Black Theatre Troupe Ends Eventful Five Week Tour
KU drama instructor Horace Bond led 13 cast members on a five week tour through Labrador Iceland Greenland and New Foundland performing over 30 shows for American servicemen civilians and locals. The troupe staged Happy Ending and Whats Goin On while braving Phase 3 weather and adapting to diverse customs and currencies.
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USO
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Thule
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King Ubu opens at KU in English translation
Kansas University Experimental Theatre closes its season with an English version of Alfred Jarry’s King Ubu running 8 p.m. Thursday through April 15. The production features Steve Scott as Ubu and Cynthia Appley as his plotting wife with translations by Michael M Nash.
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King Ubu
Paris
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Ubu
Nash
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Overland Park
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Akron
Iowa
Kennedy deflects presidential plans in London interview
U S Senator Edward M Kennedy told Daily Mirror from Washington he must put family first and not be drawn into a run for president. He cited fears of assassination but said he would not let fear erase his chance to influence public life.
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Kresge Open House At Santa Fe Facility
S S Kresge Co invites community leaders and businessmen to a 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday open house at its new warehouse and distribution centers in the Santa Fe Industrial tract. The invitation only event aims to acquaint attendees with the facility operations.
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S.S. Kresge Co
Santa Fe
Boy Sacrificed to Satisfy Soul of Dead Indian
In New Delhi a 3-year-old boy was hacked to death by his father an uncle and two aunts to appease their dead father. The body was offered at the home of the family 200 miles north of New Delhi as authorities charged Prakash Chand and three relatives with murder.
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India
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Chand
Fortune Cookies Go X Rated In San Francisco
In San Francisco the Lotus Fortune Cookie factory introduces adult cookies with risqué proverbs. Ed Louie, who runs the plant for 25 years, says about four million cookies are produced annually and roughly 20 000 are adult versions. He stresses they should stay away from children and frames them as a joke.
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San Francisco
Ed Louie
Lotus Fortune Cookie Factory
Tonganoxie Voters Face Two Countywide Levy Questions
In Leavenworth County voters will decide a $250000 bond to resurface Fourth Street and fund a new bridge in Tonganoxie, plus a two mill levy to finance the Leavenworth County Port Authority. Rural residents fear benefits go to city businesses. the Taxpayers Assn opposes the levy.
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Tonganoxie
Port Authority
Economic and Industrial Development Commission
Leavenworth
Leavenworth County Taxpayers Assn
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Green
Pleasant
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