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With strains of "Dixie" reverberating from the organ and an enthusiastic crowd on its feet cheering, Senator Strom Thurmond (D-S.C.) took the platform at John Hancock Hall yesterday to say that "we can win the cold war" if we have the will...
Moscow reaction was mixed. Pravda, the party organ, professed to find satisfaction in the fact that Russia's archenemies, the Social Democrats, lost slightly in the total popular vote compared with 1958. Izvestia, the government mouthpiece, was unhappy, accused "right-wing bourgeois groups" of using "all means, including provocations," to defeat Finland's Communists...
...Review, founded in 1955 by William F. (God and Man at Yale) Buckley Jr., is an increasingly lively, literate journal that is constantly goading the "Liberal Establishment." But many a liberal organ might have envied the Review's devastating analysis of the thinking of the Birch Society's founder, onetime Boston Candymaker Robert Welch...
...Bigger Than Stereo" [Feb. 2] was read with much interest here at the Ohio School for the Deaf. Five young men from the school assisted me in moving a six-rank Wurlitzer theater organ to my home. One student from Gallaudet College (the world's only institution of higher learning for the deaf) assisted in the electrical and mechanical reconditioning of the instrument...
...awed the audience, it was his incredible tone control that left the most lasting impression. His range of tone qualities is so great and varied that one is often tempted to look and make sure he is using only one instrument. In Diaz's hands, the guitar becomes an organ with a hundred stops--but infinitely more expressive. At one point it sounds like a harpsichord; at another, like a carillon, or like a piano. In melodic passages Diaz's shifts were so smooth and his vibrato so intense that the tone was violin-like. During a Villa-Lobos dance...