Passover resonates as freedom rite across Jewish world
The festival begins with the seder as families remember the Exodus led by Moses. Rabbi Julius Mark calls freedom an ongoing struggle across generations while Jack Davis urges renewed Jewish commitment to oppose division. The National Jewish Welfare Board distributes meals to 100000 Jewish service members and a new passage honoring Nazi victims is added to seders.
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Transylvania University Traces 1783 Founding to Lexington Move
The Presbyterain affiliate university began as Transylvania Seminary in 1783, moved from Crow's Station to Lexington in 1792, and adopted its current name six years later, establishing its long west of the Allegheny legacy.
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Opera Singer Receives Many Fan Letters in New York
In New York AP reports that opera stars attract vast fan mail while rock couples cope with fame. Loretta Corelli wife of Metropolitan Opera tenor Franco Corelli notes his throat care and travels with fan attention but avoids jealousy, stating he is diligent about his voice and health.
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Franco Pola Fans and Letters Besiege Verona Hero
Loretta, his wife of three years, describes Franco Pola as sought after by fans who flood him with letters and telegrams from around Europe. He recalls singing at La Scala and the Met while avoiding outdoor autograph lines in bad weather.
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Fonda to star and coproduce film of A Gift of Time
Henry Fonda will star and coproduce the movie version of A Gift of Time after appearing on Broadway. Olivier de Havilland will reprise her stage role Garson Kanin will co produce with Fonda. Location scenes are planned for August in southern France with interior shoots in a New York studio.
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Former Actress Chooses Quiet Life Over Broadway in Acapulco
Sloan Simpson, ex-wife of William O Dwyer and former New York actress, moved to Acapulco on December 23 1960 and opened a women’s clothing shop. She plans a second shop and says she loves living there despite warnings she would tire of the climate and isolation. She is reportedly unofficially engaged to Ken Morgan Desilu publicist, though both are divorced.
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