Cold War humor turns to cow deodorant and CIA secrets
Dave Barry riffs on 1950s school drills and Cold War paranoia, recalling desks storm shelters and a secret CIA project in Virginia. He skewers nanny-state fear, decrying excess health rules while praising odd Ballin’ covert ops and the era’s bizarre national security myths.
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Reynolda House: A Window on Gilded Era Wealth
Reynolds House in Winston-Salem, built 1912 to 1917 for R. J. and Katharine Reynolds, later became a museum in 1965. It preserves 135 artworks spanning 1755 to present, with original interiors and furnishings, and offers programs on historic houses and American art.
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