Crosby High Band Wins Its Fourth Sweepstakes
Crosby High School Band under John Bennett won its fourth sweepstakes award in band competition at San Jacinto College. They earned first rating in concert and sight reading with Crosby leading, and noted regional firsts and high placements among area bands. Also mentions local notices and community events in Crosby.
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Crosby High Band
Crosby High School
John Bennett
San Jacinto College
Geft
Port Arthur
Don Turn
Longview
Joe Beneke
Orange
Crosby
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Hempstead
Willis
Spring
Herman
Trinity
New Caney
Gauthier
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C. A. Forther
Houston
R. B. Reynolds
Tyler County
Woodville
W. J. Galbreath
L. L. Anderson
Wharton
Rolle Kuntz
Felix
David Alan Peterson
Margie Burke
Beth Lyon
Dallas
T. Chapman
Leroy Anderson
Tommy Svoboda
West Hardin
Man Convicted in Maiming At North Texas
Byron McClelland Jr was convicted of maiming in the Oct. 5 attack on North Texas State University student Michael Portman 29 who was blinded in one eye during the dawn incident. The defense sought a probated sentence as McClellan had no prior felony and plans to appeal. Portman’s father and another injured man filed civil suits seeking 35000 in damages. A contempt hearing for McClellan and companion Trenton Torregrossa was set for later.
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Tex
Byron McClelland Jr
North Texas State University
Michael Portman
McClellan
Portman
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Trenton Torregrossa
Galveston
Joe Bourn
Dallas
McClelan
Torregrossa
Gatesville
Met Opera to move to Lincoln Center in new building
The Metropolitan Opera plans a Sept 16 season start in a $42.7 million Lincoln Center house with 3800 seats, modern cooling, storage and rehearsal space, and two orchestra pit elevators. Rudolf Bing says the building will be traditional yet contemporary. Justine Diaz and Leontyne Price slated to open the season.
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Metropolitan Opera
Times Square
Caruso
Met
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
Rudolf Bing
Europe
Justine Diaz
Leontyne Price
Samuel Bar
Antony and
Cleopatra
Carlos Gotwood
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Theological Education Director Named for Episcopal Study
New York AP reports Dr. Charles L. Taylor will head a human committee study on theological education in the Episcopal Church. The study will examine the changing role of the church clergy and laity in modern society and its implications for all members.
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New York
Charles L. Taylor
Episcopal Church
U Man Committee
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