Kreutz and Wife Cast in Dramatic Musical Acres of Sky
Former La Crosse composer Arthur Kreutz teams with wife Zoe Lund Schiller and Otto Luening for Acres of Sky at Columbia University's Brander Matthews Theater in New York. Kreutz, a Guggenheim fellow and prize winner, has conducted major symphonies and studied at UW, Teachers College Columbia, and the Royal Conservatory in Belgium.
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Vehicle Maintenance Month Urged by Wisconsin Officials
Governor Kohler proclaims May as Vehicle Maintenance Month with state and national safety council backing. La Crosse County highway police chief Ivan Wright urges repairs and inspections, noting alignment, tires, wipers, and brakes affect safety and driving enjoyment for summer trips.
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Final Knife Fork Talker Don Bolt To Address Club Meeting
Don Bolt, the “prince of reporters” and veteran foreign correspondent, will speak Monday at 6:45 p.m. for the Knife and Fork Club at Hotel Stoddard on Latin America the Powerful Unknown. Bolt, once with NBC, discusses South America policy and Good Neighbor ties, backed by decades of frontline reporting and Rotary International lectures.
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Original Titles Planned Monday At Second Fine Arts Program
Viterbo College hosts a second Fine Arts Week program Monday at 8 p m in Music Hall 9th and Market Streets admission free Students from instrumentation and counterpoint classes directed by Sister M Octavia perform original motets in 16th century polyphony and 19th century harmonic pieces with a Saint of Sussex drama by Elaine Theisen English department and a Sinfonietta string program close the evening Also noted is a Tuesday follow up concert by the Viterbo vocal ensemble and Sinfonietta. foreign film screenings account for about 3 percent of U S movie profits according to the Commerce Department
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Prof Writes On Free People For Germans
Burr W. Phillips of the University of Wisconsin wrote a chapter for a German publication titled How Americans Became a Free People. The piece, part of a volume supported by U S cultural exchanges, surveys colonial struggles for independence and the links between freedom and democracy.
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YL Explained in Amateur Radio Parlance
In radio lingo a YL means a young lady who operates a station. The note mentions about 40 000 various fish species known to science.
Mrs Alf Gundersen Nominated for State League President
La Crosse civic leader Mrs. Alf H. Gundersen was nominated for president of the Wisconsin League of Women Voters at the Lake Delton convention on May 20. Other nominees include Mrs. E. E. McClellan of Manitowoc and Mrs. Norris B. Brisco of Milwaukee with board candidates from La Crosse Beaver Dam Green Bay and Wauwatosa. The main issue is legislative reapportionment with options from a straight population plan to neutral stance. The referendum on reapportionment will appear on November ballots.
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