Treasure chest of Byron Shelley papers found in London bank vault
A 19th century trove discovered in Barclays Bank Pall Mall East contains Byron manuscripts including Canto 3 of Childe Harold and many Shelley items, with possibly unpublished poems and dozens of letters. British Library to catalog and display the collection. valued up to 1.67 million dollars.
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London
Roy Davids
Sotheby Park Bennet and Company
Danie P. Waley
British Library
Barclays Bank
Pall Mall East
Times of London
Bevis Hillier
Scrope Berdmore Davies
England
Byron
Childe Harold
Shelley
Mont Blanc
Davies
Lord Byron
Pall Mall
Bank
Scorpe Berdmore Davies
Martin R. Davies
Bristol
John
Hillier
Thomas
Christopher Norman-Butler
Norman-Butler
Martin Davies
Frances Webster
Scropes
Samuel Decimus Davies
United States
Northumberland
Napoleon
St. Helena
Cambridge
Public radio plans Vermont station on Mt Ascutney
Vermont Public Radio aims to launch the first public broadcasting station in Vermont by June 1 from Windsor House in Windsor with a shared antenna on Mt Ascutney and later add a Burlington link from Mt Mansfield. The non profit group seeks federal and private funding, pledging local program origins and a balanced, open access approach within federal guidelines.
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Vermont
Steve Robinson
Burlington
Robinson
Vermont Public Radio
VPR
Windsor House
Windsor
Vermont Educational Television
Mt. Ascutney
WPR
National Public Broadcasting Service
New Hampshire
Vermont Symphony
Boston University
Carl Ruggles
Elliot Carter
Peter Frampton
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Johnson
Yankee
National Corporation For Public Broadcasting
CPR
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Eva Gebhard- Gourgaud Foundation
Public Radio
ETV
University of Vermont
Brattleboro
Peter Benton
First Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Edward Janeway
Londonderry
Taylor Caldwell at 76 still writing prolific novels
Buffalo based novelist Taylor Caldwell, famed for Dynasty of Death and Captains and the Kings, at 76 and ailing yet unfazed, continues to write in long, dense novels. She lives in Buffalo with a deafness that requires notes for visitors and maintains a fierce drive, monetary interest, and a prolific output with future works in mind.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Taylor Caldwell
Finis
Joseph P. Kennedy
Caldwell
Sula
Miss Caldwell
Marcus
University of Kiev
Manchester
England
Janet Miriam Taylor Holland Caldwell
Janet
Taylor
Doubleday
Stewart Richardson
Fawcett Crest
Greece
Rome
Daughters of the American Revolution
B'nai Brith
The
Christian Crusade
Patrolmen’s Association of Buffalo
Judas
Jess Stearn
Roland Smith
Mary Magdalene
Saladin
Egypt
Syria
Prominent Soviet conductor Barshai to emigrate to Israel
Rudolf Barshai founder of the Moscow Chamber Orchestra and a leading Soviet conductor said he has been granted permission to emigrate to Israel. Officials summoned him to notify approval though no exit visa date was given. He applied in August after seeking a sabbatical. he has not worked with the orchestra since November and last performed October 3 before the tour.
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Miss Caldwell
William Everett Stancell
Policy Board
Liberty Lobby
John Birch Society
Moscow
UPI
Rudolf Barshai
Moscow Chamber Orchestra
Soviet Union
Israel
Barshai
Chamber
Austria
West Germany
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Times
Hellespont
Constantinople
John Cam Hobhouse
Lord Broughton
Virginia Page
Atlantis
Mary Margaret
University of Buffalo
Marcus Reback
United States Immigration Department
Judith
Scribner’s
Chestra
West
Northshire
Main
Manchester Center
SUN
Santa
Bennington
Munich
Immaculate Conc
Hoosick Falls
Darby Lloyd Rains
Ichi
Spring Street
Williamstown
Robert Altman
Rene Auberjonois
Marcel Bezzufi
Hugh Millais
Susannah York
Cathryn
Ireland
Vilmos Sigmond
McCabe
Mrs. Miller
SBS
Fen
Hurs
Roman Polanski
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