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...example of how well Science Editor Jonathan Norton Leonard pursues this double responsibility, we commend his comprehensive report this week, accompanied by four pages of color, on how radio astronomy has created "a second window...
...affinity of the tragic and the daemonic is the chisel with which to cut in relief the face of many an artist," said Leo Schrade Wednesday night in the first of his Charles Eliot Norton Lectures on "Tragedy in the Art of Music...
...reason for the month-long rise in the price of Wheeling Steel stock (from 25! to 31!) finally became clear: heavy buying by California Industrialist Norton Simon, 55. Holding an estimated 6% of Wheeling's common shares already, Simon is now the company's second biggest stockholder (the biggest: Ohio's Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co.. with around 10%), and he is still buying. Simon, who has built Hunt Foods into a leading West Coast food processor, claims to be interested in Wheeling only as a personal investment, but some Wall Streeters believe he is actually moving...
...Schrade, a distinguished musicologist of the University of Basel, Switzerland, is the Charles Eliot Norton Professor of Poetry at Harvard for 1962-63. He will give a series of public lectures during the year and will counsel with students and faculty members...
...Last week Mr. President opened in Boston-and the result was something like a Republican rally in Natchez, Miss. The show proved to be so thin that the audience got the bends. The critics tried to be kind-but failed. Said the Record American's Elliot Norton: "Although it fills the stage with great performers and offers four or five songs with the authentic lilt and magic of Irving Berlin at his ultimate best, Mr. President is in dreadful shape at the present time. Dreadful is the only word; anything milder would be misleading, not to say dishonest...