University events calendar preview for February week
A dense schedule listing carillon recitals lectures and concerts from February 7 to February 12 at Kansas Union and Swarthout Recital Hall. Highlights include Carillon Recital Albert Gerken, piano and violin performances, linguistics colloquy, and stages for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf at University Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNDAY
Mgeavang
Walter Stro
Enon
Hm Monsanto Corp
Malott
Duplicate Bridge
West Kansas Union
Karel Jane
Swarthout
City Clerks School
Kansas Union
Hiik Wright
Halley Auditorium
Carilion
Albert Gerken
Eee
Miriam Green
Virginia Woolf
Kansas
Union
UWC
Bridge & Desnert
Watkins
Willliam Allen White
Gardner Cowles
Des Moines
New York City
Forum
Oklahoma
Allen Fieldhouse
G. H. Pro
Hoch Auditorium
Linguistica
Dale Kinkade
RVU
University Theater
University of Omaha
Allen
Iowa State
Robinson
Oklahoma State
Virginia
Qunivarsity Theater
Fesruar
Hisits & Arts Museum
Museum of Art
Hedy Lamarr Fired From Film Role in Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports Hedy Lamarr, 51, has been fired from her first starring part since 1951 for nervous exhaustion delaying her availability on the Don Ameche co production Picture Mommy Dead. A car was sent to fetch her, but a housekeeper said she had entered Westwood Hospital. Lamarr faced a shoplifting arrest last week in Los Angeles connected to items totaling 86 dollars. her arraignment was postponed by a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Hedy Lamarr
Bert J. Gordon
Miss Lamarr
Gordon
Westwood Hospital
Don Ameche
Los Angeles
Social Roundup of Visits and Family Gatherings
Vivian Newman and Jerry Cauldwell hosted Sunday dinner with the Newmans. Kansas City visitors included Harlan Willits guests for a midweek gathering with the Bray and Morris families. Georgia McGaha stayed with Irvin Davison in Birmingham Alabama. Barbara Funk spent a KU midsemester vacation with the Funks. Luther Osborn visited Leland McPhersons. Clarence Seaver attended Mrs Grace McQuiston’s funeral in Berryton. McQuiston’s son Harold MecQuiston heads math at a California junior college and has a new mathematics book. Milo Foster of Chicago visited Davison before Virgil Reardon funeral services. Don Kimmel of Overland Park shared a Saturday dinner with the Immel family. Willits hosted Katherine Dohrn and others from Jarbo, Leavenworth residents. Marie Carpenter of Springfield Missouri stayed with the Brittain family. J H Bowie and wife visited Guardian Angel Home in North Kansas City. Effie Tarr visited Wilbur and Mrs Gensler, with Friday activities continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Newman
Jerry Cauldwell
Kansas City
Frank Newman
Harlan Willits
Carlene Bray
Mary Kay
Ruth Ann
Alvin Bray
Ronnie Morris
Sunflower
Georgia McGaha
Birmingham
Ala
Irvin Davison
Guilford Ridgway
Clyde Moses
Basehor
Barbara Funk
Kansas University
Robert Funk
Bobby
Luther Osborn
Leland McPherson
Clarence Seaver
Grace McQuiston
Berryton
McQuiston
Harold
Chuck) MecQuiston
McLouth High School
Glendora
Calif
Milo P. Foster
Chicago
Ill
Davison
James Rittain
J. H. Bowie
Alfred Bowie
Guardian Angel
Effie Tarr
Wilbur Gensler
Gensler
Tarr
Veterans Bill Expands Education And Housing Aid Provisions
The measure would aid 2.5 million veterans from 1965 onward with up to three months of education or training, monthly allowances of 100 to 150 dollars based on dependents, and home loan guarantees up to 7500 dollars or direct loans to 17500 dollars lacking private financing.
Suspects Face First Degree Murder Charges in Florida Case
Witness Brown testified that Mrs. Mossler urged him to lie about a killing linked to an illicit affair. Mossler and her 220-pound grandson Powers are charged as conspirators in Mossler's death with Florida's maximum penalty set as death in the electric chair, though life imprisonment is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Messler
Rochester
Mossler
Powers
Florida
Four pivotal U S presidential decisions in Vietnam policy
The text outlines four key choices: Eisenhower’s 1955 shift to aid South Vietnam directly, Kennedy’s 1961 expansion of military aid and air support, Johnson’s move to send combat troops reaching about 125 600 by 1965, and Johnson’s February 1965 bombing of North Vietnam, marking a major policy shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Soviet Union
South
Viet Nam
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
U.S
Washington
Congress
State Department
United States
Britain
Gulf of Tonkin
North Viet Nam
Lang
France
Reaper
Grive
Diem
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Rusk
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ngo Dinh Diem
Geneva
John F. Kennedy
City Clerks Panel Gathers in Topeka for Retirement System Talks
Hector Cavallin of Topeka State Hospital and John Corkhill of the Kansas Public Employes Retirement System head a panel discussion. City clerks serving as panelists include Jane Scott Prairie Village Milton N. Martin Hutchinson Jay M. Funk Marysville Gilbert Brock St. John Robert Meneley Russell Bernice Heck Overland Park Robert Phillips Paola Betty Lou Storm La Crosse Lucyana Vavra Lenexa Norma Woods Tribune Fred Orth Hutchinson and Victor C. Perkins Iola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector Cavallin
Topeka State Hospital
John Corkhill
Kansas Public Employes Retirement System
Topeka
Jane Scott
City Clerks Association of Kansas
Prairie Village
Milton N. Martin
Hutchinson
Jay M. Funk
Marysville
Gilbert Brock
St. John
Robert Meneley
Russell
Bernice Heck
Overland Park
Robert Phillips
Paola
Betty Lou Storm
la Crosse
Lucyana Vavra
Lenexa
Famous conductor leads KU session for high school players
The renowned conductor and chief of the Halle Symphony in Manchester will direct a learning and practice session for selected high school musicians from seven states. Sessions run Saturday Feb 12 from 9 am to noon and 1 to 2 pm at Hoch, with Raymond Stahl arranging. Public welcome. Also next week KU rush activities conclude rush week with sorority lists for presidents and rush chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle Symphony
Manchester
England
Hoch
KU String Department
American String Teachers Association
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Raymond Stahl
Stuhl
Rush
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Hedy
Charles Morrow
Bonner Springs
Kenneth Ultz
Tonganoxie
Laura Osborn
Neil Waterman
Ben Foreman
William Steeper
Bowman Steeper
John Bower
Famly
Wade Miller
George Wollenberg
Dorothy Scothorne
Alice Tomin
Charles Neil
Stacie Leigh
Eudora
Robert Means
Nellie Means
Walter Bradford
Edgar McAferty
Patrick Ohara McAferty
Harold McAferty
Klekamp
Famed
Schacke
Vermont
Pontiac
Cadillac, Inc
Roger W. Gramly
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Vicks Vaporub
Jar
Palmolive
Contac
Gillette
Coe Ats
Doan
Seltzer
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