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...music, Harman's professional career really started when he was studying at Columbia University after World War II. Columbia's Otto Luening told him, "You've got more in your head than you can write. It's all clogged up. Why don't you only put down the simple things you're sure of?" So Harman wrote some children's songs. They came out on a record entitled Mary Martin Sings for Children. It sells well...
...they found cause for grievance in some recent autocratic Adenauer actions: ¶ He let it be known that Germany's combined labor union movement (DGB) should reorganize itself because, in his opinion, it had violated its constitutional neutrality in favoring a Socialist victory. ¶ He supported State Secretary Otto Lenz's scheme for a new Ministry of Information, backed down only after the press fiercely attacked it as too reminiscent of Goebbelsism. ¶He indicated that he would reward Opportunist Waldemar Kraft's new BHE (Refugee Party) with one or two Cabinet jobs if it "behaved properly...
Farmer Engert found no treasure, but he did find fragments of pottery, stone implements and bone, which he showed to the schoolteacher in the village of Tiefenellern. The relics eventually got to Dr. Otto Kunkel, curator of the prehistoric department of the Bavarian National Museum. Dr. Kunkel suspected their importance and encouraged a thorough exploration of the cave where the red mouse beckoned...
Third row, Robert Scrivner, Matthews North; William Otto, Matthews; William C. Hoean, Jr., Straus South; James Sikes, Stoughton South; fourth row, Harvey J. Wachtel, Wigglesworth; Richard A. Prince, Grays West; Edward Abramson, Holworthy; and Peter Fleming, Stoughton...
Before the show moved on to Dresden this week, East Germany's Premier Otto Grotewohl picked the exhibit's "best." His choice: a drab and dreary panel of tea-swigging functionaries, painted by seven artists and called Meeting of the Presidium of the Academy of Science of the U.S.S.R. Declared Grotewohl: "It is colossal." And so it was-19 ft. 6 in. long by 9 ft. 10 in. high...