Peter Nero Builds a Career Beyond Piano Rigors
Brooklyn-born pianist Peter Nero discusses expanding beyond performance to ice-breaking talks and audience communication. He stays busy with television guest appearances on NBC and CBS shows, noting writers underestimate musicians' ability to speak about music. He practices about an hour daily and balances family life with a demanding schedule.
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Artist Wife of Millionaire Dies in Private Plane Crash
Patricia Widener, 35, wife of Philadelphia sportsman Peter A. Widener, was killed in a private plane crash near Ocala Florida. The Widener family pilot Robert G. Staab, 40, also died. The aircraft disappeared after a low pass over the airport as Widener waited. Wreckage found nine miles south of the airport in scrub oak.
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Television schedules list a dense lineup of classics
The page catalogs a dense TV schedule with shows from Mickey Mouse Club to The Untouchables and The Tonight Show plus movies like Design for Scandal and Takes a Holiday. It lists air times for many programs and includes news, sports, and religious or educational segments across CBS NBC and networks.
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Robert Vaughn
Garry Moore
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Jerry van Dyke
Keely Smith
Dorothy Loudon
Barnard College Girls at Virginia Union Study Desegregation
Three Barnard College students Rochelle of ee Pa Arlene Katz 19 of New York City and Denise Jackson 18 of Detroit stay on the Virginia Union campus to concentrate on desegregation urban renewal and housing issues in a summer study program.
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Mother of General Schriever dies after long illness
Elizabeth Betzimann, mother of General Bernard A. Schriever chief of the Air Force Systems Command, San Antonio, Texas, died Sunday after a long illness.
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Bernard A. Schriever
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Widener family linked to Palm Beach aviation tragedy
Civil Air Patrol reports place of last sighting as Staab flew 400 feet over a field near Orlando. Widener, 35, a great grandson of Peter A. B. Widener, owned a 1,000 acre Ocala thoroughbred farm and split homes with his wife, noted for her art exhibitions. The couple had a son Joseph. a stepdaughter Genevieve Trevander resides in Palm Beach.
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Hialeah Park
Miami
Verrazano Narrows Bridge Rush to Completion in New York
A bold $825 million plan accelerates construction between Fort Hamilton Brooklyn and Fort Wadsworth Staten Island. The Verrazano Narrows Bridge will boast a 4260 foot center span, two towers near 70 stories, and two six lane levels with one in use now. Cables cost about 50 million with work starting on four yard diameter cables.
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Clubhouse Gutted by Fire at Mecklenburg County Club
Officials suspect a defective oil heater sparked a blaze that destroyed the Mecklenburg County Country Club clubhouse, a former private residence on Virginia 47 east of Chase City. The $50,000 loss included about $27,000 insured as firemen noted the building was unoccupied yesterday.
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Women Offered Free Police Whistles in Baltimore
The American Legion’s Baltimore office in War Memorial Building will give the first 100 women visiting after hours a free police whistle amid a rash of nighttime attacks on women. Daniel Burkhardt, state adjutant of the Legion, announced the offer to improve safety for women working evenings.
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Musical director Frank Tours Sr. dies after long illness
Frank Tours Sr. 85 a renowned musical director for films Broadway radio programs died Saturday after a long illness in Santa Monica California The veteran composer and conductor created scores and led musical productions for stage and screen over several decades
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City plans boost to ease congestion and growth
City officials project a 138 percent rise by 1975 in growth with new apartment construction already underway and real estate values up 75 percent. They aim to provide a quick traffic solution and keep motorists out of the central business district.
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