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...Newport Jazz Festival House Band, assembled especially for the occasion, played first. It is an impressive group including Howard McGhee and Clark Terry, trumpets, and Coleman Hawkins and Zoot Sims, tenor saxophones. On What Is This Thing Called Love, Hawkins' mixture of a mellow tone and fast bop fingering was generally effective, but sometimes a shade tortured...
...Party and the Socialists, who kept threatening to freeze out their old partners by forming a new coalition with the Liberals. Even if the old coalition survives, the betting was that enough trouble had been stirred up to require new national elections soon. While most Austrians retain mellow feelings toward the Habsburgs, they would just as soon not be bothered by Otto's problem. "Why should we go back to where we finished 40 years ago?" asked Helmut Qualtinger, famed Vienna cabaret satirist. "I think that as a matter of taste, Otto would not want to come back...
When he projects his own image, Harold Macmillan sounds more like Trollope than Tide. In an interview with Publisher Jocelyn Stevens in last week's issue of Queen magazine, the Prime Minister indulged in some mellow ruminations that could never have been cued by an adman...
...historic anniversary, from one who has been in the business even longer. Don't get too mellow.' " Kennedys in Bloom. Throughout the evening, as four additional masters of ceremonies (LIFE Publisher C. D. Jackson, Helen Hayes, Henry Cabot Lodge, Bob Hope) took turns introducing cover guests, plea followed plea to hold back time-consuming applause until the end of each turn. It was all in vain. The crowd greeted each name with a round of approval, especially heavy for such favorites as Douglas MacArthur, Cuban Exile Leader José Miró Cardona, Jonas Salk, Green Bay Packer Coach...
...clear from Jeffers' posthumously published book of poems that he did not mellow with age. He is more than ever convinced of the imminent extermination of mankind...