Christmas Prelude at Lawrence High Tuesday
Lawrence High School Music Department presents Christmas Prelude in the LHS auditorium next Tuesday evening. The program features the Red and Black Chorus Girls’ Ensemble and A Cappella Choir with the LHS Orchestra, including new music and traditional pieces. Candlelight procession includes John Estes Eric Shullenberger and tapers lighting while Gesu Bambino and Glory Be to God are performed by the ensembles with soloists and a mano trio. Wayne Nelson directs the choirs with Charles Kassinger guiding the chorus. Doris Evans and Sandra Harding accompany.
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Sunnyside
Tapers
Doris Evans
Cora Lee Price
Marilyn Set
Gesu Bambiry
Perhenoffs
Eneombie
Judy Allen
Barbara Hodgson
Marilyn Miller
Judy Mott
Doreta Potter
Xon
Anna Wiley
Audrey Kaul
Sally Mader
Jane Perry
Shirley Pontius
Betty Redford
Evelynn Sheard
Carol Freeman
Janet Jackson
Penny Jones
Carol , Norris
Lanna Spurgeon
Barbara Rignall
Marcia Haines
Joelene Harddiman
Sandra Harding
Sharron Hazelet
Ann Kirkpatrick
Karl Garrett
Larry Sneegas
John Brown
R. Wayne Nelson
Charles Kassinger
Baker Yule Vespers To Be Given Twice Sunday
Baker University presents Can-Helisht Vespers on Sunday December 18 with two performances at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. in Baldwin Methodist Church. The program features Christmas carols from Poland Czechoslovakia France Great Britain and the Americas plus American Indian and Negro melodies. William Rice directs.
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Murphy Seeks Limited Federal Aid for K U
Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy of Kansas University argues federal aid should be limited to schools lacking local funding. He notes KU receives indirect aid via research grants and has applied for loans for housing and a 400 man dormitory while preferring local financing when possible.
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Motorists Avoid Injuries After Area Accidents
Lawrence area motorists traveled Tuesday without injury in reported crashes. Two trucks collided causing about $700 in damage on local streets and highways marking a quiet day after several days of incidents.
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Vehicle Crash Near Lawrence Involving Several Drivers
Tuesday evening on US 40 four miles west of Lawrence a crash involved August Henry Bieber 65 Route 1 Merle Floyd Fish 46 Route 2 and John Benjamin Rush 41 of 1204 Prospect Ave Rush was released on $500 bond awaiting trial on charges of driving under the influence and leaving the scene. A second noninjury crash damaged Ronald Bartek’s parked car and Wayne D Powell’s vehicle with $160 damage.
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Prospect Ave
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Clepper
Ny Y. St
Poties Court
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Ore
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Route 5
Researcher Resigns In Lockheed Dispute
In Burbank California Lockheed Aircraft Missiles Division sees Dr Ernst Krause head of the research program resign along with top assistants over control of unmanned missile development The dispute centers on whether scientists or engineers will lead future weapon projects Krause is replaced by Dr Louis Ridenour formerly of the Naval Research Laboratory The resignations also include Dr Montgomery H Johnson etc
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Lockheed
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Louis Ridenour
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington
Montgomery H. Johnson
Nuclear Physics Department Head Weighs Future at Lockheed
The head of the Nuclear Physics Department and Dr. John L. Barnes director of the computer and controls lab discuss career plans at Lockheed. Dr. Joseph Charyk, head of the physics section, has not yet decided whether to stay at the firm, a major supplier of military air weapons.
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Lockheed
First performance of The Drunkard at Kansas University
The University Players present the melodrama The Drunkard at 8 p.m. today in Green Theater at Kansas University. Additional showings follow Thursday through Saturday with actor Glenn Pierce listed as contact at 926 20th St Terr.
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Cast Details for Production Include Vera Stough
The cast features a lead actor in the title role and Vera Stough, listed at 2202 Mass. St. as part of the ensemble.
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Security Council Seat At Stake in U.N. Debate
United Nations reports a General Assembly session to decide between the Philippines and Yugoslavia for a Security Council seat. President Jose Maza of Chile vows to keep delegates in session until a decision is reached, with no end in sight.
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