Williamstown picks Savages and Summer and Smoke for 1975
Williamstown Theatre Festival announces Christopher Hampton’s Savages July 15-19 and Tennessee Williams Summer And Smoke July 22-26 as part of its 21st season. Director Peter Hunt, returning for his 104th Williamstown run, leads Savages, a sharp satire on civilized man set against uprisings in Brazil. The festival may also stage a new version Ec centricities of a Nightingale if ready, otherwise Summer And Smoke proceeds.
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Dinner Downtown Gains Popularity at Paddy's Restaurant
The Senior Center dining room serves 20 meals daily and reservations are required by 10:30 a.m. the day before. The Hot Meals Program invites anyone over 60 to join, with flexible payments and confidential arrangements through site manager Claire Santway.
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Herring Fleet Exodus Hits Georges Bank Fishing
Soviet purse seiners, numbering about 125, idle on Georges Bank in late May, retreat from New England waters as NMFS data show the herring fishery in trouble. Captains dispute abundance versus depth, while other foreign vessels linger for cod, hake, and squid. A Bulgarian trawler was seized for lobsters near Nantucket.
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Pionersk
Douglas' ability to judge questioned by justices
Los Angeles report says Supreme Court members fear Justice William O. Douglas may be unable to perform duties after a December stroke. He risks losing support as undecided cases rise. aides read documents and Justice Brennan relays opinions, delaying work. Meals list included for week with reservations line.
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New York
Institute For Rehabilitation Medicine
New York University
William J. Brennan Jr
Mississippi Governor's Mansion Restored as National Landmark
The 130 year old Mississippi Governor's Mansion in Jackson was rededicated as a National Historic Landmark in ceremonies featuring four former Mississippi governors and leaders from Texas Tennessee and Guam. Former Gov John Bell Williams recalled moving out when it was uninhabitable.
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Two women freed over newborn sale case in Argentina
In RESISTENCIA Argentina two women arrested for allegedly trying to sell a newborn baby were released after a judge ruled the Argentine penal code lacks a prohibition covering their act.
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The Boat Review by Lothar Buchheim
A critical look at Buchheim's World War II submarine novel The Boat. The review praises technical detail and vivid sea battles while noting narrative limits. It questions whether the book transcends genre to offer a fresh antiwar perspective for American readers.
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Shellfish poison halts clam and mussel harvest
New Hampshire fish and game bans shellfish taking along an 18 mile coastline after tests show red tide contamination in shellfish. The ban covers tidal flats from Hampton to Portsmouth. authorities urge caution while noting lobsters are unaffected and patrols will be increased.
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Dlam Flats
New Hampshire town tightens security for Can Am races
Police Chief Robert Fiske says Loudon residents feel safer as Can Am weekend looms. Towns banned roadside camping and state law bans camping on roads. 25 outside officers hired to patrol Route 108 and back roads. Event shifts from AMA to Canadian American Challenge with about 5 000 spectators.
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Robert Fiske
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London
Verna Young
Young
Belmont
Theresa Swains
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