Dartmouth speaker to headline Oberlin Festival of Contemporary Music
Mario De Bonaventura, director of music at Dartmouth College, will lecture on The Ordeal of Contemporary Music at a noon assembly and lead a forum at 4 30 pm tomorrow as part of Oberlin College's Festival of Contemporary Music. Five concerts are scheduled with free admission, including 8 30 pm performances tomorrow through Friday and 4 30 pm and 3 36 pm on Saturday.
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Oberlin College
Ice Follies pair win Canadian junior title and place in seniors
Ken Ormsby and Paulette Ormody joined the Ice Follies for the March Cleveland engagement. The duo, dating from Toronto shows, won the Canadian junior championship and finished second in the national seniors, adjusting styles to pair with Paulette’s small frame.
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King Hosts 20 U S Visitors in Morocco
Morocco's King Hassan welcomed 20 U S business executives led by Dr Armand Hammer during a private visit in Rabat. The group toured investment prospects after arriving from the United States last week.
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Ocedental Petroleum
Meeting Postponed Chatham Township Trustees Session
The Chatham Township Trustees meeting set for tonight is rescheduled to Thursday at 8 pm in the Town Hall. The change shortens the notice period and adjusts the discussion topics for the local governing body.
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Chatham Township
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Gassman Treads Italian Drama Tour In New York
Vit orio Gassman begins a goodwill tour for Italian drama at Lincoln Center New York with six revival scenes from Renaissance to modern times. He performs with Edmonda Aldini and Carlo Montagna, visiting Princeton Duke Butler Berkeley UCLA, and notes his anti theater stance at home while praising theater’s value and hints at a possible Macbeth return.
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Oberlin senior wins Borden $100 grant
Oberlin College senior Samuel A Sherer of Fair Lawn New Jersey received one of ten Borden Awards from the National Center for Education and Politics. The $100 prize honors interns who write top reports on their experiences with state or national political leaders. Sherer, a Sloan Scholar in Oberlin’s honors program in government, worked last summer in Rep Wr Nam B Widnall’s New Jersey office and ranked in the top ten percent of his class.
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Oscars Nominations Led by Dr Zhivago and The Sound of Music
Dr Zhivago and The Sound of Music top the Oscar list with ten nominations each for 1965. Foreign contenders dominate acting and directing categories. only Elizabeth Hartman as a U.S. actress is nominated for Best Actress for A Patch of Blue. The awards will be handed on April 18 at Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, with over two thousand voters casting ballots.
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Magia Smith
Shelley Winters
Peggy Wood
David Lean
John Schlesinger
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Robert Wise
Willam Wyler
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Cherbourg
Amorous Flea to open at Play House in Cleveland
The Play House Euclid 77th Theatre will premiere The Amorous Flea a musical adaptation of The School for Wives in Cleveland on March 2. Richard Oberlin stars as a scheming man who loves his ward aged four. Michele Ackerman plays the girl kept in confinement until adulthood.
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Kitchen party honors teacher at Sheffield Lake school
Sheffield Lake Kindergarten Parents held a kitchen recovery party at 4660 Lake Rd to honor Mrs Marie Caldwell a teacher of seven years whose Elyria home was damaged by fire. Caldwell received kitchen utensils. the private school will continue as absorption into Sheffield-Sheffield Lake district is planned for September 1967.
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Ethiopian Prince Denounces Alleged Discrimination
A Chronicle Telegram report states Haile Selassie I's grandson Prince Michael Makon-Montreal returned home to Addis Ababa after fleeing Ashbury College in Ottawa during Christmas holidays. The Ethiopian court reportedly dismissed all discrimination charges as completely false.
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