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...until last week, radio had been unobtrusively celebrating its 35th anniversary, but then Ed Sullivan decided to give broadcasting a TV salute on his Toast of the Town. However, NBC, still pursuing the quarrel it claims CBS started, refused to let its brightest stars attend. Dependable Jack Benny ran off one of his faultless comic monologues; George Burns added some needed spice; and H. V. Kaltenborn did a funny job of imitating Harry S. Truman imitating H. V. Kaltenborn after the 1948 election...
Prince Ali had gone up north to hunt, and to look in on his plantations near the Soviet frontier, but planned to return to Teheran for the Shah's 35th birthday celebration. When he arrived at the airstrip at Gurgan, the pilot of his single-engined Piper pointed to the snow-capped mountains wreathed in ominous clouds, but the prince was anxious to start home. Before he took off, Ali did an act of kindness: into his plane he loaded an old peasant ill with tuberculosis, who needed immediate hospitalization. Then the plane, carrying prince and peasant, headed...
...Then fight, fight, fight, for we win tonight. . ." echoed along Prescott St. last night, as the Band, celebrating its 35th anniversary, began its second alumni reunion...
...taken more than the law to stop the Harvard Band, which celebrates its 35th anniversary tomorrow afternoon at the Columbia game. Its formations, combined with those of 115 alumni, should be truly a cumulation of 35 years; according to Alan S. Novick '55, present band manager, the theme of the anniversary is almost as big as the band itself: "Time and Chance Happen to Us All, but the Spirit of the Harvard Band Goes...
...total of 171 is the largest in the band's 35-year history, and includes 45 freshmen, selected after recent tryouts. The organizations will celebrate its 35th anniversary on the Columbia weekend with extensive birthday ceremonies...