Guest leader to perform with Cleveland Chorus
Istvan Kertesz will debut with the Cleveland Orchestra October 31 November 2 and 3 conducting Mahler Symphony No 2 in C minor. Soloists Simone Mangelsdorff Birgit Finnila will debut with the orchestra. the program includes mezzo soprano and chorus with organ. The Mahler work is sung in German and features five movements with a finale chorus.
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Cleveland Orchestra Chorus
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Augsburg Opera
Cologne Opera Co
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London Symphony Orchestra
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Hamburg
Herbert von Karajan
Freia
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Metropolitan Opera
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United States
Gothenburg
Scandinavia
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London
Kathleen Ferrier
mid-East
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Rio de Janeiro
Miss Finnila
New York
Washington, DC
Sweden
Stockholm Philharmonic
Severance Hall
Artur Rodzinski
Claudio Abbado
Cleveland Orchestra offers student rates at Severance Hall
The Cleveland Orchestra announces student admission at Severance Hall for Friday and Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon concerts. Students pay a special rate with IDs, advance ticketing starts Mondays, while Thursday performances remain excluded. A. Beverly Barksdale notes floor seating for many Friday and Sunday slots with limited availability on some programs.
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Longevity of U S Presidents and life expectancy
An analysis noting presidents from Washington to Buchanan averaged 74.2 years, and early leaders exceeded inauguration life expectancy by decades. Since Lincoln, 17 presidents who died have averaged 63.4 years, with assassinations shortening lifespans. The piece, attributed to Capt TM 1968, Gen Fea, Corp.
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George Washington
James Buchanan
Washington
John Tyler
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
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William Howard Taft
Herbert Hoover
Harry S Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hoover
John Adams
Adams
John F. Kennedy
James A. Garfield
White House
Gen
Fea, Corp
Labor Day Proclaimed as Holiday by Congress in 1894
The 1894 act declared Labor Day a national holiday honoring workers. Congress designated the first Monday in September as the annual observance, marking a federal acknowledgment of labor unions and their contributions.
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Ohio college editors back Humphrey for president
The student editors of seven Northern Ohio college newspapers voted 6 to 1 to back Hubert H. Humphrey. The dissenting editor criticized all three major candidates. They praised Humphrey as the only one outlining policy and noted his running mate Senator Edmund Muskie would be a better successor than Spiro Agnew if needed.
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Northern Ohio
Hubert H. Humphrey
Cuyahoga Community College
Humphrey
Edmund 5. Muskie
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
Kent State
Case Western Reserve University
Youngstown State University
Lake Mine College
The
College of Wooster
Maurice Chevalier Ends Long Stage Career in Paris
Maurice Chevalier, 80, concluded a 68 year stage career with a final Paris performance at Theatre des Champs-Elysees. A capacity crowd witnessed the showman sing and dance in a tuxedo and straw hat, spoofing modern icons and receiving a standing ovation.
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Maurice Chevalier
Theatre Des Champs-Elysee
Paris
Sammy Davis JR
Chevalier
Pat Neal shines in Roses amid comeback from strokes
Hollywood veteran Pat Neal delivers praised performances in The Subject Was Roses while recounting a arduous recovery after three massive strokes. She credits husband Roald Dahl for her progress as she recalls life in England and a renewed public presence despite lingering speech challenges. A separate Buffalo Wyoming report notes Soldier's and Sailor's Home recreation amenities and nonwork policy for residents.
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UPI
Courage
John Wayne
Jim Brown
Dean Martin
Patricia Neal
Roald Dahl
England
Great Missenden
London
Pat
Buffalo
Wyo
Wyoming Soldier’s and Sailor’s Home
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