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...first time this week, ten major U.S. dailies, from the New York Journal American to the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, carried a fat, 40-page monthly supplement written largely by and for Negroes. Called Tuesday,* and distributed on either a Sunday or a Tuesday, it begins with a claimed circulation of 1,400,000, and may provide some stiff competition for the leading Negro magazine Ebony, which has a solid circulation...
...Carnovsky-Fletcher "King Lear" was first presented by the Connecticut Stratfordians in 1963. With some changes in the supporting cast, the production has been remounted, and will play in repertory through Sept. 11. Because of the extraordinary interest in this show, three additional performances have been announced to supplement those originally scheduled: August 12, 19, and 26 at 8 p.m. Since I discussed this production at great length in these pages two years ago, it seemed worthwhile this time around to request an evaluation from a person who has himself played the role of Lear. Harold R. Scott...
...which they are known throughout the course. Starting first with the mastery of sound, they mimic every word of their instructors-most of them natives of the country whose language they teach. Gradually, students move up from sounds to basic grammar to sentences to conversation and writing. To supplement class work, they have textbooks written by Monterey's 381-man faculty, individual tape recorders, closed-circuit television films in the institute's elaborate language...
...brief, Keynes considered purchasing power, or "aggregate demand," to be the most important force in any economy; the best way to maintain high demand, he said, is for the Government to borrow money and pump it into the economy to supplement private investments. Washington has been raising Keynes since New Deal days; in 25 years the budget has been balanced only six times. The anti-Keynesian arguments-notably that the system is bound to lead to Government control of the economy, that it can be inflationary, and that indefinite borrowing is impossible without a day of reckoning sooner or later...
Copies of the CRIMSON distributed this morning include a 16-page Commencement Supplement. A few extra copies are available upon request at the CRIMSON building, 14 Plympton...