Robert Baustian to Conduct Kansas City's Philharmonic Con cert
Robert Baustian conductor of the Kansas University Symphony will guest direct the Kansas City Philharmonic for a Connoisseur Concert at Temple B'nai Jehudah in Kansas City MO. John Pozdro's Third Symphony will be featured. Pozdro chaired KU theory and organ, and the work was written in 1960 on a Ford Foundation grant.
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Pozdro
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Harrison
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Germany
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Oklahoma City
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Darius Milhaud
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Wirtz Blames Lockheed for Strike Over Union Shop
Secretary Wirtz charged Lockheed Aircraft Corp with intransigence on a union shop vote that sparked a two day aerospace worker strike in California. Presidential intervention halted the walkout. IAM official E R White blasted Lockheed while John E Canaday noted the firm had opposed compulsory union membership in 1958 and now remains opposed.
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W. Willard Wirtz
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
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E. R. White
IAM
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Seven Area KU Students To Appear in Vespers Chorus
Lawrence area KU freshman Kay Sloan Black Stanley G. Brown Sue Ann Erhart Mary L. Johns Len Smart Nancy A. Frandle and Sally A. Moffitt named to KU Chorus of 247. Instructors announce participation in Christmas Vespers December 16 and concert January 13. Nut shaving tip appears as unrelated note about Brazil nuts.
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Lawrence and
Area
Kansas University
James S. Ralston
Lawrence and Area
Kay Sloan Black
Fred C. Black
Stratford Rd
Stanley G. Brown
William F. Brown
del. St
Sue Ann Erhart
Delbert Erhart
Route 3
Mary L. Johns
Wendell S. Johns
W. 20Th St
Len Smart
Paul L. Smart
Ill. St
Nancy A. Frandle
Don Frandle
Perry
Sally A. Moffitt
Lawrence M. Moffitt
Oskaloosa
Hickock Granted Stay on Hanging
Richard Eugene Hickock, condemned for the Garden City family slayings, has a Supreme Court stay of execution granted by Associate Justice Byron White. No date set. stay pending a writ of certiorari. Perry Smith remains on death row. writ hearing date unannounced.
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Kan
Richard Eugene Hickock
Herbert Clutter
Garden City
Byron D. White
U. S. Supreme Court
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Hickock
Perry Edward Smith
Justice White
Jenkins
U. S
Arthur J. Stanley
Stanley
Smith
Mikoyan optimistic on East West accord after Cuba talks
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan, returning to Moscow, expressed optimism about improving U S Soviet relations after talks with President Kennedy and Cuba's Fidel Castro. He noted progress toward closer positions and described goodwill from the American side. Bomber撤ilation from Cuba to the Soviet Union will be observed by U S naval forces.
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Anastas I. Mikoyan
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
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Soviet Union
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Castro
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Dean Rusk
Berlin
Lawrence Needs Plan to Reclaim Growth Momentum
The Saturday Column argues Lawrence must shift from talk to action on urban planning. It cites St Louis redevelopment as a model, noting private funding and civic vision led to a $90 million downtown renewal, new bridges, hotels, and high rise apartments. It urges local leaders and newcomers to invest in Lawrence's future.
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Ex Sen Joseph O Mahoney Dies at 78 After Reform Career
Former Wyoming senator Joseph C. O’Mahoney died at 78 in Bethesda Maryland. He had a long anti monopoly record and a career spanning 1933 to 1960 with a two year gap. He aided FDR as Far West campaign manager in 1932 and served as first assistant postmaster general in 1933.
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Washington
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
U.S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Far West
Position Stronger For UN Secretary Position
U Thant began a four year term as secretary general in a stronger position than when he served as Ham marskjold’s replacement. He was elected unanimously by the General Assembly after the Budgetary Committee recommended pay and allowances up to $70 000 a year.
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U Thant
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Castro's image shifts as Latin nations rethink Cuba policy
The piece surveys Latin American reactions to the Cuban crisis, noting Brazil Bolivia Chile Mexico and Venezuela redefining ties defection of communist unions and public disillusionment with Castro while seeking non intervention and self determination. It highlights Brazil's split left and non communist gains and limits on Castro's regional influence.
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Rio Grande Do Sul
Russia
Cuba
Castro
Fidel
Soviet Union
Siempre
Bolivia
la Paz
Chile
Santiago
Brizola
Brazil
Havana
Organization of American States
OAS
Mexico
Latin America
Caribbean
Venezuela
News Service Affiliation Ties British Papers to Times-Post
Lawrence edition notes Los Angeles Times Washington Post News Service links with London Sunday Times Observer and Guardian of Manchester. Kansas University and lawrence musicians set big band concert Sunday 8 p.m. in Kansas Union ballroom. John Hill directs. Twelve Salvation Army Tree of Lights lit. donations fund next lights at Police Fire Building.
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Los Angeles Times-Washington Post
London Sunday Times
London Observer
The
Guardian of Manchester
Journal-World
Times-Post
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Lawrence
Kansas Union
John Hill
Fine Arts School
Salvation Army
7Th and
Vt. Sts
Kettle
Princess Margaret’s son given tiny pink nursery piano
Infant Lord Linley receives a peach pink super mini piano from British makers. Designer Charles Browning notes they aimed for a playful nursery instrument with a pink blue themed keyboard and teddy bear decoration.
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Lord Linley
Charles Browning
London
Lethal Gas Fells 103 in Cornwall Transit Crisis
A chlorine gas leak from a railroad tank car near Cornwall Ontario sent 103 people to hospitals and forced evacuations for six hours. Authorities ordered 30 blocks evacuated as rescue crews treated victims, with 27 admitted and nine children among the injured.
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Ont
St. Lawrence Seaway
Massena
N.Y
Hull
Que
Canadian Industries Ltd
Woman Campaigner Rosa Barrow Edge Dies at 85
Rosa Barrow Edge, an 85 year old New York campaigner and suffrage pioneer, died Friday in a city hospital. She was known for her longtime conservative stance and leadership in women’s rights.
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Eastern Airlines
New York
Idlewild
Rosalie Barrow Edge
In Memoriam Eldon Wotan Passes 11 Years Ago
In memory of Eldon Wotan who died December 1 1951 a memorial note from his wife daughters mother and siblings. The family asks for prayers and remembrance on this anniversary.
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