Eight-Week Program Planned at Tanglewood
Charles Munch announced the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s eight week Berkshire Festival at Tanglewood Lenox Mass opening with the Budapest String Quartet on July 4 and closing with Beethoven Symphony No 9 on August 26. Munch retires after 13 years as music director and the August 26 concert will be his farewell. Evening concerts start at 8 p.m. EDT and feature festival and Berkshire Music Center programming with guest conductors Monteux Ormandy and Steinberg. Vocalists and instrumental soloists including Adele Addison Joseph Silverstein and Ruth Posselt are slated along with chamber ensembles such as the Budapest String Quartet New York Pro Musica and Beaux Arts Trio. Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops headline benefits August 2 and 23. A brochure with programs and ticket forms is available from the Berkshire Festival Ticket Office, Symphony Hall Boston.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Tanglewood
Lenox
Mass
Budapest String Quartet
Munch
Berkshire Music Center
Summer School of Music
Bach
Mozart
Dr. Munch
Pierre Monteux
Eugene Ormandy
William Steinberg
Mr. Monteux
Mr. Ormandy
Mr. Steinberg
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Doctor Munch
Adele Addison
Bethany Beardslee
Phyllis Curtin
Donald Gramm
Freda Gray- Masse
Florence Koploff
John McCollum
Mac Morgan
Blake Stern
New York Pro Musica
New York
Boston Pops
Berkshire Festival
Symphony Hall
Boston
United States Would Need 39 Percent More Milk
Verle Houghaboom of Vermont Extension cites Dairy Statistics showing the U.S. average milk use 699 pounds per person vs the international 964 pound average. If Americans matched 964 pounds, production would rise about 39 percent to 174.8 billion pounds, based on 16-country comparisons.
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Burlington
United States
Verle Houghaboon
New “Dairy Statistics
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Houghaboom
Vermont Extension Service
U.S
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
Finland
France
West Germany
Ireland
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
U. S
Mrs. Mamis Heads American Women to Geneva Protest
Mrs. Justin Mamis of West Shaftsbury joins 49 other U S housewives from 17 states flying to Geneva to press Disarmament Conference delegates for immediate action. They carry thousands of signatures urging a nuclear test ban and overall disarmament now. She leads publicity for Women Strike for Peace and meets British organizers before and after the Geneva visit.
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Justin FE. Mamis
Coldstream Road
West Shaftsbury
Geneva
United States
Lenmdomn
Diana Collins
Canon Collins
Mothers Against War
Tivord Russell
London
Maris
Wromen Strike For Peace
New York
P’eace
Mrrs
Imiamis
U.S
Christimas Island
Mamis
BBC
Bennington College
Ralph Bunche Academy
Nairobi
Kenya
Bennington
Mental Health Association
Japan
Dagmar Wilson
Academy Award Nominee Films Enthrall Students
Benhi students and chaperone Miss Mary E Hutton viewed West Side Story in a balcony setting. They praised its dancing and emotional impact and noted the film's 11 Academy Award nominations. Other seniors watched The Children's Hour, lauded for acting and its five nominations.
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Benhi
Mary E. Hutton
Richard Beymer
Natalie Wood
George Chakiris
Rita Moreno
Miss Hutton
Geri Winchell
Judy Manes
Sherri Zyne
Karen Killen
Connie Matz
Linda Waite
Shirley MacLaine
Audrey Hepburn
James Garner
Karen Balkin
Greeks Name Jackie Kennedy Honorary Citizen
In Messini Greece Jacqueline Kennedy was named an honorary citizen after aiding 11 year old Chrysanthemis Papacotsis in a heart condition. Memi underwent heart surgery at Walter Reed Hospital and returned home last week following Mrs Kennedy's interest sparked during a July Greek tour.
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Messini
Greece
Peloponesus
Jacqueline Kennedy
Wheaton Names Dean of Swarthmore as Sixth President
Nort on College appoints William Courtney Hamilton Prentice as its sixth president. Prentice, Swarthmore graduate and former dean since 1956, previously taught at William and Mary Vermont and Johns Hopkins and served as a Navy and Air Force research psychologist in World War II. He succeeds A. Howard Meneely, who died last year after 17 years as president.
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Prentice
A. Howard Meneely
Women’s College
Bloodmobile Tops Quota in Bennington Blood Drive
Bennington area donors exceeded expectations with 136 pints donated at Elk's Barn as Blood Program records fell. Seventy three walk ins and 30 first time donors joined, with twelve O Negative donors and fifty four in Julie Ann Ahearn’s name.
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Bennington Area
Bennington
Bennington County
Julie Ann Ahearn
Burlington
Robert M. Parmelee
Volpe urges real cleanup as Massachusetts aims reform
Massachusetts Governor John A. Volpe says voters seek a full cleansing of public life after graft disclosures. He warns Republicans must fight harder in cities after a Supreme Court reapportionment ruling and predicts an Easterner could vie for vice president if Nixon is renominated.
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ST. Johnsbury
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Caledonia County
Richard M. Nixon
Howeve
Vermont
House
Supreme Court
Wyman Defends Private Probe of N H Reds
Louis C. Wyman former New Hampshire attorney general defends his private investigation into Communist influence in New Hampshire as fair and not a character assassination He spoke at Holy Cross College during a debate with Edward J Barshak of the Massachusetts Civil Liberties Union The discussion referenced Justice Brennan's dissent about names in Wyman's report and the Uphaus case
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Worcester, Mass
Louis C. Wyman
New Hampshire
Wyman
Holy Cross College
Edward J. Barshak
Massachusetts Civil Liberties Union
Barshak
William J. Brennan
U.S. Supreme Court
Brennan
Supreme Court
Willard Uphaus
Uphaus
New Haven
Conn
World Fellowship
Conway
N.H
Readers Wanted in Baltimore Bookstore Ad
A Baltimore book store displays a sign urging to stamp out TV Read Books, reflecting a lost cause yet still advertised in the area near Baltimore Street.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Street
Court weighs fate of Har m ony's rabbit hunt
In Iredell County a North Carolina case reaches the State Supreme Court over Harmony American Legion rabbit hunts by sticks and stones versus a proposed shotgun event. Richard Meek seeks to ban what he calls public nuisance teaching brute force, while legion representatives argue no nuisance. The justices questioned Meek and adjourned with the case under advisement after Superior Court dismissal.
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Raleigh, N.C
Richard Meek
Iredell County
State Supreme Court
Charlotte
Nual
Meek
William B. Rodman
R. Hunt Parker
Beckham
Superior Court
Walter Crissman
Legion Post
Supreme Court
Deep Play Elicits Mixed Reactions at Broadway Return
Benhi's Catamount reporters just back from New York describe Paul Scofield in A Man For All Seasons as Sir Thomas More with dignity yet note some audience confusion. George Rose’s versatile common man releases tension between scenes as the crowd reacts with a range of opinions from boredom to fascination.
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Benhi
New York
Man
Paul Scofield
Sir Thomas More
Carol Goodner
Alice
George Rose
Robert Bolt
Henry VIII
Saucy Sundae Apple Sauce Topping Recipe
Combine two cups of apple sauce with one cup light brown sugar. Heat until sugar melts then cool. Stir in two tablespoons grated orange rind and two tablespoons orange juice. Chill several hours to blend flavors. Makes one quart of vanilla ice cream or six servings.
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