Culture crisis in the South and the arts solution
UNC sociologist B Vance argues the South trails in arts and culture despite economic progress. He urges turning wealth into patronage for orchestras museums theaters and universities to foster a regional cultural renewal. He cites Faulkner Wolfe and Warren and warns against defending rural tradition at the expense of modern culture.
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Joan Page
Chapel Hill
South
University of North Carolina
Vance
Vance Ss
Nothcing
Shy Oars Saate
William Faulkner
Tom Wolfe
John Gould Fletcher
Clarence Cason
W. J. Cash
Robert Penn Warren
London Times Literary Supplement
United States
Republican Party
Birch Society
Arkansas
Alabama
North Carolina
Old North
Be rN iee Be rN iee BURRS and BOUQUETS Views Reviews Previews
The fragment lists sections titled Bur rs and Bouquets with views reviews and previews. It appears to be a lifestyle page focus on food presentation and event color and floral notes. No clear datable events or names emerge.
No Southern School Says Gossett Violence Defines Southern Fiction
Louise Y. Gossett challenges critics who label a distinct Southern school defined by violence. In A Violence in Recent Southern Fiction she argues each author, including Faulkner Wolfe Caldwell Warren O Connor Welty Styron Goyen Capote McCullers Gray, pursues an individual vision. She details climate of violence in works by 11 authors and cautions against a skewed image of the South.
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New South
Vance
South
Duke University Press
Louise Y. Gossett
Miss Gossett
William Faulkner
Thomas Wolfe
Erskine Caldwell
Robert Penn Warren
Glannery O'Connor
Eudora Welty
William Styron
William Goyen
Truman Capote
Carson McCullers
Shirley Ann Gray
Recital Dates Shifts and Arts Festival Highlights
Good Will Trip organizers plan a public concert today at 4 p.m. in UNC-G music building with the orchestra invited. Charles Lynam's recital was postponed to Tuesday May 11 at 8:30 p.m. in UNC-G. Barry Ruth takes about 100 Central High Orchestra musicians by bus to Hickory. they return tonight. Vladimir Howitz resumes concert work at Carnegie Hall on Mother's Day after a 12 year gap. Pfeiffer College's 1965 Arts Festival opened April 18 with Faure's Requiem and features Down In The Valley May 1, plus a Winston-Salem Orchestra performance with Bencini and Lee at top form. Critics recall Ricci Giannini in Carnegie Hall 1947 premieres. opinions differed on Vittorio Giannini's Sonata for Violin Alone.
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Charles Lynam
Unc-G
Chestra
Barry Ruth
Central High Orchestra
Hickory
Vladimir Howitz
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer College
Faure
Aldersgate
Richard H. Brewer
Winton-Salem Orchess Symphony
John Lued
Ruggiero Ricci
Vittori Giannini
Ricci
Vittorio Giannini
the Tribune
New York Post
The Worm Returns reviewed in Sober Subject
James McConnell edits Sober Subject a Prentice Hall collection priced at 3.95 The Worm Runner's Digest essays cartoons and verse critique lab jargon logic absurdities and Carroll inspired fantasy. McConnell notes the balance of seriousness and wit in a science oriented satire.
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James McConnell
Prentice Hall
McConnell
Psycholoon McConnell
Lewis Carroll
Alice
Bookmobile Schedule By Day At Local Stops
Monday routes run 9 30 to 11 45 at College Village Shopping Center and other stops including Kennedy Carr Wrightenberry and Emerywood. Tuesday features Southgate Shopping Center Pine Ridge Lex ington at Florida and Farriss Brantley Circle stops. Wednesday lists College Village Hedrick Ashe English Oakwood and Oberlin Eastwood. Thursday and Friday have no service.
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College Village
Kennedy
Carr
Wrightenberry
Lincoln Drive
Overbrook
Emerywood
Southgate
Pine Ridge Drive
Lexington
Florida
Brantley Circle
Farriss
Hedrick
Ashe
Oakwood
Oberlin Drive
Eastwood
Best Sellers Fiction and Nonfiction Highlights
A list of top books includes Herzog by Saul Bellow Up the Down Staircase by Kaufman Harry Sundown by Gilden The Man by Wallace Funeral in Berlin by Deighton Nonfiction Markings by Hammarskjold My Shadow Ran Fast by Sands The Founding Father by Whalen Queen Victoria by Longford Reminiscences by MacArthur.
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Bellow
Kaufman Harry Sundown
Gilden
Man
Wallace
Berlin
Deighton
Hammarskjold
Sands the
Whalen
Queen Victoria
Longford
MacArthur
War CASTLE KEEP
A late 1944 Ardennes castle tale by William Eastlake follows American POWs and a motley group as they confront a noble castle owner and a grim defense. The novel blends comedy and tragedy with lively dialogue and a focus on the castle’s eerie hold over disparate characters.
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Castle Keep
William Eastlake
Simon & Schuster
Eastlake
Ardennes Forest
Falconer
The Decline of the West by Oswald Spengler overview
A review outlines Spengler’s ambitious century spanning work on civilizations rising and falling. It notes the 1922 English edition in Modern Library and the book’s dense abstract German prose, with provocative, controversial judgments and a pessimistic view of Western decline.
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Oswald Spengler
Helmut Werner
Modern Library
Oswald
Arnold Toynbee
Spengler
Europe
United States
Library Week Proclaimed in North Carolina 1965
Governor Dan K. Moore designates April 25 to May 1, 1965 as Library Week in North Carolina. The message lauds libraries as information centers and cornerstones of a free society, urging planned reading for all ages.
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North Carolina
Dan K. Moore
Review of The Great War Barbarossa and World War II
Alan Clark’s 522 page study surveys the 1941 45 conflict between Germany and Russia with emphasis on Moscow Stalingrad Kursk and the Od er battles. The work argues the Eastern front remains decisive and notes Russian sources are scarce but essential.
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Alan Clark
Morrow
My of
SS East
Goering
Hitler
Russia
Poland
Soviet Union
Denmark
Norway
Low Countries
Clark
Winter
Moscow
Stalingrad
Kursk
Oder
East
Sociation of
Great Britain
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Durham
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