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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1963
Page
4
A critical essay on how television covered the Dallas assassination, the widow’s privacy, and the public transfer of the alleged assassin. It notes television’s sensationalism, voyeuristic viewing, and the tension between national mourning and media power, urging restraint and policy reflection.
The writer notes that during a bridge tournament he remembers to take his house keys to avoid being locked out on return. He credits good bridge with teaching this habit and shares a hand to reinforce the lesson for readers.
A dealer North-South vulnerable faces a complex bridge problem. After initial hearts and trumps, South must preserve an entry to his hand while drawing trumps. The recommended action is to bid one club, as the hand’s shape and high cards justify an opening bid rather than pass.
Hollywood reports Maureen O'Hara's daughter Browyn has debuted on screen and son James O'Hara will take a small part in the new film Kisses For My President. The family is drawing comparisons to the Sinatras and Crosbys as the Hollywood spotlight grows on the O'Hara clan.
The first true orchestra was formed in 1608 by Monte verde to furnish music for his opera Orfeo. Today about 2,000 symphony orchestras exist worldwide, with over 1,200 in the United States. More than 80 percent of U S symphony musicians are amateurs. School orchestras number 15,000.
Capitol presents Palm Springs Week end at 2 20 5 35 and 8 54 along with Thunder Island showings at 1 00 4 15 and 7 30. Palace runs Twilight of Honor at 2 25 5 40 and 8 55 and Out of This World at 1 05 4 20 and 7 30. Union Square screens The Running Man at 1 00 3 00 5 00 7 00 and 9 00 and Swiss Water Paradise at 2 40 4 40 6 40 8 40. Berkshire Drive-In open weekends only.
Williams College announces a free public recital in Jesup Hall by Jean Pierre Rampal on flute and Robert Veyron-Lacroix on piano. They perform works by Couperin Bach Haydn Schumann and Prokofiev. The program highlights include Couperin Fourt
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