College Drama Club to Present Hedda Gabler by Touring Theater
Saint Francis College drama club hosts the State Touring Theater Co on Sunday November 17 at 8 p.m. in Pool Road gymnasium. The professional company, formed in September, stages Henrik Ibsen's Hedda Gabler with Franklyn Lenthall directing. Tickets are available at local high schools and Hejs Music Store Bidroe Public invites the community to attend.
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New Members Accepted By Beach AL Unit
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Mrs. Priscilla McSweeney, president of the American Legion unit, reports three new charter members were accepted, Joyce L Heureux and Barbara Jean L Heureux among them, with initiation planned for the next meeting. Donations supported transportation for a veteran's child to Pride Training School and travel to Togus for care. A spring banquet for Past Presidents and Past Commanders is planned.
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C. Fayette Staples
American Legion
Pride
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Barbara Jean L'Heureux
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Sobell loses bid for Supreme Court review of release plea
AP reports Sobell, jailed for espionage since his 1951 conviction alongside Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, failed to win a Supreme Court hearing on his bid to be freed for time served. He faces Aug 24 1969 release from Lewisburg Federal Prison, with only three justices supporting the request. Other items note Lady Bird Johnson Park naming, Udall comments on higher education funding, late Republican fundraising reports, and a quote on dirty politics from Samuel Archibald.
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William J. Brennan Jr
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Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
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Fred H. Har
National Association of Land Grant Colleges and State Universities
Gist Congress
House of Representatives
Experts urge caution as overreliance on computers wanes
In Evanston, Harvard professor Anthony G. Oettinger says the era of deifying machines is ending. Computers are tools, not decision makers, and the rising numbers of systems must be guided by human oversight in industry, government and education. He predicts broader computer aided instruction but warns the classroom will still need teachers.
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Computer, Science and Engineering
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United States
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Community notices and political update from Kennebunk area
Local clubs hold meetings in Kennebunk High School library and VFW Auxiliary posts. Band Boosters plan bylaws updates and fund drives while Yo Co Me Chapter installs officers. Also notes Ivy Temple K of P meeting and a dish supper. Washington report: Rep Brock Adams prompts leadership change toward a younger Speaker.
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Curtis Irving
Longview Terrace
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Kennebunk High School
Yo-Co-Me
North American Family Campers Association
Dining Room Avenue
V.F.W
Post
Fletcher Street
Ruth Jones
Glenys Palmer
Ivy Temple
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias Hall
Main Street
Ction
Agnes Richmond
Dover
N.H
Famed Pianist Van Cliburn Delights Portland in Opening Night
Van Cliburn received a standing ovation as the Portland Symphony Orchestra opened its 44th season in City Hall Auditorium. Conducted by Paul Vermel, the program featured an all Russian lineup ending with Tchaikovsky’s B flat concerto. About 2,000 fans attended despite snow, with praise from music critic John Thornton for Vermel and Cliburn’s refined performance.
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Cliburn
Paul Vermel
Moscow
Vermel
Portland City Hall
Glinka
Ludmilla
Andrew Holmes
Holmes
Kotzschmar
John Thornton
The
Portland Press-Herald
Thornton
Elan
Student Afro-American Org demands action at UMass
The Student Afro-American Organization wants campus police armed at the University of Massachusetts. A spokesman told reporters after meeting with President John W. Lederle and administrators that they have given assurances and demanded measures.
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Associated Press
Amherst
Mass
University of Massachusetts
Newsmen
John W. Lederle
Campus protest demands overhaul after campus assault
After a Negro student was beaten on campus a sit in in the administration building drew 125 demonstrators demanding not only an apology from university leaders but the firing of Police Chief Blasko and more Negro faculty and students. A meeting with Lederle followed and a statement of regret plus a pledge to consider expulsions was issued.
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