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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
7
Dorothy Kilgallen recalls a Hyde Park interview with Pandit Nehru at Mrs Roosevelt's home. She critiques political campaigning, muses on Barry Goldwater and Cassius Clay, and laments the paradox of intellectuals drafted for military roles.
The Crescent Theater’s second week of South Pacific showcases June Boyle as Ensign Nellie Forbush and Paul G. Verner as Emile de Becque with strong support from Betty Greer as Bloody Mary and Ralph Lombardo as Luther Billis. Critic Mary Ann Derkins sets a simple piano under the performers as the cast delivers memorable Rodgers and Hammerstein numbers. The production runs through next week with 8:30 p.m. curtains, and the cast earns praise for vocal prowess and stage presence.
Rev. and Mrs. Clayton Harriger and family were honored at a church gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Bell in New Castle. About 50 attendees heard brief remarks as Harriger studies at Ashbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore Kentucky and attended the Western Pennsylvania Conference sessions in Pittsburgh. Jack Lowry led a group sing with Rev. James Kamerer on electric guitar. refreshments were served with New Castle Christian Business Men's Committee guests present.
A New Yorker recalls Fire Island as a wild summer escape for Manhattanites while a federal plan foresees turning the area into a vast national park. The piece notes weekend traffic, beach jeeps, and party culture as it muses on life changing if the park is established.
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