Unfinished Symphony Reflections on Kennedy Era Grief
The author compares national sorrow after a tragedy to Schubert’s unfinished symphony and recalls watching crowds in London for Joseph Kennedy’s visit. He muses on President Kennedy and politics, suggesting Kennedy’s era may resemble an unfinished symphony in its hopes and unresolved fate.
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Franz Schubert
London
LeBrun
France
George V
Buckingham Palace
Joseph Kennedy
America
Kennedy
Schubert
John Kennedy
Habitual plays mislead declarer in bridge lesson
Sheinwold notes defenders stick to familiar plays. The hand shows why the declarer must avoid the queen of spades finesse and instead read trumps from West’s king singleton. With dealer East-West vulnerable, the recommended action is pass or bid one spade.
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South
East
West
Declarer
Fast
Free Concert at Williams College Thursday Night
Flutist Jean Pierre Rampal and pianist Robert Veyren Lacroix perform in Jesup Hall Williams College at 8 30 pm next Thursday. Sponsored by Thompson Concert Committee the event is free and open to the public featuring works by Couperin Bach Haydn Schumann and Prokiev.
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Robert Veyren - Lacroix
Jesup Hall
Williams College
Eagle
Thompson Concert Committee
Couperin
Bach
Haydn
Schumann
Prokofiev
Susan Whittlesey Writes Book on U.S. Peace Corps
Miss Susan B. Whittlesey daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Whittlesey of 380 Holmes Road has written U S Peace Corps The Challenge of Good Will to be published December 12 by Coward McCann She is based at Peace Corps headquarters in Washington D C An honor graduate of Smith College she taught in Japan before joining the Peace Corps in Washington D C
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Susan B. Whittlesey
William A. Whittlesey
Holmes Road
U.S. Peace Corps
Coward McCann
Whittlesey
Peace Corps
Washington
D.C
Smith College
Debby Reynolds Learns French and Italian for Molly Brown
Debby Reynolds studies French and Italian for her film role in the movie version of The Unsinkable Molly Brown. The effort aims to sharpen accent and diction for the musical.
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Hollywood
UPI
Debbie Reynolds
Jazz Education Expands Across Colleges and High Schools
National Education Services reports jazz instruction now offered at over 125 colleges and universities. About 6,500 to 7,000 stage bands exist in U.S. high schools, with numerous regional and state festivals involving many colleges and groups. The initial stage band festival began in 1950, and over 150,600 students in colleges and high schools perform jazz.
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National Education Services
NES
U.S
Incredible Journey and The Great Chase Movie Timetable
The Capitol lists Incredible Journey at 4:00 and 3:45 and 6:25 and 9:00. The Great Chase shows 2:20 5:00 and 7:40. Little Cinema offers Featurette at 2:00 7:00 9:00 and The Suitor 2:38 9:33. Palace presents Cavalry Command 1:06 4:10 7:20 and Acapulco 2:30 5:40 9:00. Union Square shows Under the Yum Yum Tree 11 3:0 5:00 7:00 9:00 and The Critic 2:50 4:50 6:50 8:50. Berkshire Drive-In closes for season. Pittfield Drive-In screens Who Was That Lady 6:30 Under the Yum Yum Tree 8:00 Last Lonely and Vivacious 11:00. County timetable on Page 12.
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Palace
Acapulco
Union Square
Critic
Pittfield Drive-In
New Walter Kamys rediscovering charcoal in modern art show
North Leverett artist Walter Kamys presents a Stanhope Gallery exhibit blending charcoal with ink pencil and wash in 15 drawings and 15 oil paintings. The Berkshires winner toured Europe in 1959 studied master works and teaches at the University of Massachusetts with a Cave Hill Farm home in North Leverett and a Montague mailing address.
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North Leverett
Boston
Kamys
Berkshires
Berkshire Art Association
Stanhope Gallery
France
Spain
Europe
George Walter Vincent Smith Museum
Springfield
Malaga
Stanhope St
Kamus
University of Massachusetts
U. of M
Cave Hil Farm
Cave Mill Road
Tarzan Manuscripts to Be Published by Canaveral Press
New York, two unpublished Burroughs manuscripts will be issued next year by Canaveral Press, including a Tarzan story written during World War II and a Caligula biography titled I Am a Barbarian. Editor Richard A. Lupoff notes the latter was finished in 1941 but deemed too gloomy for wartime readers.
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Mr. Burroughs
Canaveral Press
Bible and Tannen
Fourth Avenue
Canaveral
Fiw
Tarzan
Caligula
Richard A. Lupoff
Burroughs
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