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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
14
Walter Winchell surveys night spots with a bustling cast of celebrities and stage happenings. The piece chronicles sightings from Los Angeles, New York, and Topeka, naming stars, venues, and socialites while noting a tornado impact on a university commencement plan.
A garbled list of names and addresses appears to record marriage licenses. The OCR reads multiple individuals with varied street addresses across Syracuse and nearby areas, showing numerous full names and residences without clear dates or officiants.
The writer urges retirees to specialize rather than imitate common hobbies. Pick one narrow pursuit such as a beet or fish type, travel to study a specific interest, or collect a unique item, and become an expert. After 65, specialization yields attention, satisfaction, and potential income, while broad, generic hobbies often lead to fatigue.
A fragmented list of film showings and times at various theaters including RKO Keith's Paramount LGA and others. Titles mentioned include Darling Around the World Under the Sea Tarzas and the Valley of Gold Born Free Sleeping Car Murder Nevadas Sully Harper Ship of Fools Bambi Shenandoah A Patch of Blue Doctor Zhivago The Pink Panther and more with scattered times.
Soprano Helen Boatwright joins the New York Chamber Soloists to open the summer sessions at the School of Music. The event starts at 5 40 p m Wednesday in Crouse College Auditorium and features her husband Jean Howard Boatwright of the music school.
R E Sinclair stars with Gary Krawford in How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying and splits time between teaching theatre at Geneseo NYU College and performing in summer stock tours. The Pittsburgh native studied at Penn State and began on local stages before WWII, with the July 11 opening for the Famous Artists Country Playhouse season.
Karen Leapstock a graduate student at Syracuse University will present an organ recital at 8 30 p m Friday in the House College Auditorium She will perform works by Buxtehude Bach Franck Messiaen Alibayud and Dupre under the instruction of Prof Arthur Polster at the School of Music. STABLE STUDENTS Santa Cruz Calif Old stables and courthouses owned by the University of California have been remodeled and are now used as classrooms and administration buildings while permanent structures on the universitys new Tewanua Crug campus are built.
Frank C. Love of Syracuse received recognition at the state YMCA convention for unceasing efforts in developing the Association Island Program. A bronze plaque was placed in the town hall foyer, renamed in his honor, with the island near Henderson Harbor serving as state conference headquarters.
Baltimore dispatch notes that more than 7.08 thousand nuns in the United States and Central and South America will abandon their long black habit in favor of a blue, lighter summer outfit this season. The change ends a 15 year cycle with a midseason deployment.
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