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Complicating matters for the Inquirer (prestrike circ. 619,054) was a simultaneous strike of most of its 710 American Newspaper Guild employees on issues of wages and benefits. Still, a dozen Inquirer executives, plus 70 nonstriking Guildsmen. were managing to get out some 17,000 copies a day. The non-Guild Bulletin (707,406) was selling more than 100,000 copies daily in its lobby. Neither paper was accepting...
Strauss' Die Fledermaus has been selected as the major fall production of the Harvard Opera Guild, production manager William A. Storrer '59 disclosed last night. The Guild will also institute a series of opera "workshops" to provide experience for College students in the techniques of opera presentation and to make rarely-performed roles available for students...
...White House. But taken altogether, presidential literary output about members of the club could be stowed between the covers of a single stout volume. One reason is that few Presidents have been up to it or have had the time for it. Another, possibly more important, is a guild sympathy-a reluctance to trespass on another man's ordeal. At 83, Herbert Hoover trespasses only to bear gifts, and he crosses party lines to do it. In The Ordeal of Woodrow Wilson, he gives a generous salute to an idealist whose tragedy was quite simply that...
...president of the Harvard Opera Guild, Lewis M. Steel '58, agreed with Stinson's staging proposals, but added that an "orchestra pit, a turntable stage, and fine acoustics" were necessary to produce opera successfully...
...I.T.U. subsidiary that publishes all but one of its papers steadfastly refuses to sign American Newspaper Guild contracts with its editorial employees...