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According to Louis M. Lyons, Curator of the Nieman Foundation, the University and the Little Foundation will decide whether to renew the program after seeing how effective...
Last week the original copyright expired and, according to law, the authors (if living) could renew it. Secunda, 66, now writes liturgical music, and in summer is music director of a resort hotel in the Catskills. Jacobs runs a Yiddish vaudeville house in Miami Beach. Secunda has signed a new contract with Harms, Inc., music publishers, and the partners are assured that Bei Mir Bist Du Schön is still worth at least $5,000 yearly. They shrug off the $350,000 they might have had. Says Secunda: "Mother was convinced that the big day would come...
...limited number in Cambridge, the license became available when the Fraternal Order of Eagles failed to renew theirs earlier this year...
...willingness to do more than shake hands. If--as seems likely--the Poles overcome their insistence that the best thing the Germans could do (short of drying up) is recognize East Germany, there is no reason why a combined U.S. and German cultural exchange program wouldn't help renew Poland's ties with the West East Europe is in intellectual ferment, and Kennedy could make better use of America's Polish currency in such an exchange than he could trying to jump on Gomulka's Five-Year Plan bandwagon...
...year-old Baptist minister's wife, who will soon enter Houston's Texas Southern (Negro) University to renew her teaching certificate. Wishing Students Holmes and Hunter well, she said last week: "I don't think my efforts at Alabama were wasted. What I did started a lot of people thinking...