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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1966
Page
17
National Book Award winners and contenders are listed with works across categories. Names include Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. for history and James Dickey for poetry, with other authors noted among university presses and ongoing judging for the awards.
Des de la lee Le ae Des tonal Reet Award adds to a long list of honors for Miss Porter who reflects on writ ing life and dedication while acknowledging the struggle to publish. Schlesinger honors President Kennedy and the lasting impact of his leadership, praising the conscience and vision Kennedy inspired. Flanner of Indianapolis, Paris since 1921, writes for the New Yorker and is signed Genet in half a century of dispatches. Dickey, Atlanta native and Air Force veteran, serves as poet in residence at San Fernando Valley State College and was named Library of Congress consultant in poetry.
A survey for the Council on Foreign Relations critiques myths about Communist China and U S policy. Steele reports diverse expert views, noting gaps in knowledge, public readiness to re-examine myths, and calls for more informed debate amid rising China influence.
Winston-Salem Symphony presents Schumann Symphony No 3 in B flat major at Rynalds Auditorium as part of its fourth concert of the season. The program spotlights local natives Thomas Moore John Garvey and Charles Fussell with soloists and a commissioned piece, all marking the bicentennial year celebrations. The edition also notes UNC Greensboro Summer String Institute and other music events at local venues.
Chapel Hill recounts George Moses Horton, the enslaved poet who wrote verses for students before the Civil War. He became North Carolina’s first self-supporting writer and the first southern Black published poet, later moving with a Philadelphia patron to publish a final collection. Horton died in 1898 in obscurity.
In this 1941 memoir inspired novel Louis Auchincloss crafts a threefold narrative about Guy Prime, Rex Geer and Angelica Hyde. The false light of Prime’s past shatters marriages and reputations while the three figures mirror and distort each other through time. Truth remains elusive as each voice offers a self serving retelling within a time capsule of scandal and high society.
The list features fiction titles including The Double Image by Macianes, The Source by Michener, The Embezzler by Auchincloss, Those Who Love by Stone, The Billion Dollar Brain by Deighton, and nonfiction picks like In Cold Blood by Capote, A Thousand Days by Schlesinger, The Proud Tower by Tuchman, Games People Play by Berne, and A Gift of Prophecy by Montgomery.
The city of Greensboro North Carolina will receive a 151320 loan from the Urban Renewal Administration for a 130 acre renewal project. The government has earmarked 5.1 million for the initiative.
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