Unusual postmark stamps reflect postal strike and philatelic trends
The piece notes handstamps like Delayed by postal strike appearing on international mail and cites similar dock strike markings. It discusses stamp issues from Gilbert and Ellice Islands, Canada and Germany, and mentions a Mackenzie commemorative stamp with a June 25 release. It covers first day covers and club notices for philatelists.
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Daily Mail
United Nations
Gilbert and Ellice Islands
British Red Cross Society
Red Cross
British Red Cross
Sir Alexander MacKenzie
Mexico
Arctic Ocean
Pacific
Dean Channel
Alex MacKenzie
Canada
New Bedford
Mass
Oberlin Stamp Club
Jennie Tucker
South Cedar Street
Dowd Road
Elyria
Ohio
Oliver Mowat
Donald Alexander Smith
U.N
Canada Post Office
Ottawa 2
Ontario
U.N. Postal Administration
New York
N.Y
Peggy Lee Keeps Warm With New Album and Warm Stage Appeal
Peggy Lee promotes her latest album Bridge over Troubled Water while maintaining a sharp nightclub act. Her cover photo appears as a natural light glow captured inside a home screen door. Lee reflects on optimism in Is That All There Is and discusses contemporary takes on classic songs.
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Peggy Lee
Miss Lee
Pete Kelly
Film making expands in schools with Super 8 approach
Columbia University film division head Arthur Barron introduces first semester Super 8 filming to students, replacing 16mm tests for cost and access. Twenty Bauer cameras shared by pairs enable weekly student assignments reviewed in class, with plans for an annual student film festival.
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Columbia University
Arthur Barron
Graduate School of the Arts
Tulane
Columbia
Barron
Rhythm and Soul Top Hits Collage
A compact catalog of 1960s and 70s pop rock titles and artists listed in a string of song names and performers. Includes tracks from Spirit In The Sky to Something's Burning and Vehicle with artists such as Guess Jackson Marmalade and The Ides of March. miscellaneous titles appear in a mosaic style.
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ABC
Jackson
Rogers
Davis
Tiny carvings charm Grand Junction artist
Cole Bill Smith, a junior high school industrial arts teacher, carves small figures using a needle sharpened into a tiny blade mounted in a handle and creates chains from kitchen matches.
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Grand Junction
Cole
Bill Smith
Stick Slip Friction Demonstrations With String and Bow
The bow on a violin string causes the string to alternately stick and slip, producing vibration and musical notes. A resinized string rubbed along a tin can edge or a pencil rubbed on a can illustrate slip-stick friction, while rubbing a finger on a table shows the effect in a simpler form.
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