Government and the Arts: Hearings...87-2...August 29, 30, 31, 19621962 - 354 pages |
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87th Congress actors agency American American Music Conference American Repertory Company annual artists Arts Council assistance Association audience Ballet Barter Theater budget building Canadian Arts Council Chairman Charlie Byrd commission committee concert music Congress Congressman creative cultural activities cultural center Democrat Department director encourage establish exhibits Federal Advisory Council Federal Government field folk music folklore funds appropriated Golden Gate Quartet Governor groups hearings House institutions interest Jersey legislation libraries ment Metropolitan Opera million musicians National Folk Festival opera organizations painting percent performing and visual performing arts Phoenix Symphony play PORTERFIELD present President production professional proposed record recreation Representative schools Senator CLARK Senator JAVITS Senator PELL Senator WILLIAMS Source sponsored statement subcommittee subsidy symphony orchestras Thank three bills tion U.S. Arts Foundation U.S. Senate United Virginia visual arts Washington
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