Word: burtons
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...recognized writers" and two or three new poems of Mr. Lowell's, in addition to several articles by Harvard writers. Such issues have occurred three times in the Advocate's recent history, about once every ten years, and have surely done nothing to impair "the magazine's amateur status." Burton A. Meinick, President, The Harvard Advocate
...Burton A. Melnick '62, President of the Advocate, hopes to "relieve editorial pressure" by reducing the number of regular issues, thus enabling the magazine to "publish more professional stuff." The Advocate will print the same total among of material as in previous years, Melnick said...
Then the late Billy Burton, manager of the Mary Kaye Trio, talked the Last Frontier Hotel into doing something unheard of-booking the little-known Mary Kaye Trio into the casino lounge for nightly shows lasting until breakfast. Mary Kaye, her brother Norman, and Frankie Ross caught on instantly, singing, strumming, and turning out a kind of natural-seven Muzak that held the crowds in the casino and skyrocketed the late late take. Hooked two ways, fans now stay around as much to hear the trio as to shoot craps, and the group is no longer just background music...
...thing will continue for the rest of his life. The cardboard plot grinds on to the boy's inevitable discovery of what his true love does for a living. When they break up, her grief is touching, and so is his ignorance. It should be added that Writer Burton Wohl's dialogue is excellent, even though his story is deficient. The lines have the unlovely clack of reality, and hearing Actors Albright and Marlowe say them is closer to hiding under the sofa than anything else in films this summer...
Died. Admiral Sir Dudley Burton Napier North, 79, much-decorated naval veteran who fought vainly for 17 years to clear his name after he was relieved by Winston Churchill as Britain's top admiral in the Mediterranean for allowing six French ships loyal to the Vichy government to slip through the Straits of Gibraltar and sail to Dakar; of pneumonia; in Beaminster, Dorset, England...