Art of Tapestry Revival Heads Montreal Artists
Montreal designers Micheline Beauchemin and Mariette Rousseau Vermette lead a revival of tapestry for the Center of Performing Arts in Ottawa set for 1968. Beauchemin will weave fiberglass and aluminum curtains for the opera hall, while Rousseau Vermette, working in wool, designs theater curtains. The artists were chosen by national judges and describe their work as three dimensional, lighting dependent, and sculptural.
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Micheline Beauchemin
Mariette Rousseau - Vermette
Ottawa
Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights Family Debates
A reader asks about a teen bride carrying a wheat bouquet at a church wedding, while another seeks advice on daughters calling boys and a traveling salesman father. Ann Landers counsels discretion, family acceptance, and practical dating norms.
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Ann Landers
Geraldine
West Coast
Ann
Penelope Dear Pen
Cranberries Add to Pecan Pie Twist
A new pecan pie variation adds fresh cranberries for a cake like texture. Line an 8 inch pie pan with cranberries and pecans, then bake the batter at 9325 degrees for 45 minutes until the crust browns.
De Gaulle Greets Kosygin On Paris State Visit
Soviet Premier Kosygin arrived in Paris for a nine day state visit to strengthen France Soviet ties. President de Gaulle met him at the airport in Paris marking his first official West visit since 1964.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
France
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
Kosygin
Moscow
West
de Gaulle
Talks Set to Address German Reunification and New Coalition
A day of talks is expected to cover German reunification and the new West German coalition government, along with Viet Nam and other issues.
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Viet Nam
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