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...apartment overlooking Manhattan's Central Park, Abraham Feller sat nervously one morning last week, chatting with his wife. For two weeks he had been acting strangely, had even mentioned suicide. Mrs. Feller left him only momentarily to call the family doctor, then returned to the living room...
...should be one of the smoothest, most informative shows in television. This week's second production gave proof of the hope. The bill was tighter, better edited and smaller. There were fewer features, including Menotti's miniature opera, The Telephone, and the first of a five-part Abraham Lincoln story written by James (The Quiet One) Agee and directed by Documentary Producer Louis de Rochemont. New experiences forthcoming: Helen Hayes in J. M. Barrie's The Twelve-Pound Look; Metropolitan Opera productions...
...Abraham H. Feller, who graduated from the Law School in 1928 and taught there as an instructor in 1932-33, died immediately after the plunge from his Central Park West apartment...
Wild animal heads will provide a setting for the presentation of a graduate architectural thesis in Robinson Hall today. John R. Arnold 4G, left above, and Abraham Rogatnick '46, on the right, have been working for five months on a new design for the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston...
...diplomat, married to Lafayette's granddaughter, who was sent to Washington late in 1864; chiefly interesting for such minor sidelights as Vice President Andrew Johnson, a generally abstemious man, turning up in his cups (too much brandy) at Lincoln's second inaugural. ¶The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln, a nine-volume key to the current Lincoln boom scheduled for publication next February, which will contain 99% of all known Lincoln material, sell for $115 (prepublication price: $95), and boast such items as an index to 200 Lincoln forgeries...