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Always a Minority. Many of the parishioners who casually drifted into religion have just as casually drifted out of it-a fact that has caused many ministers to look at their flocks with new realism. Says Dr. Dietrich Ritschl of Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary: "Christians are, and always have been, in the minority. I don't think that's the meaning of 'salt of the earth'-that everyone becomes salt." Some churches have voluntarily pruned the names of nonworshiping Sunday golfers from their roles of "active" members in a much-neglected procedure called maintenance...
Victoria de los Angeles and Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau in Duets (Gerald Moore, pianist; Angel). Purcell, Bach, Beethoven, Berlioz and Tchaikovsky are among the composers visited in this beautiful introduction to a part of the vocal repertory now rarely heard in the concert hall...
Almost Hypnotic. To symbolize the work's spirit of reconciliation, Britten had originally selected an Englishman and a German for the two male leads-English Tenor Peter Pears and German Baritone Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau. But Fischer-Dieskau, who was so moved during the Coventry performance that he was barely able to sing some of his lines, had an attack of bronchitis and was forced to cancel in Germany. His part was taken by Austrian Baritone Walter Berry. The audience seemed almost hypnotized from the work's opening lines to Owen's closing "Let us sleep...
Strong points in the Eli defense include the guard and linebacker spots. Wolf Dietrich, Bill Kay, Ralph Vandersloot, Stan Riveles, and Chuck Benoit give Yale a contingent of guards that stacks up favorably with any in the League. The Bulldogs are not as deep at tackle and end, however, and this means there is a lot of pressure on linebackers like Chuck Mercein. Pat Caviness, and George Humphrey...
...WOLF DIETRICH...