Warner Named Director of Frederick Orchestra and Hood College Music Chief
Charles J. Warner is chairman of Hood College's Department of Music and musical director of the Frederick Orchestra. He holds degrees from the Eastman School and studied in Munich on a Fulbright. Warner also directs Calvary Methodist Church Choir and Frederick Singers, teaches at Hood, and resides on a farm near Hansonville with his wife Brigette and two children.
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Howard Hanson
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St. Lawrence University
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Colorado College
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Colorado College Press
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Arts Council
Frederick County
Hansonville
Civilian manpower rising to 1,050,000 in new defense plan
The Defense Department authorized an extra 10,000 civilian workers as part of a defense buildup, lifting nonuniformed manpower to 1,050,000. Allocations include Army 3987 Navy 4437 Air Force 1437 and 189 for the Office of the Secretary of Defense, with aims to support training centers shipyard work maintenance and defense communications while aligning with Kennedy's request for larger regular and reserve forces. UCLA coach Bill Barnes noted as a versatile athlete at Tennessee.
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Pentagon
Service End Play Is Big Difference
South opens end play theme in a bridge hand with vulnerable status. South West North East distribution leads into a 3NT contract after passes, with a central opening lead and declarer defense shaping the play. The hand illustrates how the end play can be decisive in restricting the defense and producing the required trick.
Expert sees end play in bridge hand to defeat contract
In a bridge hand South finds a path to defeat the contract while an expert uses an end play. He wins the second heart then runs clubs and diamonds, forcing West to discard and exposing the position of spade honors. East follows to hearts, West shows out of clubs and diamonds, and South executes the plan to obtain the needed trick.
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Japanese to Sponsor Education Ministers Conference Next April
The Japanese government will sponsor a conference of education ministers from 18 Asian countries in Tokyo next April to promote elementary education in Southeast Asia.
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Weather Station Atomic Powered Weather Station
An atomic powered weather station broadcasts temperature wind and barometric pressure readings from an icy arctic outpost north of Canada. Readings transmit every three hours from the unmanned Sherwood Head station on Axel Heiberg Island to a Shortwave station at Resolute Bay. Built for the Atomic Energy Commission by Martin Co of Baltimore, the device is described as the world’s first atomic powered weather station and is powered by strontium-90 sealed in a corrosion resistant capsule.
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Meany Welcomes Teamsters Revolt In Cincinnati Unions
AFL CIO President George Meany said he welcomes the revolt of four Cincinnati locals from the Teamsters Union. He conferred with James T. Luken, head of the bolters, and William L. Kircher, AFL CIO regional representative. Luken, president of a Dairy Drivers local, leads the seceding Cincinnati unions.
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Dairy Drivers
Pro Hoffa Opponent seeks NLRB election on bargaining rights
Luken filed with the National Labor Relations Board on Monday asking for a government supervised election to transfer formal bargaining rights for the local away from the Teamsters. Several locals indicated they will affiliate later with the AFL-CIO Brewery Workers.
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Candidate To Retain Board Membership
In Annapolis AP report David Hume, a Democratic governor nominee candidate, will keep his seat on the State Board of Natural Resources for now. Board members recommended he stay active until he becomes a nominee, and would accept his resignation if he is nominated. He said he is willing to resign or limit his role or continue as a board member as before.
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Bob Newhart to star in upcoming NBC comedy show
Hollywood reports that Bob Newhart rises from relative obscurity to headline a new NBC series The Bob Newhart Show set to debut next season. The piece notes the high risk for stand up comics and compares his breakout to a fast moving major league career.
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Newhart
Newhart on TV as Major League Comedy Choice
The young comedian says if you are a good pitcher you aim for the majors and TV is the major leagues. He explains that television suits his style, with close camera work revealing subtle gags lost in concerts or night clubs. A flexible weekly format helps avoid predictability, blending monologues, sketches, and guest shows.
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Newhart warns lack of comedy material to meet demand
The News notes Newhart says future audiences must accept less and less weekly uproarious entertainment as material dries up. In other world news, China offers Ghana a seven million Ghana pound loan without interest to aid development.
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