Word: capitols
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...recognizes Communist China, while the U.S. recognizes the Nationalists, neither regime was invited; under a compromise painstakingly worked out by John Foster Dulles, Japan will be left free to pick which of the China governments it will deal with. Last week, after Diplomat Dulles made a secret visit to Capitol Hill, the news leaked out: Japan will sign a separate peace with the Nationalists right after San Francisco. But the Nationalists' resentment at their exclusion from the treaty meeting remains strong. The Nationalist case...
...effectively exploded as far as mine-run liberals were concerned. When the Douglas statement hit the Senate teletypes, Idaho's Republican Herman Welker gleefully asked unanimous consent to read it into the record. Texas' Tom Connally, chief custodian of the Administration's foreign relations on Capitol Hill, shouted an angry objection to what Shangri-Lawyer Douglas...
Soundproofed Walls. After playing "commercial" jazz in Chicago clubs, Tristano moved to Manhattan, got a few jobs, soon began teaching. It was after bebop came along, in the early '40s, that Tristano's new ideas took form. He made a few recordings for Capitol; none sold more than a few thousand copies, but Lennie's name got around. Some records reached hep listeners in Europe, where he is now an advance-guard favorite...
...Paul's New Sound (Les Paul with Mary Ford; Capitol, 6 sides 45 r.p.m.). Paul's new sound is one mean guitar parlayed by electronics into a whole studioful of mean guitars. Also thanks to electronics, Songstress Ford's new sound resembles old-fashioned yelling down the rainbarrel...
...Tatum Encores (Capitol, 6 sides 45 r.p.m.). With Sweet Lorraine, Don't Blame Me and four other standards as ammunition, Jazz Virtuoso Tatum expertly explodes his arpeggios and cadenzas all over the keyboard...