Rogues Trial at Kansas University Experimental Theatre
Review notes a small 80 seat venue staging Ariano Suassuna’s Rogues Trial in Murphy Hall. The biting Brazilian comedy features Steve Grossman and a strong ensemble delivering merciful satire on rogues from a bishop to a baker. Performances run tonight through Saturday and December 13 to 16.
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Kansas University Experimental Theatre
Murphy Hall
University Theatre
Steve Grossman
John Cricket
George C. Scott
Cricket
Ariano Suassuna
Satan
Mary
Jesus
Manuel
Baker
Grossman
Stephen Reed
John Morgan
Chico
John Erickson
Cheryl Burnet
Clayton Crenshaw
Paul Hough
GOP Plans Domestic Agenda Amid State of the Union Cycle
House Republican leaders map a 1967 domestic legislative program in a series of meetings with defense and economic experts, lawmakers, and governors. Four more sessions follow the one held as Gerald Ford prepares the party evaluation to accompany Johnson’s State of the Union.
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Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Johnson
Congress
Ford
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Levis Denies Rumors About Leaving SMU
SMU's Jerry Levins, the first Black athlete on a Southwest Conference scholarship, denies plans to quit SMU amid racial slurs. The Beaumont player says he aims to continue athletics and education at SMU, though his father worries. Police watched crowds at the SMU–TCU game after threats of harm surfaced.
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Dallas
Jerry Levins
SMU
Beaumont
Southern Methodist
Levins
Hayden Fry
Fort Worth
Western Drops Court Star Hill
Bobby Joe Hill, a key member of the 1966 NCAA title team, is indefinitely suspended from Texas Western by coach Don Haskins for disciplinary reasons. The 5-10 senior from Detroit missed a pregame meeting, and the action is described as temporary. Hill helped Texas Western beat East Texas State in El Paso earlier this season.
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Bobby Joe Hill
Texas Western
Don Haskins
Hill
Kansas
Lubbock
Tex
T-Western
Chicago
Haskins
Detroit
Twestern
East Texas State
el Paso
State Aid for No-Tax Sites Proposed by City Mayors
Las Vegas Nev A resolution urging all states to compensate capital cities for tax exempt state properties faced with fire police and other services was approved by the conference of cities led by Mayor Charles Wright of Topeka The proposal contends state owned property burdens non exempt property and calls for payments to Topeka and Jefferson City and possibly other state facilities including Kansas University in Lawrence and other schools.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Charles Wright
Topeka
Wright
Kansas
Missouri
Jefferson City
Cites
Cow report triggers highway accident in Kentucky
Lawrenceburg Kentucky AP reports a motorist told Trooper Leslie Higgins of a cow on the highway. Higgins found no cow, then an hour later responded to an accident scene where an auto had hit a cow, and the driver who reported the cow was the one involved.
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Lawrenceburg, Ky
Leslie Higgins
Higgins
Amish Sect Plans to Leave Ozarks for Central America
A small Amish Mennonite colony of eight families in Harrison Arkansas plans to move to Central America. Led by Harold Stoll, three families have left for British Honduras with five more to depart next week. They will transport tools to New Orleans and sail to Central America, then travel by train and bus to the jungle homeland. The group rejects electricity and public schools citing evolution and entertainment as spiritual harms, preserving a simple farm way of life on 1200 acres reduced by sale to 100 acres remain.
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Harrison, Ark
Ozarks
Central America
Harold Stoll
North
Arkansas
Colony of
Eight Families
Mennonite Church
Harrison
Stoll
British Honduras
New Orleans
Land Prices Rise for Family Farm Purchases in Midwest
Families from Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana settled in Arkansas buying 150 acres each at six dollars an acre. Through hard work and thrift, that land later sold for fifty dollars per acre, signaling strong gains.
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Michiga
Ohio
Pennsyvania
Indiana
Arkanisas
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Lawrence
Mexico City
Unicap Therapeutic
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