Cabinet Luncheons Shape Policy Across Washington
Cabinet members gather every two to three weeks for informal lunches to swap ideas, discuss tax proposals, and coordinate strategy. The sessions, hosted by Stewart Udall, foster responsive dialogue without formal agendas, sometimes influencing legislation and public debate.
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Stewart L. Udall
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Udall
Soviet Union
Luther H. Hodges
Kennedy
Senate
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Washington
Warsaw Theatre Visit Shows Youthful Polish Stage vigor
Lewin Goff reports from Warsaw on a vibrant postwar theater scene led by young directors such as Warmins ki and Dejmek. The piece notes the national theater program, diverse repertoires from O'Neill to Brecht, arena and proscenium spaces, and exchanges with KU Theatre for summer seminars and campus visits.
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Warsaw
Vienna
Old City
International Theatre Institute
KU Theatre
O'Neill
Miller
Williams and Albee
Ionesco
Duerrenmatt
Frisch
Brecht
Chekhov
Harvey
Janusz Warminski
Ateneum
Erwin Axer
Teatr Wspoczesny
Kazimerz Dejmek
Teatr Narodowy
National
America
Axer
New York
John Mitchell
IASTA
Arturo Ui
Mr. Axer
Warminski
Europe
Andorra
Dostoyevski
Dejmek
National Theater
KU to Host Institute Across Six Kansas Cities
Kansas University will host a session of the 13th Adult Care Home Administrative Institute. The two day event runs April 30 to May 1 in KU rooms with other sessions in Wichita Parsons Hays Dodge City and Salina from April 8 to May 3. The program is a joint KU Extension and State Board of Health effort coordinated by John Pattinson.
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Kansas University
Adult Care Home Administrative Institute
Kansas Cities
Broadview
Wichita
Parsonian
Parsons
Hadley Memorial Hospital
Hays
Silver Spur Lodge
Dodge City
Lamer
Salina
Kansas State Board of Health and
KU Extension
John Pattinson
State Board of Health
Topeka
Josephine Boam
Nursing Home
Walter Whitlow
Stanley Miles
Health Education
Norman W. Anderson
Evan Wright
Food and Drug
Eugene Wolverton
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Lawrence and
Helen Johnson
The
Menninger Foundation
J. W. Truax
Emporia State Teachers
Observation Plan Nears End of Second Year at KU Lawrence
A cooperative program between the University of Kansas Education School and Lawrence Public Schools ends its second year. KU education majors observe elementary classrooms to study pupil teacher interaction with 12 to 16 students per visit. About 50 teachers participate each semester, with visits by students from three courses.
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Professional Theater
Dreigreschenoper
Jewish Theatre
Ballet
Opera
Puppet
Lalka Puppet Theater
Warsaw
International Theatre Institute
Pamietnik Teatralny
Poland
Vienna
Sears and Roebuck
Minneapolis
Kansas University Education School
Lawrence Public Schools
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