BSO Plans 100 Engagements In 20 Cities During Winter
The Boston Symphony Orchestra led by Charles Munch will mount more than 100 engagements across 20 cities in the 1959 60 winter season opening in Boston October 2 and closing April 23 1960. It marks the 79th season with four series in Symphony Hall and tours including Cambridge Providence and New Haven plus guest conductors and first time soloists.
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BSO
Thomas D. Perry Jr
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Boston
Charles Munch
Ith
America
Symphony Hall
Utica
Stanley Theater
Syracuse
Lincoln Auditorium
Rochester
Eastman Theater
Toledo
the Peristyle
Detroit
Masaic Auditorium
Ann Arbor
Hill Auditorium
Carnergie Hall
New York
Academy of Music
Brooky
Woolsey Hall
New Haven
Washingtons
Constitution Hall
Dee
Northampton
Smith College
Englewood NJ
Daight Morrow High School
Newark
Baltimore
Lyric Theater
Storrs
University of Connecticut
New London
Connecticut College For Women
Philadelphia
Munch
Richard Burgin
Pianstg
Margot Weber
Claude Frank
Gregor Piatrigorsky
Isaac Stern
Gary Graffman
Anna Dorf|mann
Jorge Bolet
Arthur Fiedler
Charles River Esplanade
Tanglewood
Lenox
Top Leaders To Teach Baptist Course At First Baptist
Leaders from the Massachusetts Baptist Convention will teach a three week leadership course at First Baptist Church on Oct 8 15 and 22 from 730 to 930 pm. Dr Vincie Alessi announces the program Encounter for Learning with certificates for completers.
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First Baptist Church
Vincie Alessi
First Baptist
Doris Kramer
Boston
Massachusetts Baptist Convention
J. Vance Williams
Donald R. Putnam
Cheshire
Alessi
Kenneth Lucas
Thomas Tamblyn
Field
Park Memorial Baptist Church
Springfield
Sargis Matson
Robert Barker
Figin Batho
New UPI Wire Opened by President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower launches a coast to coast United Press International wire system by pressing a gold telegraph key. The ceremony started transmission on a double trunk teletype link and connected to UPI's world network for testing transcendent news.
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Gettysburg
UPS
Eisenhower
United Press International
White House
UPI
World Communications
Traveling Library Books Available to PHS Students
About 200 science and mathematics books will be available to Pittsfield High School students this year through the American Association for the Advancement of Science Traveling High School Library. Fifty titles have arrived and are in the school library. four changes per year.
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Pittsfield
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Association
Steinmer
PHS
Noo
Tito Calls Khrushchev US Visit a Great Hope for Peace
Belgrade Yugoslavia. Yugoslav President Tito said Khrushchev's trip to the United States is a great hope for world peace but urged that not everything at once could come from it.
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Yugoslavia
UPI
Tito Sunday
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
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