Reiff Directs Summer Term Fun Nights
Recreation leadership class led by Guy Reiff runs CSC summer Fun Nights each Wednesday starting 6:30 p.m. at Gunter Hall. Activities include games for children north of the hall and volleyball and shuffleboard for adults south of the hall, with badminton and table tennis indoors. Children may swim 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. with a physician health certificate and proper swimwear.
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Guy Reiff
Bob Blasi
Nancy van Anne
Eadie Jo Connell
CSC Wealth and
Gunter Hall
Owl
Kirby Service An Makes Vacuum Gleaners Serviced
Local repair note indicates vacuum gleamers serviced at Kirby Service. Perry is listed as the contact for the service visit and details.
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Ea Perry
Recreation program blends pool, dancing and films
The schedule outlines a Wednesday program with a 52 inch height limit for pool entry, square dancing at the tennis courts from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. led by Dave Cassidy and assistants, babysitting for under threes in the Student Union Panel Lounge, and free films 9 p.m. at the Garden theater. Fly casting demos by Howard Ninemires run at 7 p.m. on June 26 and July 9, 16, 30 in Jaree gym, with a certificate awarded after three sessions and a passing test.
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Dave Cassidy
Student Union
Garden Theater
Howard
Hod) Ninemires
Jaree
Nixon Tries To Calm Republican Jitters
Vice President Nixon addresses Republican state chairmen to ease jitters over the Sherman Adams controversy. He urges party unity, warns against panic, and urges keeping tanks closed as trouble looms.
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Nixon
Lewis Gulick Wallington
Sherman Adams
Nixon comments cited by state chairs on Adams reference
Two state party chairs report Nixon began his remarks with a rough line about “cannibals” but make no direct reference to Adams. In other news, Korle Bu Hospital in Accra is set to become a teaching hospital at an estimated cost of 3.76 million dollars.
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Adams
Eisenhower
Ghana
Korle Bu
Accra
Industrial Arts Leader Joins CSC Summer Faculty
Dr. Kermit A Seefeld chairs Santa Barbara College Industrial Arts at UC Santa Barbara and begins CSC summer faculty. He wrote 15 magazines on industrial arts and has authored books reports and handbooks in his field. He earned degrees from Oshkosh State Teachers College Colorado State University and Stanford University. He taught at Santa Barbara State College Shorewood Opportunity School Milwaukee and the University of Wisconsin since 1946.
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Kermit A.seefeld
Sannta Barbara College
University of California
CSC
Seefeld
Oshkosh State
Teachers College
Oshkosh
Wisc
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Summer schedule for CSC book reviews and lectures
The CSC summer session features four weekday book reviews by faculty starting July 7 led by Dr. Donald Decker. Readings include works by Shapley, Kohn, Darrow, Galbraith, Esbjornson, Seton, Gunther, Keats, with drama and poetry lectures by Nardin and Lindow at Carter Hall 401.
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CSC
Donald Decker
Carter Hall
Harlow Shapley
Hans Kohn
Dean Arnold
Clarence Darrow
The
Damned
Sylvester Toussaint
John Kenneth Galbraith
Glen C. Turner
Robert Esbjornson
Ray DeBoer
Anya Seton
Anne McCowen
John Gunther
Russia
Francis Quammen
John Keats
Marion Jennings
James T. Nardin
Leslie Dae Lindow
Notable July Reads and Reviews Listed by Professors
July readings feature Camus Nobel Witner and Frease, Chasims and Hutcher son, Gould Coxzens and Burnam, Kerouak On The Road reviewed by Bothell, Feibleman Place Without Twilight, Agee A Death in the Family reviewed by Cross. Professors provide critical notes.
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Albert Camus
Forrest Frease
Abram Chasims
Planiats
Rita Hutcherson
James Gould
Coxzens
Tom Bur+nam
Jack Kerouak
John Bothell
Peter
Feibleman
George Gales
James Agee
Neal Cross
Green Hornet Ends Chicago Streetcar Era
Old Green Hornet terminal stop marks Chicago streetcar service halt for first time since the turn of the century. Dozens of obsolete trolleys join the lineup at the terminal as motorman William Armstrong recalls retirement and transport officials begin replacing buses.
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Chicago
William Armstrong
Postwar America counts art and culture assets
New York reports 2500 museums in the United States 170 symphony orchestras and 7500 public libraries reflecting broad cultural expansion after World War II across the nation.
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New York
United States
Steel Church Built in Chicago From Toxslessesteel
A Chicago concern has developed a more engineered toxslessesteel building to be used as lower risk churches. He reports that the first steeprise was erected in Merver where a new church was built for a total cost of 13500 dollars.
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Merver
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