Freshman Steve Grossman Chooses KU After Cross-Country Campus Tour
Steve Grossman, a New Trier High School graduate, visited Iowa Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois before choosing Kansas University. He credits Dr. Lewin A. Goff and Dean Donald K. Alderson for guiding his decision and hopes to recruit more students like him. He values KU theater, touring, actors-in-residence, and a dynamic program, planning a future directing a resident professional company.
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Student theater plan links plays to university program
A National Merit finalist and College Honors participant proposes a daily changing repertory season in collaboration with a university to involve Americans in professional theater. His 2.86 semester grade point average on a 3.0 scale shows he balances theater with other studies.
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Plan for USW strike deadline extension in steel talks
Pittsburgh AP report notes the United Steelworkers consider an interim agreement extending the May 1 strike deadline based on Johnson wage guideline. Proposal would raise wages about 14 cents hourly plus 3 cents cost of living, with union wage policy committee meeting to decide whether to ratify an extension or authorize talks. William Simkin of FMCS says chances for extension look good.
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Religious Arts and Drama Festival at KU Explored
The Religious Arts and Drama Festival at Kansas University runs from April 28 to May 2. Sponsored by the Ecumenical Council on the Arts with St. Lawrence Catholic Student Center United Campus Christian Fellowship Wesley Foundation and Canterbury Association. Events include a folk mass poetry reading a movie and a drama program with KU faculty readings and a film screening at the Kansas Union.
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World's Fair Reopens After Refurbishing in New York
The New York World's Fair resumes at 8:30 a m on Wednesday for a final six month run. Dignitaries include Vice President Hubert H Humphrey and West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt. Workmen finish last minute technical fixes as preparations conclude and weather is cited as a factor.
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Moderate Japanese quake kills one in central region
A moderate earthquake struck central Japan this morning with Tokyo area spared. One person died and four were injured as tremors rattled homes and streets across the region.
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