Summer Fine Arts Festival at UMass Offers Culture for a Shoestring Budget
The University of Massachusetts Summer Fine Arts Festival in Amherst offers free lectures, $1 dramas, and 75 cent Lenox Quartet concerts, drawing students and area residents alike. The festival, urged by Provost Oswald Tippo, has grown from a campus event to a regional cultural draw with plans for expansion next year.
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Doctor Prescribes Liquor For Treatment of Diseases
Prominent Harvard psychiatrist Dr. Morris E. Chafetz argues in Saga magazine that liquor can aid in treating heart and kidney disease and even diabetes when carefully controlled. He notes alcohol may help heart stress, provide carbohydrates, and assist malnourished alcoholics, while liver damage from hepatitis or cirrhosis is not evident with moderate use during convalescence.
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Rockwell Shares Film Work on Art Linkletter Show
Norman Rockwell of Stockbridge appeared on Art Linkletter to discuss film work in Hollywood. He recounted portraits of seven stars for Stage Coach, a bit part paid 200 dollars a day for three days, and his challenge in painting President Johnson while noting ease with Barry Goldwater’s portrait.
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