Word: latinizer
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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CARL ORFF: CATULLI CARMINA (Columbia). Gee whillikers! Such classical music and such libidinous Latin! Actually Orff's version of The Songs of Catullus is one of the most fascinating pieces of music composed in this century (completed in 1943). Its explicit text by Catullus (847-54 B.C.) is a delightfully, powerfully pagan ode to the joys and heartbreaks of love and lust. Eugene Ormandy's Philadelphia Orchestra and the Temple University Choirs understand and communicate the wild spirit of the piece...
...Latin America today is the crucible in which our theories and principles are being tested," Sol Linowitz, U.S. Ambassador to the Organization of American States, told an audience of 200 in Burr Hall last night...
Many students in the audience disagreed with Linowitz about the possibility or desireability of such a policy. He was picketed by members of the newlyformed Committee on Latin American Solidarity before the meeting began, but refused to be drawn into polemical debates with questioners who challenged him about the Dominican Republic crisis of 1965 and pofit remittances from American firms south of the border...
...O.A.S. ambassador feels that "U.S. business is learning that if it wants to survive, it had better put the needs of the Latin American people first," and believes U.S. investment has a great role to play in the development of South American economies...
...when he said, "There's no question that we (the U.S.) are dedicated to the progess of democracy in Latin America," hisses and calls of "What about the Dominican Republic? What about Argentina?" were heard from the top of the auditorium...