Word: tickets
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...identified themselves with the regime's revolutionary ideals, that anti-Communism is now officially regarded as subversive. Arbenz let the Reds form their own political party, in violation of the constitution, and took them into his government coalition; four Communists have been elected to Congress on the official ticket, and the anti-Communist opposition now holds only five of the 64 congressional seats. The President has given the Reds patronage and subsidies for their two newspapers. They run the government's radio and press propaganda; government trucks and projectors are used to show Communist films of alleged...
According to Frank O. Lunden, H.A.A. ticket office manager, students will line up as before on specified days. Upon presentation of bursar's cards, they will be given a single ticket free, and will be able to purchase another...
Lunden indicated that the plan was not as yet final, but suggested that it would be officially preferred to other measures discussed in the past. These are reported to have included passes, the continued use of ticket books, and special gates for each class...
...After all," Lunden said, "every man is going to be entitled to a free ticket anyway, so there won't be too much need to worry about exchange between undergraduates...
MacDowell: Piano Concertos Nos. 1 & 2 (Vivian Rivkin; Vienna State Opera Orchestra conducted by Dean Dixon; Westminster). MacDowell, a contemporary of Debussy, is one of the few U.S. composers whose seat in the hall of fame is already secure, and his concertos were his entry ticket. Their style is closer to the romantic outbursts of Grieg and Schumann than to the moderns, and Pianist Rivkin gives them a rousing romantic reading while her conductor-husband gives her firm orchestral support...