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After forgetting most of what he sees or hears "within a matter of hours or days," says Marshall, a witness typically appears at a trial months or years later, retaining only his most emotional memories. Various studies suggest that crime details are best recollected by "punitive" people, notably policemen who...
MOZART: CONCERTOS 14, IN E FLAT MAJOR, AND 17, IN G MAJOR (Columbia). The elegant flowers of Mozart's genius are tended with loving care by Rudolf Serkin. He does particularly well at portraying the shifting moods of the G Major Concerto, which begins like one of the composer...
NO ONE HEARS BUT HIM, by Taylor Caldwell (298 pages; Doubleday; $4.95), is Old Pro Caldwell's 24th book-not exactly a novel or a sequel but more like an addendum to her 1960 bestseller The Listener. Once again readers are introduced to the strange John Godfrey sanctuary, where...
Dietz still hears the applause and whistles. He heard them at his 15th reunion when he repeated the striptease in Soldiers Field. And he heard them last Monday night, when he improvised some songs for a small group of 25th reunions. "When I'm spontaneous, I'm a poet, I...
8. Menfreya in the Morning, Holt (9) 9. Columbella, Whitney 10. No One Hears But Him, Caldwell