Hurok Promotes U S Soviet Cultural Exchange in Hollywood
Impressive showman Sol Hurok tours the Moiseyev dance troupe in the United States and plans more exchanges with Russia. He cites stars like Marian Anderson and Isaac Stern and predicts broader links with Bolshoi ballet and other Russian artists to foster peace and mutual interest.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Sol Hurok
John Foster Dulles
Show Biz
Russia
John Smith
Ivan Speanovich
Hurok
U. S
Moiseyev
Marian Anderson
Jan Peerce
Leonard Warren
Isaac Stern
Roberta Peters
Nathan Milstein
Berioska
New York
Bolshoi Ballet
Ellis Island
Europe
Denison Honors Graduate James Holderman Led by Honors
James B. Holderman, son of S. J. Holderman of Route 3, Denison University in Granville Ohio, earned a bachelor of arts in government with departmental honors after a research project on class structure and political control in a small Midwestern community. He passed with a superior rating and helped lead campus government as co president of the Denison Campus Government Association. He is active in Omicron Delta Kappa Pi Sigma Alpha Phi Alpha Theta Blue Key Delta Upsilon and National Student Association.
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James B. Holderman
S. J. Holderman
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Morris Community High School
Holcderman
Denison
Holderman
Omicron Delta Kappa
Pi Sigma Alpha
Phi Alpha Theta
Blue Key
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
National Student Association
Growth in U S Engineers Since 1950
In 1956 there were about 700000 engineers in the United States, up roughly one third from 1950. The rise reflects expanding industrial demand and engineering education during the postwar period.
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U. S
Jazz On TV Signs Point to Growing Jazz Era
A New York report notes TV coverage boosts jazz and reflects wider cultural shifts. It cites NBC’s Swing Into Spring and The Sound of Jazz as catalysts, observes audiences remain wary, and highlights a rise in festivals and hi fi sales, with more than 2,000 delegates planned for the 43rd Esperanto Congress in Mainz in August.
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New York
Seven Lively Arts
Nbc-Tv
Benny Goodman
Ella Fitzgerald
Harry James
America
Mainz
Germany
Mike Wallace Presents Meaty TV Program Examining Institutions
Mike Wallace hosts a 13 week ABC TV series Sundays 9 p.m. CDT exploring ideas over personalities with guests Reinhold Niebuhr Cyrus S. Eaton William O. Douglas and Aldous Huxley. Wallace notes a shift from sensationalism and recalls Nightbeat as a thought provoking precursor. His ABC contract runs through May 1 1959 and viewers hope for extension. Also a note on rising car costs in 1958 with depreciation the major jump and fuel expenses slightly falling.
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Abc-Tv
Fund For the Republic
Wallace
Reinhold Niebuhr
Cyrus S. Eaton
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Aldous Huxley
Psychiatrists Compare Nations to Mental Patients
Dr Jer ome D Frank a noted psychiatrist told the American Ethical Union that in the nuclear arms era nations resemble mental patients with shifts from colossal differences to frantic intensification of behavior that provokes danger.
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New York
Jerome D. Frank
American Ethical Union
Passion Play to Return in Oberammergau in 1960
The Passion Play, performed in Oberammergau, Germany, is due to be seen again in 1960 after a 10 year interval. The tradition has continued for 300 years in the small village.
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Oberammergau
Germany
Important Wheat Vote To Be June 20
Grundy County wheat farmers vote June 20 in a national wheat marketing quota referendum. If two thirds approve quotas for 1959, acreage allotments and marketing quotas with penalties apply and price supports at 1.81 per bushel. If not, no quotas but allotments stay for price support eligibility with about 1.20 per bushel support.
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Grundy County
Russell A Huston
Huston
Ilinois
Wheat quota referendum eligibility for 1959 voting rules
Farmers with 15 acres or less of wheat for harvest in 1959 and participants in the 1958 feed wheat program are not eligible to vote in the 1959 wheat quota referendum set for June 20.
Illinois 38 000 jobless would gain extended benefits
Eisenhower signed a law allowing about 38 000 unemployed workers in Illinois to receive extended unemployment benefits. Illinois would gain federal advances by extending benefits from 26 to 39 weeks, with a weekly payment of 3 cents and an additional 13 weeks of aid.
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American Automobile Association
Washington
Illinois
Eisenhower
Still Found in Car Trunk During Fugitive Pursuit
Holly Hill South Carolina police chief E I Goss seized a whisky still after spotting the apparatus in the trunk of a car. The driver fled on foot but the chief captured the suspect and the still.
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Holly Hill
S. C
E. I. Goss
Goss
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