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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1964

Page

22

Misfortunes of Ogier the Dane translated for children

Salisbury native Dr Robert White Linker, UNC Chapel Hill professor, translates the medieval epic for children The Misfortunes of Ogier the Dane into a slim illustrated volume from John F Blair of Winston-Salem The work draws on a 12th century French chanson de geste by Raimbert of Paris and aims at readers nine to twelve.

Salisbury University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill John F. Blair Winston-Salem Ogier the Dane France Blair Robert White Linker Mitzi Shewmake Linker UNC Chapel Hill Modern Language Assn. of America Linguistic Institute South George Washington University University of North Carolina At Greensboro

Kennedy Father The Founding Father: The Story of Joseph P. Kennedy

Richard J. Whalen profiles Joseph P. Kennedy as a driven entrepreneur and patriarch shaping a Boston dynasty. The book covers his Harvard start, stock market fortunes, New Deal role, London embassy tenure, postwar real estate surge, and his sons’ rise, offering brisk gossip-like history.

Joseph P. Kennedy Richard J. Whalen New American Library Joseph Patrick Kennedy Whalen Boston Joseph Cabinet Senate Joseph Kennedy Harvard New Deal SEC Mtg London Ora Chamberlain

Orchestras Busy with Operas and Classic Concerts

New opera in concert form appears regularly with major symphonic houses. New York Philharmonic to perform Strauss Electra this week following a 1958 Mitropoulos version. Dorothy Lewis headlines Christmas Cheer at Memorial Auditorium with Bach, Beethoven, and Girard classic pieces. Handel's Messiah praised for choirs while debates over simplified official versions continue. Baptists plan Handel’s Messiah performance in High Point. The Collegians host a fundraising folk concert at High Point College for the Quadrennial Methodist Student Movement Conference in Lincoln Nebraska.

New York Philharmonic Strauss The Philharmonic Dimitri Mitropoulos Dorothy Lewi New York Town Hall Miss Lewis High Point High Point College Collegians Folkers Lincoln Nebraska Z. Melnikov

Blacklist Blasted Fear on Trial

The 1950s blacklist era is recounted through John Henry Faulk’s 1962 triumph over AWARE and Hartnett in a landmark case. Edward R. Murrow supported Faulk, key witnesses testified, and the verdict damages reveal the era’s chilling impact on entertainment careers and free speech.

John Henry Faulk Simon & Schuster AWARE Vincent Hartnett New York American Federation of Television and Radio Artists AFTRA CBS Radio WCBS Faulk Hartnett Syracuse Laurence Louis Nizer Edward R. Murrow Carl Sandburg Texas Nizer David Susskind Charles Collingwood Kim Hunter Everett Sloan Garry Moore Mark Goodson Niver Blachbuine Maruice Dolbier

Exasperating Book The Wounded Land by Hans Habe

Review pummels Hans Habe's The Wounded Land calling it exasperating yet containing worthwhile points. It faults Habe for a preachy tone and simplistic utopian critique of U S society while acknowledging insight into fears and intolerance and the dangers of sweeping generalizations about regions and people.

Hans Habe Coward McCann Switzerland Habe United States Kennedy

Best Sellers List Reveals Wide Range of Authors

A selection of popular books includes Herzog and Bellow works by diverse authors like The Rector of Justin and This Rough Magic. Other titles feature The Man, Candy, and Nonfiction Reminiscences. Readers encounter My Autobiography, The Italians, Markings, and Harlow in a broad catalog.

Weekday Bookmobile Routes and Times

The schedule lists daily routes with time slots from 9:30 to 4:45. Locations include College Village Shopping Center Pine Valley Road Marywood Oakview Road Ingleside Westover Southgate Oberlin Rockspring Brantley Farriss Hedrick Ashe Oakwood Rotary Ridgecrest Shopping Center Ragan Woodbury Franklin Worth Clara Cox Circle College Village Willard Gordon Elwood Wendell and Daniel Brooks homes.

College Village Pine Valley Road Marywood Oakview Road Woodview Ingleside Westover Southgate Oberlin Drive Eastwood Rockspring Road Eaton Place Brantley Circle Farriss Hedrick Ashe Oakwood Rotary Ridgecrest Shopping Center Ragan Woodbury Franklin Worth Avenue Clara Cox Willard

Patton Profile Reveals Brilliance and Flaws

A long profile of George S Patton Jr recounts his wartime genius with tanks and fierce loyalties, alongside vanity and rough rhetoric. The review notes his complex character, possible reincarnated warrior beliefs, and his impact on military tactics, ending as a balanced but mixed assessment.

Patton Ladislas Farage Obolensky George Smith Patton Jr Remy Navy Paitton Joseph L. Benham

Treason Again The New Meaning Of Treason

Rebecca West argues that treason's meaning has shifted with time and technology. The book expands from Joyce and Haw-Haw to atomic spies, Rosenbergs, Burgess and Maclean, plus the Profumo affair. She critiques egocentric scientists and money driven ethics shaping modern treason.

Rebecca West Viking Rebecca William Joyce Lord Haw-Haw John A. Ece Mans Microscopi Cally Alan Nunn May Klaus Emil Fuchs Julius Ethel Rosenberg Col. Abel Donald Maclean Guy Burgess Britain

Family Memoir of the Barry Mores and Their Turbulent Lives

The author presents three Barrymore siblings through tragedy and resilience. Alpert’s tale centers on a family bond during theater and film fame and later strain. Lionel sacrifices his etching career while John’s notorious exploits are explored with mixed judgment and sympathy.

Alpert Lionel John Gene Fowler

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