Word: fletcherizers
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...production was directed by Allen Fletcher, new to Stratford, but with experience in staging other Shakespeare festivals in the midwest and far west. Trimming the text to a running time of two hours and twenty minutes, he has kept the show moving, and for the most part carried out his end capably...
Died. Robert Woods Bliss, 86, adroit U.S. career diplomat, former Minister to Sweden (1923-27) and Ambassador to Argentina (1927-33), who with his wife, the former Mildred Barnes (heiress to the Fletcher's Castoria fortune), in 1940 gave their historic Georgetown estate, Dumbarton Oaks, to his alma mater Harvard, which turned it into a center of Byzantine studies and a meeting place for statesmen, notably for talks leading to the birth of the United Nations; of cancer; in Washington...
Named were: David G. Boulware, now at the University of California, who will study theoretical physics; Jared M. Diamond '58, Trinity College, Cambridge, physiology; Joseph F. Fletcher '57, at the GSAS, Far Eastern languages; Arthur Freeman '59, at the GSAS, English and Continental literary history...
...International Trade, presently being conducted in seven Houses offer a welcome exception. All interested in the implications of the Trade Expansion Act can discuss the structure of GATT, the history of U.S. trade, and other relevant topics. Foreign trade experts such as Professors Kindelberger of M.I.T., Humphrey of the Fletcher School of International Law and Diplomacy, and Hoffmann of Harvard will contribute to the seminars as guests...
...style so obscure that no one knows who invented it. So rare is the professional paragrapher that Vaughan is occasionally credited with being the last of the breed. He is not. But he is probably the best of a tiny handful of newsmen-among them the Cowles papers' Fletcher Knebel and Hearst's Bugs Baer-who still work at the art of polishing a line or two of type until it gleams...