LeMay Sees Capital Exodus With Wallace
Kansas City report quotes retired General LeMay at an airport news conference. He predicts a capital exodus if George Wallace wins the presidency, says Congress would not face trouble with Wallace in the White House, and criticizes liberal establishment for branding him a warmonger while defending his SAC leadership and long service.
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Washington
George Wallace
Ciutis
LeMay
American Independent
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Wallace
White House
Air Force
Music Convocation Schedules at Anderson College Today
Outstanding concert at 9 a.m. features James H King leading the Anderson College music faculty in Mozart themed program. Performers include men and ladies choruses, vocal soloists, instrumentalists, and the Anderson Community Orchestra with a string quartet. The program opens with King’s talk and includes Mozart arias and pieces by Vivaldi and others.
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Anderson College
James H.king
Steidy
Andersen
King
Music Family
Doe Conkston
West Liberty
Chic
Bert Smisky
Flying Quartet
Incude
Eugenia Fosnet
Harold Lowe
Beverly
Iscut
Giola
Jang Vincent
Gallo
Mozart
Soprana Qayol
Richardson
Anderson
Crystal Grider
Shawnee Mission
Kal
Difference of Opinion At Grand Canyon Visitors Clash
The report follows J Eder who toured the Grand Canyon and faced a signed guest register with divergent remarks. One tourist praised it as the acme of educational family outing while another called it the biggest ditch I ever saw, illustrating contrasting impressions of the canyon.
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Louisville
J. Eder
Grand Canyon
Algn
Eider
Oltec
Youth Rally and Orchestra Programs Heading Local Events
Shirley area hosts a Monday youth rally at Wilkinson Church of Christ featuring area youths and local organizers. In Minneapolis a lineup led by Ralph Trotte and Joe Douthitt with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra marks the 1968-69 season, while the Orchestral Association stresses youth development as key to future regional ensembles.
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Witkinson
Jan Clingengel
Church of Christ
Evengelislie Tean
Shinesota Orchestra
Ralph Trotte
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Wilkinson
Harold Levander
Orchestral Association
Resul
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Sherman
Pamelas
Yortland Symphony
Pemberton
Kentucky Christian Gregan Symphony
Community Concerts Series Opens With Guest Pianist Pridegiolt
The Anderson Community Orchestra launches a four concert season under Harald Lee with pianist Eugene Pridegiolt as guest artist. Performances begin Saturday at 8 p.m. in Anderson College Convocation Mall, with two guest performers announced for the season, including Takako Nishizaki. The series continues May 12 and features Handel’s Messiah on December and a pops concert next March. The orchestra, formed in 1967, comprises community musicians, Anderson College students, and area high school players, now supported by the Anderson Fine Arts Center with a Friends of the Orchestra group organized by former Mayor Frank H. Allis. Pridegiolt, a Ten-year veteran, studied under Ruth Serekin and Mieczyslaw Herszogski, and has played with major orchestras nationwide.
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Conservation aid apportioned to states totals 958,759
The Interior Department allocated 47.7 million for fiscal 1968 to states and territories for land and water conservation from the fund. An additional 2.5 million was reserved by Secretary Udall. State shares include Illinois 1,674,609 Indiana 589, and Wisconsin 912,137. New York sees a related note on bifocal lenses.
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UPI
Interiay Department
Land and Swater Conservation Fund
Stewart L. Udalk
Ohnois
Ludlana
Wisconsin
Whitcomb Proposes Oversight Board for Indiana Government
Whitcomb backs a private state commission to study government reform, with a focus on long range planning, money and credit, and involvement of state universities. He guards against a super board, arguing it would overreach. Rock campaigns with helicopter tours as illness tests his final week.
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Rock
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