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...history), who was a museum curator before becoming grand vizier of "fun city." Hoving has brought life and imagination to the park system as parks commissioner, recently took on the post of city director of cultural and recreational affairs to try to do the same on a wider scale...
...that the Institute has asked their interns to participate in forth-coming visits of honorary associates, although the exact method of participation and the time have not yet been determined. This is an outgrowth of the Institute's new policy of obtaining a wider range of students to give the associates' conferences greater depth...
...constitution is expected to create a Prime Minister, enlarge the functions of the Council of the Realm (heretofore purely decorative), grant wider representation to the Cortes and -most important-limit the power of the head of state in the transition period to a return to constitutional monarchy. Said one Hispanologist: "The old laws were made to give Franco the means to govern. This one gives him the way to phase...
Levin wrote the oratorio last spring, and had it performed at the Signet Society in May. He is now scouting the University for a group of singers to present the work for a wider audience sometime after Thanksgiving...
...allies' 31-point, 2,000-word main communique was the first genuinely multilateral statement of war and peace aims in Viet Nam. These aims set fourth with the full concurrence of Saigon, emphasize an accelerated effort to "forge a social revolution, even as the conflict continues." They include wider use of South Vietnamese troops in "clear-and-hold" actions designed not only to rid villages of guerrillas but also to help them build a more productive society afterward, a top-priority program of land reform and agricultural modernization, and scrupulous observance of the Geneva conventions on war prisoners...