Cleveland Orchestra To Perform Here Tonight
The Cleveland Orchestra gives a free two hour concert at 8 30 pm in the University gymnasium conducted by Rudolph Ringwall. Rosenis Passo A Lie from William Tell Verdi La Traviata Prelude The Fountains of Rome Respighi Beethoven Fifth Scherzo and Finale Where the Citrons Bloom Strauss and a Bennett Scenario from South Pacific close the program. It is the fourth annual campus appearance with more than 3000 seats available.
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Cleveland Summer Orchestra
Fren Musselman
Rudolph Ringwall
University Gymnasium
Rossini
William Tell
Verdi
Fountains of Rome
Respighi
Strauss
Bennett
South Pacific
Court-school workshop stresses parent child bonds
The fifth annual Court-school workshop on Friday and Saturday on the campus outlined parent child relationships as the key to guiding youth. Judge Joseph E. Lady chaired with Dr Amalie Nelson urging thoughtful parenting. over 100 educators, judges and court officers attended, backed by Ohio juvenile courts and education groups.
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Joseph E. Lady
Kenton
Amalie Nelson
Dr. Nelson
Franklin County Council of Social Agencies
Ohio Association of Juvenile Court Judges
Ohio Probation and Parole Association
Ohio Education Association
Schedules Announced for Summer Term at Local Campus
The Library, athletic department and cafeterias released summer term schedules. Open pool hours are 4 30 to 6 pm Monday through Friday. Tennis courts behind the gym operate via bulletin board sign up. Library hours run weekdays 745 am to 10 pm withFriday 745 am to 6 pm Saturday 8 am to 5 pm Sunday 2 to 6 pm. Lowry hall cafeteria serves weekday meals breakfast 715 815 am dinner 1130 am to 1 pm and supper 5 to 6 pm. closed Saturday and Sunday.
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Kent State Union
Lowry Hall
South Korean Fate Seen Soon
A U N commission in Korea warned that South Korea’s fate may be decided in days and that ordering Korean communists to cease fire was academic. The cable from Seoul noted rapid deterioration and an uncertain situation in Seoul while Washington paused non military aid shipments to Korea to assess urgent needs.
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U. N. Commission
Korea
South Korea
U.N. Commission
Seoul
Security Council
U.N
Washington
Economic Cooperation Administration
Cox Named All Ohio Track Team Member
KSU high jumper Bill Cox and Mount Union star Lewis Wright were selected for the 28 man All Ohio college track squad. Baldwin Wallace dominated the selection as the All Ohio meet winner with two Akron district collegians represented.
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Bill Cox
KSU
Akron
Baldwin Wallace
Cox
Mount Union
Lewis Wright
Mid-week Hop Renamed Starlight Hop at Stopher Hall
A name and location change for the Mid-week Hop sets the summer session as Starlight Hop. The weekly dance runs 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. each Wednesday in Stopher hall terrace, rain moves to the Union ballroom, admission 25 cents.
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Stopher Hall Terrace
Union
Ballad Singer Earle Spicer Delights Summer Audience
Earle Spicer, a university summer entertainment debut, charmed the audience despite heat and a poor hall acoustics. He spoke plainly on ballad form and content, delivered with clear diction and a full, rich tone though some upper-range notes weakened. He varied many selections with self arranged pieces, pairing simple piano accompaniment, and left listeners hoping for another visit.
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Earle Spicer
Spicer
Mr. Spicer
Injured Student in Train Crash Remains Fair at Akron Hospital
Michael C. Morella, 21, a junior in business administration, is reported in fair condition at St. Thomas hospital after a Baltimore and Ohio train struck his car at Portage Trail crossing in Cuyahoga Falls. Police say Morella was in the vehicle when hit, two other passengers escaped, and the car was pushed 75 feet along the tracks.
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Michael C. Morella
Business Administration
St. Thomas Hospital
Akron
Morella
Baltimore and Ohio
Portage Trail Crossing
Cuyahoga Falls
Point Four Aims Not New At UNESCO Conference
A Fletcher era briefing recounts how Point Four aims were discussed at a UNESCO conference. Dudley B. Bonsal argues business fears a grand government program, while Richard R. Brown and Dr. Alfred J. Hotz outline government and academic perspectives on economic, financial, political, and national loyalty challenges.
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Bruce Keith
Dudley B. Bonsal
New York
Unesco
Mr. Bonsal
Richard R. Brown
Alfred J. Hotz
Western Reserve University
Brown
State Department
Hotz
Soviet Union
Russia
Jack Gergen
Cleveland Council On World Affairs
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Paul Scheid
Oberlin College
Bonsal
National Foreign Trade Council
Point Four
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Cleveland Orchestra
Cleveland Group
Ohio
Martha Lansinger
John Reed Spicer
College of Liberal Arts
Max McCullough
Department of State
McCullough
Florence
Truman
Mr. Brown
United Nations
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