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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1964
Page
4
A columnist recalls his snobbish years before marriage and children, confessing how nightly television with his son disrupts family routines. He describes the quiet hour ritual, boredom, and a shift from ideals to watching Adventures in Paradise together despite the implausible plots.
Milton R. Base laments child TV exposure and seeks judgment on violence in Combat and similar shows. He recalls letting a sleeping child watch safe cartoons but worries about late night depictions of brutal warfare and asks readers to name a day to discuss the issue in Park Square.
Bridge column discusses a freezing weather metaphor and a complex hand. West opens clubs, declarer wins, West discards, revealing diamonds. Parish deduces West held all five missing diamonds, plans a swindle, declarer ends in slam after a diamond play. With South holding spades 10 9 5 3, hearts 8 7 4 2, diamonds none, clubs 9 8 5 4 2, the suggested call is Pass to avoid worsening contract.
Capitol shows Man's Favorite Sport at 1 10, 4 55, 8 40 and Hide and Seek at 3 15 and 7 00. Palace presents Global Affair at 1 00, 3 50, 6 40, 9 25 and Chase Me Charlie at 2 40, 5 25, 8 15. Union Square lists The Cardinal at 1 30, 4 50, 8 15. County timetable on Page 20.
The New Dramatists Committee says 100 plays by its members have been produced on Broadway and 70 off Broadway works have been presented. Many works followed authors completing training stints. The group now has 36 members including a policeman and an instructor at a city penal institution.
In Huntington, Richard Stankiewicz, a leading figure in scrap metal sculpture, welds junk into abstract forms that challenge norms. Born 1922 in Philadelphia, he studied in Detroit New York Paris and never attended college, choosing self apprenticeship and continual shows including a three week New York solo ahead. He works in a Buckminster Fuller geodesic dome studio near his home, treats rust as natural, and aims to grow like a plant through iterative creation with machines, engines, and car parts forming skeletal, open structures.
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