Brass Choir Concert Showcases Historic Brass Repertoire
An enthusiastic Swarthout Recital Hall crowd heard the KU Brass Choir under Kenneth Bloomquist perform a program linking early brass traditions with contemporary technique. The 20 piece ensemble highlighted Gabrieli, Pezel, and Merilainen pieces, plus Tcherepnin, Bozza, Schmitt, and Tull variations, ending with Carnes Christmas medley. The concert impressed with technical prowess and stylistic variety.
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Swarthout
KU Brass Choir
Kenneth Bloomquist
Brass Choir
Italy
St. Mark’s
Venice
Capellmeister
Giovanni Gabrieli
Gabrieli
Sacrae Symphoniae
San Marco
Germany
Johann Pezel
Brass Ensemble
Alexander Tcherepnin
Bozza
David Clark
Michael Latimer
Donald Hodges
Roy Guenther
Steve Brandon
Kansas Captain Rescues F105 Pilot Over Viet Nam
Capt. Manuel E. Nicholas, a 33 year old Kansas pilot from Coldwater, commanded an amphibious aircraft that rescued the Air Force F105 Thunderchief pilot after an incident near Saigon. The report notes his swift action in the South Viet Nam operation.
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Kansas
Viet
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Manuel E. Nicholas
Coldwater
Kan
Air Force
Moon Is Likely Covered by Loose Sand on Surface
Scientists at NASA Ames say the moon’s surface consists of a loose sand like layer at least 10 feet deep and possibly tens of meters deep The material would not hinder Apollo landings and was modeled by lab tests and field trials using glass projectiles and pumice targets The finding suggests craters result from secondary debris and that a Surveyor landing would not sink deeply into the surface.
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Calif
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National Aeronautics and Space Administrations
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Gault
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Quaide
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Ranger
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California
Unmanned Surveyor to Carry High Resolution Camera
The Surveyor spacecraft will include a television camera to photograph granular particles as small as one tenth of an inch in diameter, enabling detailed analysis of surface materials.
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Surveyor
Sebelius Says Law Needs Another Look
Senator Keith G. Sebelius of Norton, Republican chair of the Kansas Federal and State Affairs Committee, says the law requires further review. The remarks were reported from Topeka as the debate continues.
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Sebelius
Law
PEKA
Keith G. Sebelius
R-Norton
Federal and State Affairs
The
Kansas
Legislature considers easing Kansas Civil Rights appeals
On Wednesday Senator Sebelius suggested backing away from a restriction in the 1965 Kansas Civil Rights law that requires starting appeals from the Civil Rights Commission over in District Court. He called the rule an unnecessary expense as committees continue studying proposed fair housing legislation.
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Legislative Council
Kansas
Sebelius
State Civil Rights Commission
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