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...Symphony Hall for its regular weekend concerts. This afternoon at 2:15 (if you get in line about two hours early you may be able to get 60 rush seats), and to- stance, leads one to believe that the Soviet rulers could be brought to accept an agreement to suspend nuclear weapons tests and to accept a system of inspection and control for that purpose...
...Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold told the General Assembly that the U.N. Congo command was virtually bankrupt, largely because of the refusal of the Soviet Union to contribute, and would have to suspend operations unless someone (a euphemism for the U.S.) anteed up $22 million forthwith...
Buck explained that the lack of sufficient funds has resulted in a constant reappraisal of the Library's activities and policies. As an example, he cited the decision to suspend publication of the Harvard Library Bulletin with the last issue...
...Pagnol may seem to suffer a bit from total recall, but the simple charm of his story is ingratiating enough to suspend disbelief. Chiefly, Pagnol recalls his vacations in the Provence countryside with a mother and father who loved him and a brother and sister who seemed never to arouse his resentment or cruelty. Their rundown, rented "villa" stood on a hillside in wild country that was a hunter's paradise. With his father, who had an antique shotgun, Marcel and a local Huck Finn type bagged enough birds to feed a battalion. They roamed the dramatic forests like...
...Undeniably News." A lot of the agonizing was based on the unwarranted assumption that Khrushchev would have so devastating a message that the U.S., from fear of it, should suspend the kind of open and hard-hitting reporting that serves it so well. Certainly no editor wanted to be merely a propaganda outlet for Khrushchev. James Reston, Washington bureau chief of the New York Times, felt that the answer was for the press to cover the story, but not to let Khrushchev exploit its enterprise, or offer him special forums. Wrote Reston: "The press and wireless agencies cannot...