Chautauqua Institution July 29 to Aug 4 Events
Chautauqua Institution presents a week of concerts lectures and performances. Notable entries include Walter Hendl conducting the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra with soloist Mary Sauer on piano and Sidney Harth as violin soloist, plus a later piano and vocal program with Patricia Bybell. Programs include a mental health talk by Dr Karl Menninger daily 4 30 p.m. and a puppet theatre, art lectures, and the Chautauqua Repertory Theatre at Norton Memorial Hall.
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Nday
Chautauqua Symphony
Walter ‘Hendl
Mary Sauer
Hall of Philosophy
P.m
Servicr
Chautauqua Choir
Richard Paige
Robert Woodside
Department of Religion
Howard C. Nut
United Congregational , Church
Bridge- Port
Connecticut
Karl Menninger
Pine Ovaai Marsh
Sherwood Stuaro
David Holden
YMCA
Hospitality House
Art Association
James Achuff
Chautauqua Art Center
Leelure
Muclout
Mermonial Church
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Walster Hendl
Gondictor
Sidney Harth
CLSC
Ann
My Sutton
David “Holder
Doris Goodrich Jones
Smith
Wilkes Hall
Sidney Sheldon
Chautauqua Repertory Theatre
Norton Memorial Hall
Ol Woodehopper
Woody Herman
Long Wait In Abortion Case Signals Thalidomide Debate
In New York City and state, officials report 70 physicians were supplied Thalidomide over three years, with 14 in NYC. At least three deformed babies born to mothers who used the drug during pregnancy. Inspectors seek all recipients to halt distribution and embargo remaining stock. About 5,000 doses were for clinical testing. 1,500 used, rest returned or destroyed. Estimates place 100 to 200 NYC patients treated, unclear how many were pregnant.
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New York
U.S. Foot and Drug Administration
George James
New York City
James
New Lork Ware
Health Department
Fawned Of His Rescuers An Orphan With Strange Tastes
A deer fawn found starved near Corry by Mr and Mrs Arthur Van Dresar became a nightly guest at their home. It enjoyed ice cream and pickles with the family and learned to stand on hind legs for handouts. After a month officials stepped in citing deer laws and the fawn’s fate remains uncertain.
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Arthur van Dresar
VanDresars
Corry
VanDresar
Jimsband
van Resars
Seon
Henry Lallo
Orthe Deon
Jaquith
Chautauqua Arts Faculty Show and Evening Events
The Chautauqua Art Center continues its Faculty Show through August 17 at CAA Galleries, 4 p.m. Talent Aid Recital at McKnight Recital Hall, admission $30. A Play, Roman Candle by Sidney Sheldon, runs at Norton Memorial Hall 8:30 p.m. The Chau tauqua Symphony Orchestra concert features Walter Hendl conducting with Beverly Bower as soprano.
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Chautauqua Art Center
CAA
School of Music
McKnight Recital Hall
Sidney Sheldon
Chautauqua Repertory
Norton Memorial Hall
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Walter Hendl
Beverly Bower
Plane makes forced landing near Sanford
Harvey Price, 44, of York, Pennsylvania, suffered minor injuries after a small airplane he was piloting from Houston ran low on fuel and nosed over in a field near Sanford, New York. He attributed the incident to fuel shortage during the flight.
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Sanford
N. Y
Harvey Price
York
Houston
Tex
Drought Hits Livestock as Farm Aid Looms
The drought continues to straiten livestock and hay supplies. Farmers seek relief through USDA loans up to 25000 via state and local ASC committees, with funds from a revolving Agriculture Department fund awaiting congressional approval. Hay cutting and grazing permissions end August 21 unless extended. Designation of disaster areas requires state and federal review.
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VASC
Washitaiiony
Agrienture Department
ASC
Secretary of Agriculture
Verbal Blast Plan Aims to Revise Soviet Inspection Policy
A new U S plan contemplates sending Dean to Geneva with a fresh package of American concessions for disarmament talks. Officials say presenting Geneva’s scientific findings could prompt Moscow to reconsider its hard line against any international inspection.
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Paes Queythe
Dean
Geneva
Moscow
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Chautauqua ‘Institution
Revington Arthur
Smith-Wilkes
Chantauqua” Symphony Orchestre
Patricia Bybell
Woman's Club
Dé Forrest
Kirkpatrick
West Virginia
the Apothecary
Joseph Haydn
Chautauqua Opera Association
Kurt Saffir
New York City Center
Smilth-Wilkes Hall
Chautauqua
James Yannatos
Soyee
Wykoff
Mobil
North Center Street
Sassafras
Bermuda
Gregor
Methregdr
Bermud
Irania
Kim Novak
James Garner
Tony Randall
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Arthur. Freed
Erica
George Barry Ceramllind
Hamilton Sullivan
Wut Gresh
Giniwalcorn - Mavnacocon
Dogo
Agatha Chetstie
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Citizens National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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