Lester Pearson Wins 1957 Nobel Peace Prize
Lester B Pearson of Canada received the 1957 Nobel Prize for leadership in United Nations efforts to end the British French Israeli invasion of Egypt. He accepted before King Olav V and the Nobel committee in Oslo, with a prize of 40275 dollars and a scheduled lecture to follow.
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Fine Arts Quartet Hits The Striking Pace In A Bartok Debut
Chamber ensemble led by Leonard Sorkin Abram Loft Irving Imer and George Sorkin delivered high energy performances of Beethoven Bartok and Schubert. Bartoks Fourth Quartet drew the strongest reaction with vivid rural imagery and stark movements while Death and the Maiden followed with brisk tempo and restrained sentiment. An encore pairing Polka from Shostakovich Golden Age and Schubert Scherzo closed as the crowd demanded more. Divorce suits filed in District Court include Virginia L Bracken against Ernest R Bracken and Lillian Johnson against William R Johnson. Syracuse undefeated in 10 straight regular season football games before a loss to Penn State on Oct 26.
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