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...Boston Symphony Orchestra, Charles Munch Conducting, plays at Tangle wood (Lenox, Mass), in the 1961 Berkshire Festival from July 5 through August 20. At the Festival 15 concerts by the Full orchestra will be given, plus six chamber orchestra concerts of music by Bach and Mozart, seven chamber music recitals, and two guests will be Leonard Bernstein, Pierre Monteux, Eugene Ormandy, Arthur Fiedler, and Richard Burgin...
...long and 200 ft. high." Yet, disappointingly, the actual sounds of collapse were so implausible that the moviemakers had to resort to studio fabrication, recording the noise of a bent spike being pulled out of a thick board with a crowbar and replaying the sound in an echo chamber at one-third its normal speed. Like the movie itself, it was simple, effective and cheap...
After settling briefly into "The King's Chamber"?a Louis XVI bedroom paneled in blue-grey silk?Kennedy drove to the Elysee Palace for the first of his formal talks with De Gaulle. France's President walked stiffly outside to greet his visitor. He paused impatiently for photographers, then guided Kennedy toward his second-floor office for the work at hand. The two men settled down in armchairs behind windows overlooking a superbly manicured lawn; between the chairs was a glass table, holding French and American cigarettes. (De Gaulle neither smokes nor likes others to indulge in his office...
...becoming an over-debted economy? The U.S. Chamber of Commerce does not think so: "Though customers these days do appear to jump readily into debt, they incur new debts at about the same rate they pay off old ones. In a growing economy, we would normally expect some additions to total credit each year...
...While most major U.S. cities hope some day to play host to a World's Fair, Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce President Harold C. McClellan effectively took Los Angeles out of the running just when some Angelenos were talking up their town as the site for a 1966 fair. A supersalesman who ran the U.S.'s highly successful 1959 exhibition in Moscow and lured the Dodgers away from Brooklyn, McClellan was driven into an unfamiliar downgrading role by a surfeit of success. "Los Angeles," he says, "is currently drawing more people than can easily be absorbed...