Word: donald
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...LOUIS, Municipal Opera: Donald O'Connor plays in Little...
Music had small charm for Donald Morton. He could not read a note; he had difficulty recognizing tunes; he could not easily tell the sound of one instrument from another. He could not distinguish between an orchestral performance and organ music. Still, by the time he was 35, Morton had learned all too well that there was some music he could tolerate-and some he could not. Loud, fast songs-college marches, the 1812 Overture, New Orleans jazz, rock 'n' roll-went, in effect, in one ear and out the other. They left him unmoved. On the other...
...took just about every test known to neurologists before doctors at the University of Wisconsin Medical Center were certain what was wrong: Donald Morton was suffering from musicogenic epilepsy, a disease as rare as it is difficult to treat. And if diagnosis was difficult, treatment was tedious indeed...
...Tufts Summer Players performance of The Rehearsal ought to convince everyone that the situation isn't helper by reversing the accents. Director Donald Mullin and translator Lucienne Hill have joined in a peculiar kind of conspiracy to conceal from their audience that this is a very witty play. And without the humor, The Rehearsal isn't strong enough to make...
...they have to offer in future earning power. Madison Avenue dances 1,500 advertisements a day before the average U.S. consumer, further tempting him to borrow and buy. The Government encourages borrowing not only by keeping interest rates low but also by making almost all interest payments taxdeductible. Says Donald A. Webster, the Minority (Republican) Economist for the Congressional Joint Economic Committee: "Thrift is the danger today...