Met star ends IU frustration and vows to perform
Former Metropolitan Opera star Eileen Farrell says she will quit teaching at Indiana University in May to focus on her singing career, citing frustration and a sense of second class treatment for students. Her husband-manager Robert Reagan has booked her through 1981. Sophia Loren’s husband Carlo Ponti faces Italian court charges for embezzlement but plans to skip the proceedings.
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Miss Lillian Carter Says She Will Never Grow Old
Lillian Carter, 81, told a Pennsylvania aging conference that aging means little if you stay active. She urged people not to fear growing old and to keep doing what they can while they can.
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Boston seeks new Fiedler for Boston Pops baton
The Boston Symphony Orchestra searches for a successor to the late Arthur Fiedler. Five guest conductors are considered as candidates to lead the Pops by early next year. Fiedler led the orchestra for fifty years and his July 4th concerts along the Charles River Esplanade brought international fame. Spokesman Peter Gelb says the new maestro will gain instant recognition.
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Pope Returns Home In Hero's Welcome At St Peter's
Pope John Paul II arrived in Rome from his peace pilgrimage to the United States and Ireland to a throng of over 5,000 in St Peter's Square. He appeared briefly from the balcony and thanked the crowd, saying he will share details of the trip later and offered a benediction to all present.
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Pope John Paul II Returns From U S Voyage In Rome Welcome
After a lengthy US trip, John Paul II landed at Leonardo da Vinci airport and spoke of gratitude and peace. Crowds cheered at St. Peter's Basilica and in Rome as he reflected on the journey, which included vast crowds in Boston New York and Chicago and a final farewell at Andrews Air Force Base. He urged America to strive for a just world while remaining faithful to church teachings and faced a public call from Sister Theresa Kane for women’s priestly rights amid ongoing church debates.
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Fed tightens credit stocks slip on Monday market round
The Federal Reserve's credit tightening action pushed U S stocks lower as traders priced in higher rates and possible recession risks. The Dow sagged to 895.39 around noon while NYSE volume fell versus Friday with 13 million shares traded.
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Shroud study panel to discuss Turin cloth findings
Five scientists from LASL and colleagues at the Air Force Academy Turin Polytechnic Institute will hold a news conference to present non destructive tests on the Shroud of Turin. They will address burgundy markings, image formation, and the scientific basis for their conclusions.
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