Steve Allen's comeback thrives on fringe freedom
Steve Allen, 98, expands his five night a week show to 26 outlets, relying on independent stations. He earns more with fewer sponsors, enjoys creative control, and features guests like Groucho Marx and Jack Lemmon. The program tapes ahead of air by two weeks, but fans demand tickets as Allen notes the value of radio-style audio and user freedom.
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Polar Route Most Likely Path for Soviet Missiles
Washington Iowa reports that defense chiefs believe a Soviet missile attack would originate over the Arctic, with Alaska near the front line. The Polar Route offers the shortest strike to the U S heartland, aided by a three station Ballistic Missile Early Warning network including Alaska near the Arctic coast.
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Sunglasses and fashion notes from an age of costume wear
A brief fashion blurb highlights sunglasses to match year round costumes with color coordination. Infants’ spring knits resemble wovens and toppers, while fabrics favor cotton, dacron, and polyester knits. An Italian designer Falconet offers draped Moorish pants in printed silks with matching cowl tops. Carol Lawrence quips about hats, and hair trends favor simpler, dramatic styles.
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