warm clothing.
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Veteran and granddaughter wed in Denver double ceremony
76 year old Spanish American War veteran Pease Graves married Lula Hendrick 74 of Sacramento in a ceremony where his granddaughter Janet McCarthy 22 wed Edward Webster of Lakewood. Webster's two children from her first marriage served as ring bearers at Beth Eden Baptist Church.
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March of Science Faces Shortages in U S Colleges
The article notes 1950 to date shifts in science and engineering output, with about 590,000 scientists and engineers from U S and Russian colleges in 1950, 100,000 this year. American colleges 100,000 in 1950 and 50,000 now. It cites lingering teacher shortages, worries over mathematical literacy, and calls for action by industry and schools. It also highlights rising high school science enrollment from 1950 to 1955 and optimistic signs from AAAS and NSTA about future participation.
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Val and Dirk on deck amid shipboard tension
Val avoids Dirk after a near confrontation over last night’s clash between him and Bruce Harridan. Dirk presses for closeness as Val emphasizes exercising, while Bruce intervenes promising to settle matters on shore. tensions hint at a continuing feud and a forthcoming confrontation.
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Portable TV sparks road safety debate across New York
Charles Mercer notes growing use of portable television receivers and cites a New York law banning dashboard sets. He criticizes intrusion into private life and car safety but concedes some appeal of portability, recounting a beach gathering where a TV was extended to the shore. A separate police search for missing Danny Mayes continues.
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Kim Novak Confesses Romantic Uncertainty About Count
Kim Novak says she is unsure if she is in love with Count Maria Bandini of Italy or simply in love with Rome. She spoke upon returning to Hollywood from her first overseas trip, noting Italy's romance and that the count will visit in November.
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Reward Offered For Information On Missing Danny Mayes
The grandfather C C Mayes, 90, of near Henderson offers $100 for any true information on 11 year old Danny Mayes’s whereabouts. He said the reward applies whether the boy is found alive or dead.
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