L Etoile on East 59th Street Schooled in French Atmosphere
A stylish New York luncheon spot, L Etoile blends French and American flair with glamorous ambience. Menu spans 17 hors d oeuvres, 11 salads, 13 meats, 8 fish dishes, soups, souffles, and pastries, with dinners from 5.95 to 8.50 plus late snacks and distinct ice cream sodas, earning praise for its elegant desserts and overall French spirit.
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L’etoile
East 59Th Street
New York City
New York
Paris
Ratatouille
Provence
Marseille
Coquille St. Jacques
Burgundy
Ground Floor serves superb pheasant soup at CBS building
CBS board chairman Paley favors perfection in dining and visits the Ground Floor for its cream of pheasant soup. We sampled terrine of partridge, pheasant soup, steak au poivre, bible lettuce and chocolate mousse, with fixed price dinners at $9.75. A memorable night out, though pricey, worth it for the soup.
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52Nd St. Cbs Board
Mr. Paley
CBS
Scientists Seek Aid to Avert Global Food Crisis
Pasadena scientists at Cal Tech warn that without proper aid and rapid brain-power development in the world’s poorer nations, mass starvation could loom in 90 years. They urge reversing brain drain, refocusing foreign aid, and investing in education and tech training to boost local production and avoid dependency.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
California Institute of Technology
United States
India
Cal Tech
James Bonner
Harrison Brown
Brown
Africa
John Weir
Bonner
Viet Nam
Berlin
Television In Review Explores Kennedy Assassination Conspiracy
Hollywood reports a 10 day prime time focus on Kennedy assassination and Robert Kennedy. NBC airs The J F K Conspiracy with Frank McGee tonight at 8 P M Eastern exploring key witnesses and Garrison’s case. CBS Reports examines RFK and U S policy with Roger Mudd Tuesday at 10 P M Eastern. CBS also presents a four part Warren Commission examination starting Sunday 10 P M Eastern with Cronkite Rather Barker. The package is described as a major provocative television event. London brief notes a bicyclist collision with a mounted policeman as the horse falls on the bike.
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Hollywood
UPI
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
NBCTV
Jim Garrison
Frank McGee
Nbc-Tv
New Orleans
Dist
Atty
Garrison
Fred Freed
CBS
Robert Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
William Manchester
Gore Vidal
Jacob Javits
Edward Kennedy
John Tower
Pierre Salinger
Ethel Kennedy
Robert
Samuel Yorty
Los Angeles
Roger Mudd
Cbs-Tv
Walter Cronkite
Dan Rather
Eddie Barker
Krld-Tv
Dallas-Fort Worth
Richard S. Salant
CBS News
Los Angeles Times
National Publications Highlight Vermont Medical Activities
National publications feature Vermont medical work. The Medical Tribune covers a Windsor Prison study where eight inmates gain 25 percent weight then return to normal, with Dr. Ethan A.H. Sims directing. Journal of the American Medical Association and Medical Tribune also report Dr. Jerold F. Lucey testing light exposure for low birth weight infants to reduce hyperbilirubinemia in isolette hooded care, potentially lowering neonatal jaundice and transfusion needs. Medical World News notes a Woodstock Inn faculty retreat on continuous comprehensive personal family care, envisioning multi specialist teams delivering full care in an area.
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The
Medical Tribune
Windsor Prison
Ethan A.H. Sims
Vermont
Journal of the American Medical Association
Jerold F. Lucey
College of Medicine
Lucey
American Pediatric Society
Society For Pediatric Research
Medical World News
Woodstock Inn
Tanglewood Music Center Opens Sunday for Its 27th Season
The Berkshire Music Center at Tanglewood announces its 27th summer session beginning Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the theatre. About 250 musicians will enroll for eight weeks, joining Boston University and New England Conservatory courses for college credit and a Berkshire Theatre Festival program. Opening exercises feature Erich Leinsdorf, Randall Thompson’s Alleluia, and remarks by Henry B. Cabot and Thomas D. Perry Jr. Returning faculty include Joseph Silverstein and Gunther Schuller.
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Lenox
Mass
Berkshire Music Center
Tanglewood
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Summer Center For the Advanced Study of
Boston University
School of Fine and Applied Arts
New England Conservatory
Music Center
Berkshire Theatre Festival
Erich Leinsdorf
Randall Thompson
Paul Calloway
Washington Cathedral
Henry B. Cabot
Thomas D. Perry Jr
Joseph Silverstein
Gunther Schuller
Louis Speyer
Claude Frank
Tanglewood Institute
Victor Rabin
Friends of the Berkshire Music Center
Tanglewood Garden
British Drag Feet On Color Television
London reports Britain moves cautiously into color TV despite RCA President Robert Sarnoff predicting a $280 million yearly market in five years and doubling after that. First color broadcasts may yet exceed color set ownership by Wimbledon time, as only 35,000 to 50,000 sets are expected by December. Prospects hinge on price about $800, with American firms ready to share the color technology bonanza.
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London
UPI
Britain
Robert W. Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
United States
Westminster Chamber of Commerce
RCA
Sarnoff
Europe
British Radio Equipment Manufacturers Association
British Broadcasting Corporation
Joseph Robinson
Radio Ren
BBC
West Germany
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Television In Review
Chris Shaw
Chris
Christopher
Burlington
AMA
Tanglewood Music Center
Tals
France
Russia
Western Europe
Bennington
House of
Elinor Durfee
Tele
Brigg’s Corners
Ricky
Carroll Pierce
White Creek
N.Y
Automotive Agencies
Toyota
Spike
S. Call
All, Kid, Garten 2
By Charles M. Schulz
Blondie
Spring Lake
Johnny Hart
Chic Young
Steve Canyon
Milton Caniff
Poteet Canyon
Steve
Red China
Commandant
Heart of
Juliet Jones
Earl
By Stan Drake
Volkswagen
Williams & Bugbee, Inc
E. Main St
Walter Barber
Firebird
Bonneville
Catalina
Walter L. Barber, Inc
Pontiac-Buick
North Bennington Road
Carmody Simca
Bennington, Vt
Piloor’ Ford
Main St
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