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• Yields Fame for Ideal, The Kansas City Star, (Kansas City, Missouri), 3 January 1960 • Page 19
• Charles Wolcott; Musician, Baha'i Leader, by Burt Polkart, Los Angeles Times, January 29, 1987
• Ten U.S. finalists featured at international Baha’i film festival;Film Festival Honors Composer, January 25, 2013, Baha'i Faith United States Official Website
• Sheila Banani poetry, U.S.A., Bafa magazine, (compiled from Poem: Riddle, in Arts Dialogue, March 1996, Artist Profile and 5 Poems: My Daddy Wrote Rock'n'Roll, Watercolor, Return, Life's Rainbow, Translation in Arts Dialogue, March 1995)

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