Tensions Turn Danger Into Growth Across the Street
A discussion on tension as a life preserving force. Experts like Harvard's David W. Ewing and Dr. Charles Clay Dahlberg argue tension can be constructive when controlled, guiding behavior in everyday cross streets and broader life challenges. Three steps outline making tensions work.
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David W. Ewing
Harvard University
Howard A. Rusk
Charles Clay Dahlberg
New York
William Alanson White
Cleveland Met Week to Present Seven Operas at Public Auditorium
The forty eighth annual Metropolitan Opera Week brings the Met Opera Company from Lincoln Center to Cleveland Public Auditorium April 30 through May 5 under Northern Ohio Opera Association. Martina Arroyo stars Tosca with Franco Corelli and Tito Gobbi. Renata Scotto leads Lucia di Lammermoor with Sandor Konva. Elinor Ross in Il Trovatore with Fiorenza Cossotto and Richard Tucker. Marilyn Horne stars Carmen with Adriana Maliponte and James McCracken.
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Cleveland Public Auditorium
Met Opera Company
Lincoln Center
New York
Northern Ohio Opera Association
Met Opera Week
Cleveland
Franco Corelli
Mario Cavaradossi
Tito Gobbi
Scarpia
Carlo Felice Ciffario
Donizetti
Lucia di Lammermoor
Renata Scotto
Sandor Konva
Edgardo
Francesco Molinari-Pradelli
Giuseppe Verdi
Elinor Ross
Lenora
Fiorenza Cossotto
Azucena
Richard Tucker
Manrico
Robert Merrill
Count
Cillario
Bizet
Carmen
Marilyn Horne
Adriana Maliponte
Micaela
James McCracken
Don Jose
John Reardon
Escamillo
Henry Lewis
POWs seek charges against cooperating comrades amid antiwar protest
Some returned U S prisoners reportedly harbor anger toward former inmates who allegedly cooperated with North Vietnam. Up to nine men might face charges, with prosecutors delaying until all POWs are home. Pentagon urges forgiveness though officials acknowledge strong feelings exist. Separately about 150 antiwar leaders picket the White House urging U S withdrawal and mass demonstrations during Thieu’s spring visit.
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Washington
U. S
Pentagon
UPI
White House
Thieu
Pentagon leans toward leniency for POWs as lists loom
Pentagon officials indicate leniency in handling returning POWs, amid expected Sunday list release by North Vietnam. Spokesman notes next of kin must be notified before any release, with no firm count, while preparations suggest a Monday release could occur. Nearby weather notes mix cloudy conditions with possible snow flurries and chilly temperatures.
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Washington
Pentagon
Nation's first standby draft lottery set for March 8
Washington AP reports the first standby draft lottery for two million men turning 19 will be held March 8 though no one is being drafted now. Selective Service Acting Director Pepitone notes the law requires a lottery to maintain readiness. Registration runs around the 18th birthday. future lotteries are anticipated as the draft authority expires July 1.
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Washington
Pentagon
Selective Service
Byron V Pepitone
Pepitone
Selective Service Act
Blast at Hickam AFB Kills One and Knocks Out Power
Explosions and fire at the Hickam Air Force Base electrical complex in Hawaii killed one man, injured at least six, and left most of the facility without power. Injured were airlifted to Tripler Army Medical Center. Power expected to be restored after system checks. cause not disclosed and sabotage ruled out. The base houses Pacific Air Force headquarters and about 8,000 personnel.
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Hickam Afb
Hawaii
UPI
Pacific
U.S. Air Force
Tripler Army Medical Center
Oceanside
AIR Force
Honshulu International Airport
Pacific Air Force
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