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* ... American author John Ball (who wrote the mystery novel "In the Heat of the Night" involving the African-American police detective Virgil Tibbs in 1965) performed as a semi-professional magician in college as [[Jacques_Morintell]]...
 
*  ... Joe Sternbach brought the [[New York Roundtable]] to the west coast by starting the [[Los Angeles Roundtable]] in 1946...
 
*  ... Joe Sternbach brought the [[New York Roundtable]] to the west coast by starting the [[Los Angeles Roundtable]] in 1946...
 
* ... the magic newsletter [[ASA]] by [John Novak]] in the 1970s was named for the two IBM rings in Austin and San Antonio...
 
* ... the magic newsletter [[ASA]] by [John Novak]] in the 1970s was named for the two IBM rings in Austin and San Antonio...

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  • ... American author John Ball (who wrote the mystery novel "In the Heat of the Night" involving the African-American police detective Virgil Tibbs in 1965) performed as a semi-professional magician in college as Jacques_Morintell...
  • ... Joe Sternbach brought the New York Roundtable to the west coast by starting the Los Angeles Roundtable in 1946...
  • ... the magic newsletter ASA by [John Novak]] in the 1970s was named for the two IBM rings in Austin and San Antonio...
  • ... ‎Charles T. Jordon put out the Ten New Tricks Series in the 1920s...

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