Kefauver Cancels Ohio Appearance Due to Florida Detention
Sen. Estes Kefauver has cancelled scheduled speeches in Ohio after being detained in Florida. The Tennessee presidential hopeful was to speak at the University auditorium this Friday and cannot fulfill planned appearances this week.
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Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
University Auditorium
Florida
Ohio
Service Exam Set May 22
Students may mail applications to Educational Testing Service Princeton N J for the Selective Service college qualification test. Postmark deadline is May 10. Applicants can obtain blanks from their local board. Maj Gen Lewis B Hershey says the May 22 exam will be held at 1000 testing centers for those unable to take the December 13 or April 24 tests.
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Selective Service
Educational Testing Service
Princeton
N. J
Lewis B. Hershey
Studio Theatre Opens with Hilarity and Gratitude
The Studio Theatre at 119 Kent opened Monday evening with Prof. E Turner Stump and colleagues in a ribbon cutting. Speeches praised the project as a step for the School of Speech with future plans for a dedicated building and theatre training.
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Studio Theatre
George A. Bowman
E. Turner Stump
G. Harry Wright
Joan Leguillon
Studio Theater
Kent
Professor Stump
School of Speech
John Nicholson
Leguillon
Harry
Wright
Professor Wright
Stump
Gramps Turner
Euripides
Shakespeare
Shaw
Alpha Psi Omega
National Dramatic Honorary
Air Force and Army ROTC Shine in Commons Inspection
Col. Irwin B. Anderson of the Air Force team praised the Kent wing as unusually good for a young group and lauded their progress during morning inspection and an afternoon parade. Col. McGrayne of the Army team called the corps excellent as about 700 cadets drilled and paraded for spectators, with a full crowd along the Commons.
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Tom Duke
Air Force
Army Rotc
Irwin B. Anderson
Kent
Col. Anderson
Air Science
University of Louisville
Anderson
McGrayne
Army
Military Science Building
Engleman Hall
Corps
Penny Carnival Outdoors This Saturday at Wills Courts
The Penny Carnival moves outdoors for the first time, Saturday May 3 from 7 to 11 p.m. on the tennis courts behind Wills gym. About 24 groups compete for trophies with Blue Key and Cardinal Key sponsoring. Proceeds go to Stater, cancer and heart funds and a Key scholarship. Admission 10 cents, concessions from one cent. If rain, event moves to Wills gym. Co chairs Vern Roberts and Mary C Newberry.
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Wills Gym
Blue Key
Cardinal Key
Vern Roberts
Mary C. Newberry
Ex-Students Likely to Appeal in Kent Assault Case
Three former Kent State University students Julius Campetto 18 Lewis Trivissono 20 and Louis Sabetta 20 all of Cleveland were found guilty of assault and battery in Portage County Common Pleas court for an incident Feb 13 near 205 University Drive Kent. The youths were fined 25 and costs and 60 days jail with bond posted pending appeal. Andrew Velore 19 was acquitted.
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KSU
Portage County Common Pleas Court
Julius Campetto
Lewis Trivissono
Louis Sebatta
Cleveland
Wesley H. Beavers
University Drive
Kent
Andrew Velore
Summit Street
Beavers
Campetto
Trivissono
Sabetta
State Patrol
Brady Lake
Stephen VanderSteen
Velore
Justice VanderSteen
Albert L. Caris
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Ft. Meade
James E. Caswell
KSA
ROTC
Kefauver
By Don Friedman
Bowman
Emil Berg
R. L. Kent
George Bernard Shaw
Marge Choate
Stater