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Host Jane Pauley

Tale cover: Memory of Julie Moore, civilian who helped in changing military protocol
In the past, the US military informed families about the death of members of services with telegram. Julie Moore, whose husband served during the Vietnam War, was led by other armies of her husband to lobby the more dignified way to inform the following of relatives. Today, the members of the service inform families personally and offer additional support. The correspondent Elaine Quijano talks to the children of Moore, a civilian spouse who helped the remake of the Army culture.

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Almanac: 25. Maja
“Sunday morning” looks at historical events on this date.

World: Steve Rosenberg, BBC’s “Man in Moscow”
Journalist Steve Rosenberg is now the last of the BBC correspondents in Russia, giving it its best to report to the War of Vladimir Putin in Ukraine in the middle of the sea of ​​the cremala propaganda. He talks to the letter of news about the CBS Elizabeth Palmer about the stress of reporting in Russia; As he sees the future of the country he has fallen in love with many years; And time played a piano with the former Soviet leader Mihail Gorbachev.

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Art: Food as an art that is good enough to eat
In the latest number of Bon Appétita, the magazine for the magazine and entertainment magazine tries something new: Recipes designed to emulate significant works of art. “Sunday morning” Host Jane Pauley Samples Menu inspired by the work of such artists as Helen Frankentaler, Judy Chicago and Wayne Thiebaud.

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Books: Anne Tyler on the writer’s “selfish motif” to explore other lives
Anne Tyler Bestselling Romans – Stories about life break and rare love – they broke the hearts of countless readers. Latest, “Three days in June”, Tyler Details on weekends in the life of a divorced school administrator, reservations for the loss of her job and her daughter’s wedding. “Sunday morning” National correspondent Robert Costa talks with the Pulitzer’s reward writer about finding inspiration in the life of “Humdrum” characters, and what it means to create “extremely trust a lie.”

Read the passage: “Three days in June” Anne Tyler

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Book Report: Ron Charles on a new summer
Reviewer Washington Post Books offers prominent excursions from seasonal fiction and nefantastic editions.

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Passage: in memoria
“Sunday morning” remembers some significant figures that left us this week, including the actor George Wendta, who earned six emmy nominations to play Peterson’s Norma on Classic Sitcom “fans.”

Job: Delta Air Lines’ 100. year takes flight
1925. year, what would become a Delta Air Lines began as the first aircraft aircraft in the airbrush in Delta Region Mississippi. Almost a century after the first passenger flight, the airline survivors, recession and bankruptcy, which grow from one passenger route to the international carrier with more than 5,000 flights per day. Correspondent Chris Van Cleave talks to Delta – Executive Director Edo Bastian on the future of the airline in the middle of concern for economics and aviation safety; Visits to Delta Let Museum in Atlanta; and attends “garage sale” in which airline fans can buy parts of the airline history.

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Hartman: Graduated Faculty Faculty SeptiaGenarian
A few years ago Linwood Riddick, Summerville, SC, recently learned about “Orangeburg Massacre”, at the State University of South Carolina, during which three blacks were killed. Vietnam war veteran and retired storehorns felt forced to respect their victim graduating from HBC – at the age of 79. Steve Hartman reports.

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Music: Music manufacturer David Foster on “Boop!,” Barbra and Ballades
David Foster has produced some of the majority of musical artists in the past fifty years and won 16 records on the road. But the latest project of the Hit-manufacturer is “BOOP nominated”! For which brothershot he wrote about fifty songs. He talks to Tracy Smith’s correspondent on the discovery of such unique talents as Celine Dion and Michael Bublé; Working with such demanding artists as barbre Streisand and Rock Group Chicago; And what he really thinks of heritage.

You can transfer the selections from logging in Broadway “BOOP! Museum” by clicking the built-in Donje (Free Spotify Register required to keep tracks in full)

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Review: summer music

Review: summer movies

Arts: The TrailBazing Cartoon Art Barbare Shermund
Artist Barbara Shermund (1899- 1978) was one of the first women cartoons for New Yorker and other great magazines, from the 1920s in the 60s. But she died with hardly a trace – and her reputation sets sleepy, all the way to distant cousins ​​and cartoon historians have joined to entrust the points of Shermuns and work. Correspondence Salie talks to Amanda Gormley and curator Caitlin McGurk (author “Tell me a bad girl wins: life and art barbara shermund”) to revive humourists and her scintillation takes sex, marriage and society.

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Overview: summer art
The anchor “Sunday morning” Jane Pauley browses some of the most intriguing new art exhibits across the country this summer.

Comment: Health expert calls Trump Medical Grille “Naughty Destruction”
Dr. Timothy Johnson, a feature-agent of the Harvard Medical Health Scripture, says by cutting more than 1.8 billion dollars in grants from national institutes to destroy American medical research infrastructure and the encouragement of the “brain drain” scientists to other countries.

Nature: California poppies

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From Archive: Camera Sebastião Salgado (video)
The recognized Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado, whose black and white paintings caught the dignity of people in gold mines, was also killed by Salgado with Richard’s correspondent, in age when machines made some physical work outdated.

Web Extra: Winner of the “Survivor” Kyle Fraser’s Interview before Igara (YouTube video)
Before the start of the season 48 of the “survivor”, correspondent Jonathan Vigliotti talked to the Kyle Fraser competitor, a lawyer from Brooklyn, about his path to Fiji; Its strategy enters the popular reality TV competition; And as he introduced himself to his colleagues. (In the end, Fraser was a voted winner of a million dollars “survivor”.

Extended interview: Christian Bale (video)
This internet is exclusively, actor Christian Bale Talks with Tracy Smith About the Genesis of the Organization: CALIFORNIA: The village for brothers and sisters, based on the creation of a stable environment in risk maintaining the foster brothers and sisters.

Movies: Film history Blockbuster (YouTube video)

It is assumed that the Hollywood Summer Blockbuster was born with a 1975 trips. “Jaws Steven Spielberg”, after two years later “later.” But the desire of films for cash registers blockbusters existed long before the sea dog pulled out water from aminia. Turner Classic films hosted Ben Mankiewicz talked with the actor Stephen Lang (Steps “, critics of Stevens, and the author of” Blockbuster “, and large budget glasses, and the low-budget films with the heart that won a huge audience.

From 2020. years: Now showing – Return of the drive attack (YouTube video)
Nancy Giles is looking at the rebellion of the drive china and their offshoots – projections in the parking lots and water screenings.

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