Farrell Twofold: Studs Lonigan Author Publishes 50th Book
James T. Farrell, 71, famed author of Studs Lonigan, reveals plans for his 50th book The Dunn Family to be published by Doubleday, discusses anti establishment critics, financial troubles, and his ongoing projects A Universe of Time and a three volume autobiography. He defends writing about common people and reflects on fame, censorship, and enduring reader letters.
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Pieces of the Frame by John McPhee review
John McPhee’s Pieces of the Frame collects eleven New Yorker pieces on topics from Georgia nature trips to Atlantic City game streets. McPhee educates and entertains with precise prose and strong contrasts, yielding vivid sentences and thoughtful preservation advocacy.
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Christopher Robin Tells Own Story
Christopher Milne recounts growing up as the real Christopher Robin in A.A. Milne’s Pooh world. The memoir outlines early fame, eventual longing for privacy, and a mellowing view of his father’s writings. The book notes a gentle, personal tone and reflects on family life managed by a loving mother and the famous author father.
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First Prize Awarded In Piano Competition
Milan A P Jeffrey Swann 23 won first prize in a new piano contest in Milan earning $5,000 a recording contract engagements with major Italian orchestras and a recital series. Swann from Hurst Texas studied at Juilliard with Adele Marcus. He beat 35 pianists from 18 countries. Jeno Jando of Hungary took second. Craig Sheppard and Marioara Trifan tied for third.
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Evening programs include Conversations, Jean Shepherd's America, Tarzan 6:30, Vision On, NBC News, Shades Of Ebony 7:00, Candid Camera 7:30, The Year Of The Shark, The Family Holvak 8:00, Six Million Dollar Man 8:30, Kojak 8:30, Masterpiece Theatre 9:00, Sixty Minutes 9:30, Storm Tide 10:00, The Shakers 10:30, Catch The Brightest Star 10:30, News Chronolog 10:30, Report To The People 11:00, Nightbeat 11:00, Eyewitness News 11:00, CBS Sunday Night News 11:15, Sunday Night Movie: Force Five 11:30, Late Movie 11:45, Weekend Eyewitness News 12:00, ABC Weekend News 12:15, The Protectors 12:45, Washington Report.
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