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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1965
Page
34
Robert Penn Warren discusses the Negro revolution in modern America in a detailed analysis of its causes, leaders, and potential outcomes. He questions who speaks for the movement and the moral implications of leadership, offering a probing critique of progress and power.
Maurice Dolbier reviews Warren's book built from tape interviews with Roy Wilkins and other leaders. The work blends questions and author commentary to reveal a diverse set of personalities, attitudes, and policies behind the Negro revolution and its leaders.
Alan Pryce-Jones reviews Christina Stead's The Man Who Loved Children a dense realist novel set in Georgetown Maryland. He praises interwoven domestic scenes strong horror yet faults excess piling on shock while noting Stead’s economy of effect and vivid character voices.
The review credits Frankel with a clear stance against irrationalism and the Two Cultures debate. It notes his accessible prose for general readers and his patient critique of anxiety as a cultural pattern. The collection, a year’s work, shows impatience with nay-sayers and value in readable arguments.
The book sheds light on the Romanov dynasty through the duchess memoirs while correcting myths about the royal family. It cites Grand Duchess Anastasia and Irene Rasputin, portraying Rasputin as a steadfast peasant with faith and healing gifts.
The book chronicles Paris liberation through hour by hour scenes focusing on De Gaulle, Paris Communists, and key figures including a German general and a double agent. It portrays war fears, bravery, and chaotic twists in a vivid personal narrative.
A Duke University history professor critiques Populist influence in the 1890s and the 1896 race in The Climax of Populism. Durden uses Marion Butler papers to argue no forced party plans or racist appeals by leaders, while outlining third party challenges and regional balances. The piece also surveys Graves's Mammon and the Black Goddess with excerpts from his MIT and London School of Economics writings.
June vacationers will hear Renata Tebaldi as the featured soloist for a special Menotti composed fanfare occasion.
A compilation of notable titles including Up the Down Staircase by Klein Kaufman The Ambassador by West Herzog by Bellow Hotel by Hailey Dont Stop the Carnival by Work Nonfiction Markings by Hammarskjold Queen Victoria by Longford The Oxford History of the American People by Morison My Shadow Ran Fast by Sands Journal of a Soul by Pope John XXIII.
A tribute notes Jerome Kern's lasting influence as coast to coast productions bring his melodies to television and radio. President Truman praises his simple honest songs that endure beyond fashion, living on in public voices and hearts.
Frederick Ayer Jr. writes a cloak and dagger tale where the principal character is not a professional spy. Regnery releases the work priced at four fifty with a focus on intrigue and impersonation.
The Picture and Music At Sunset present family friendly lawn concerts at Graylyn's French chateau. Performances start 6 30 p m on June and July featuring Walter Targ and a young violin program with prep for five and six year olds. The Guilford College music camp opens June 27 inviting registrations.
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