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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1966
Page
38
Previously unpublished letters from Havana reveal Ernest Hemingway writing to Gregory and Patrick Hemingway during 1939. The missives describe fishing adventures, boxing talk with Joe Louis, and progress on For Whom the Bell Tolls while World War II looms.
The 1966 Nobel laureates Shmuel Yosef Agnon and Nelly Sachs share a focus on Jewish life through the Holocaust and Israel. Agnon, born 1888 in Buczacz, led a life spanning Galicia to Jerusalem and wrote novels such as The Bridal Canopy. Sachs, born 1891 in Berlin, fled to Stockholm, with postwar verse reflecting persecuted Jews. They have never met, with Sachs expressing pride yet noting they never met.
A study of Ned Hughes a Mississippi plantation owner whose descent into obsession reshapes family ties In 1937 Deep South setting he aims to elevate his son Laurance and marry off Annabella while a fatal illness hits Laurance This psychological novel traces decay within a narrow white and Black social circle.
Hollywood star Gloria Swanson says her vitality at 67 comes from interest in everything. She rejects superficial prettiness and wants to understand how things work, guiding her lively outlook.
Frances Redding soprano and Pat May pianist of High Point College present a 3:30 pm recital in Memorial Auditorium featuring contemporary works by Orff Shostakovich Prokofiev and new songs by Dilys Laing. The program highlights six Laing poems and a premiere by the North Carolina Symphony Chamber Music Players at Wesley Memorial Church.
The Statesman denounced New Delhi as a dirtiest capital due to open drains unhygienic public toilets curbside food stalls and refuse dumps. Officials faced blame for permitting the filth and squalor.
Rod Steiger to guest star in Lincoln Center Repertory revival of Galileo. Mahagonny listed for off Broadway run co sponsored by Carmen Capalbo who helped stage The Threepenny Opera.
A.E. Hotchner, promoting Papa Hemingway in West Germany, doubts detailing Hemingway's mental decline and death. He cites Hemingway's private code for truth yet worries about betraying friendship, recalling Hemingway’s remark on integrity in writing.
Hollywood notes reveal Pamela Freeman, 22, LA native and former Beverly Hills High cheerleader, was tested while under a hair dryer and chosen from 300 hopefuls to play Phyllis Diller’s daughter Stephanie. It marks her first acting job and she has a recording contract with on show singing plans.
Review of Harold E. Kohn's new book of 40 essays with his drawings. The Congregational minister and syndicated columnist offers humane meditations on life's meaning in ordinary moments. Readers are urged to find inspiration, balance, and positive insight in daily life. AUTHOR SAM J. UNDERWOOD praises the work.
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