Pei Designs Kennedy Memorial With Architect’s Discovery
In a Madison Avenue office architect I M Pei sets out to learn who John F Kennedy was. He will design the Kennedy Memorial Library in Boston and aims to capture Kennedy's essence in stone and concrete. Pei compares his evolving view to his own design language. He rose quickly after WWII and founded his firm in 1955. His works include the MIT Earth Sciences Center and Idlewild Airport's 1960 terminal competition winner.
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New York
Madison Avenue
Pei
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Kennedy
Canton
China
John F. Kennedy Memorial
Boston
I. M. Pei and Associates
National Institute of Arts and Letters
American Institute of Architects
MIT
Center For the Earth Sciences
Newhouse Communications Center
Syracuse University
Government Center
Everson Museum Center
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Boulder
Colo
Port of New York Authority
Idlewild
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Miami Student John Welsh to Give Senior Recital
John D. Welsh, a Miami University student from Springboro, will present a senior recital in Benton Hall Friday at 8. His program features Schumann Prokofiev Beethoven Gershwin Debussy Paganini and Liszt arranged works. He studies with Mrs. Louie Glasgow Erickson and serves as accompanist for the Glee Club and a student assistant to director Richard L. Schilling, plus co director of the Miami Air Force ROTC Band.
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Springboro
Oxford
John D. Welsh
Miami University
Benton Hall
Welsh
Robert Schumann
Serge Prokofieff
Ludwig von Beethoven
George Gershwin
Claude Debussey
Niccolo Paganini
Franz Liszt
Louie Glasgow Erickson
Miami
Richard L. Schilling
Miami Air Force
Ruff Exhibit Opens Today at Western College
Ruff exhibit “Collage and Assemblage 1965” by Elmer A. Ruff, Cincinnati artist, opens today in Alumnae Gallery at Western College for Women Oxford from 2 to 5 pm. Critics note his romantic yet formally organized work with humorous elegant Victorian fusion suited to modern decor. The show runs until Jan 31 with gallery hours 9 am to 6 pm Monday through Saturday and 2 pm to 6 pm Sunday.
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Oxford
Elmer A. Ruff
Cincinnati
Western College For Women
Alumnae
Ruff
Latelier
Detroit
Argus
Madison
N. J
Madison Gallery
New York
Miami University
Edgecliff Academy of Fine Arts
Cincinnati City Womens Club
Tomar Gallery
Cincinnati Art Club
Town Club
Auditions for Summer Opera Set for Jan 24 at UC
Auditions for the Cincinnati Summer Opera chorus will be held Sunday January 24 from 12 30 to 4 30 pm at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music Highland Avenue and Oak Street Conducted by Stark Orwell Robert K Evans and Tito Capobianco the tryouts are for regular and extra choristers and minor roles Last year's regular choristers may audition for minor roles Singers should prepare any aria that best suits their voice.
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The
Cincinnati Summer Opera
University of Cincinnati
College-Conservatory of Music
Highland Avenue
Oak Street
Stark Orwell
General Manger
Opera
Robert K. Evans
Tito Capobianco
Young berates aides in noisy Senate dispute
Senator Stephen Young of Ohio, age 76, complained that aides were making too much noise in the Senate chamber during a rules debate. He gestured toward several men near his desk and warned he would clear the space himself, prompting the group to leave quietly.
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Washington
Stephen Young
Ohio
Senate
Young
Pei Plans Lively Centered Kennedy Memorial and Institute
Architect I M Pei envisions a Kennedy Library that is alive and active not a quiet monument. The plan includes an institute for advanced political studies tied to Harvard and a site accessible by car with ample traffic capacity.
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Institute For Advanced Political Studies
Harvard
Graduate School of Public Administration
University
Institute
Pei
John F. Kennedy
Mount Vernon
Whistler Masterpiece Heads to Cincinnati Art Museum Exhibit
The Cincinnati Art Museum hosts The Whistlers A Family Reunion through Jan 31 featuring the Louvre's Arrangement in Grey and Black No 1 Portrait of the Artist's Mother and 110 works by Whistler or depicting him. Highlights include Venetian scenes portraits and prints with free admission and extended hours Tue and Sundays.
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Cincinnati Art Museum
Louvre Museum
Paris
Whistler
London
Mary Anne McNeill Whistler
Royal Academy
United States
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
John Ruskin
Luxenbourg Museum
Thomas Carlyle
Glasgow Corporation
Verrett Says Negro Status Favours Singers Now
Mezzo-soprano Shirley Verrett argues that being Negro is an advantage for singers today, though she stresses preparation and quality to prove color should not determine opportunity. She recalls Juilliard training, early New York debuts, and her wide vocal range from C sharp to low C.
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Shirley Verrett
Miss Verrett
Jocasta
Defiance College Plans New Church Building
Defiance College in Ohio says a $300,000 church building will be built on campus to serve both St. John United Church of Christ and the college, with construction likely to begin this year.
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Defiance, Ohio
Defiance College
St. John United Church of Christ
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Syracuse
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Middletown
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Eisenhower
Maud Franklin
Luxembourg
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Juilliard School of Music
Antioch
Benjamin Britten
Town Hall
Phil
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Miss Verett
Juilliard
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