OU Artists to Present Sunday Recital at Recital Hall
Two Ohio University faculty musicians Howard Beebe violinist and George Katz pianist will perform jointly Sunday at 8 p.m. in OU School of Music Recital Hall. Beebe, a Juilliard alum and former Duval Trio member, teaches at OU and leads multiple trios. Katz, a Juilliard graduate and Walter Naumburg winner, has appeared at Carnegie Hall and led broad coast to coast tours.
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Hollywood on TV Thursday and Friday night lineup
Television schedule lists multiple films and performances. Alfred Hitchcock mystery featuring James Stewart and Kim Novak opens Thursday evening, followed by Cry of the City with Shelly Winters and Richard Conte. Other titles include Tight Spot with Edward G Robinson and Ginger Rogers, Invitation to the Dance, Island of Love, The Last Safari, Flight of the Lost Balloon, Dark Waters, Mars Needs Women and Crack in the World across late night slots.
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Assembly Worker Show Set
NPR All Things Considered to explore worker feelings at a Baltimore GM plant. Barbara Newman interviews assembly line workers, UAW officials, and others on efforts to humanize conditions and improve programs. Air times on WOUB 5 p.m. and 6 30 p.m. local.
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Summer Jobs Available Across Federal Agencies
Congressman Clarence Miller says the U S Civil Service Commission confirms federal agencies are now accepting applications for summer employment. Filing deadlines vary by agency as programs qualify applicants for limited job opportunities.
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PBS Holds Emergency Meet On Nonfederal Public TV Funding
PBS plans an emergency meeting to discuss a nationwide interconnection funded by foundations and private contributions. The move follows CPB’s push to take over programming decisions, threatening PBS funding and station authority. Robert F Shenkkan questions CPB involvement as PBS explores alternatives. Sitka, Alaska, noted as a historic city in Tsarist times.
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