AP Board says 1954 coverage was better and broader
The AP Board of Directors reports the Associated Press improved in scope and depth over the past year. It credited fearless reporting and strong interpretation for timely, essential news on major stories and urged continued expansion of its foreign and public information services.
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Lawrence Band Concert Delights With Classic and Modern Pieces
Lawrence a 1955 recap of the KU band spring concert featuring Rimsky Korsakov The Tsars Bride Overture and Vincent Persichetti Pageant. The program blends contemporary works by Hanson Croston and Persichetti with lighter pieces and prominent soloists.
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Undefined fragments hint at a interrupted musical scene
The readable text mentions intermission and a festive overture with references to Alfred Newman and a composer’s ryhviums, suggesting a interrupted concert or staging involving a chorus and a march.
Associated Press directors urge ethical, subsidy-free operations
The directors stated international AP operations run without subsidy and with integrity in news reporting. Subscribers pay delivery and share in worldwide collection costs. They stressed AP must maintain fractional pre-eminence while avoiding propaganda ties. Election of directors filled six vacancies.
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West Water Outlook Poorest Since 1905
The Agriculture Department reports the general water supply outlook for southern and southeastern West regions is the poorest in 50 years due to below average mountain snow runoff. Irrigation and municipal supplies will be affected, reservoirs low, and water rationing may occur in many towns with reduced crop acreages. Kansas and Oklahoma note especially poor irrigation and overall supply.
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