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    Telegram to C. E. Crawley from Amon Giles Carter Sr.

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    Telegram to C. E. Crawley from Amon Giles Carter Sr. stating his regret and sympathies in light of Gene's deat

    Letter re: Amon Carter, Jr.

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    Letter from Amon Carter to Mrs. Madge C. Rodgers regarding Amon Carter, Jr. as a prisoner of war

    Letter re: Amon Carter Field

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    Letter from Amon Carter to Horace C. Boren thanking Boren for photographs taken at the dedication of Amon Carter Fiel

    Campaign for nuclear disarmament march, Sydney, c.1963?, [2] [picture] /

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    Title supplied by photographer.; Part of collection: Jeff Carter collection of photographs, 1952-2002.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3103322

    Captain William Carter to James C. Furman

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    A two page letter from Captain William Carter to James C. Furma

    Letter re: Amon Carter, Jr.'s capture

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    Letter from Amon Carter to Lt. Commander Harry C. Butcher, US Navy, regarding capture of Amon Carter, Jr. by Nazis

    Commonwealth car drivers stand beside the Prime Ministerial car outside the Hotel Canberra in Commonwealth Avenue, Canberra, ca. 1958 [picture] /

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    Title devised by cataloguer based on inscription and other reference sources.; Part of the Jeff Carter vintage print archive, 1952-1974.; Inscriptions: "A typical Canberra scene; Commonwealth drivers awaiting their masters' appearance from conferences, etc."--Typed on verso; Photographer's copyright stamp on verso; "Prime Minister's Car c 1958 Jeff Carter"--In pencil on verso.; Condition: Slight yellowing.; Also available in electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn4557089; Purchased from the photographer, 2008

    Examining structural shifts in mortality using the Lee-Carter method

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    We present an extension of the Lee-Carter method of modeling mortality to examine structural shifts in trajectories of mortality. Austrian data consisting of 53 years of single-age mortality rates are subdivided into 30 24-year submatrices. Using singular value decomposition, the submatrices are decomposed into three component submatrices: 1) the multiple realizations of the index of mortality to which each respective age-specific death rate is linearly related; 2) the average shape across age of the log of mortality schedules; 3) the sensitivity of the log of mortality at each age to variations in the elements of the index of mortality. We refer to these latter submatrices to locate structural changes in mortality patterns. A comparison of the observed and estimated life expectancy indicates that the extended Lee-Carter method is superior to the original Lee-Carter method, particularly so for life expectancies at higher ages. We conclude by projecting life expectancy up to 2050, applying the Lee-Carter method to the whole time series (1947-1999) and comparing it to an application of the Lee-Carter method to the latest subsample (1976-1999). (AUTHORS)

    Notes by Amon Carter

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    Handwritten notes by Amon Carter regarding contributions to Paul Whiteman, American bandleader, and Billy Rose, theatrical producer, parties.Sallie Rand 50 for JCO Fund Earl Brown 10 Bomar 50 Bewley 25 Gay Chizum 25 Lou Green 25 Jack Herbert 25 Moncrief Washer Bros 25 Duncan 50 Roser 50 Harding 50 Stripling 50 Levy 50 Carter 50 John Collier 25 1st N 50 C Nat 50 Ben Keith 25 Stanley Th 50 Monnig 25 The Fair 25 Landreth 25 Barrett 25 Bub Rose 5

    Campaign for nuclear disarmament march, Sydney, c.1963?, [1] [picture] /

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    Title supplied by photographer.; Part of collection: Jeff Carter collection of photographs, 1952-2002.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn3103318. "Unfortunately the press usually featured images of younger, radical looking student type marchers, but in fact the bulk of protesters against both nuclear proliferation and the Vietnam war were typical conventional looking suburbanites from their late teens to late sixties." -- Description supplied by photographer
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