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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1956
Page
7
House and Senate conference members reported no agreement on state aid to reach elementary schools next year. The Senate seeks an 18.25 million limit, while the House aims for roughly the same as this year. A bipartisan committee was approved to investigate state government operations.
Chancellor Murphy attends a meeting in New York City as part of the Institute of International Education program. Couples Parker and Hesse complete a 12 day cruise from New Orleans to Havana and Guatemala, now touring Mississippi and Florida. Mrs. George March travels to Chicago for a week. Dr. J. M. Jewett to join oil industry talks in Olathe. Mrs. Oliver Stone visits Galena. Mrs. Ray Wright attends Ottawa PTA meeting. Local educators attend meetings in Salina and Philadelphia. and families relocate to Philadelphia via Piasecki Helicopter. Nine colleges represented at Kansas City Philosophy Group in Kansas City. Lloyd Hollinger and Russell visit Lawrence for a Kansas basketball game.
Kansas City painter Thomas Hart Benton age 66 discusses making a living as an artist in a old barn studio. He recalls mural projects, high past prices, and his shift to regional American subjects while emphasizing craft, posterity, and independence.
Christian Science lecturer Earl FE Simms will deliver the annual speech for the Kansas University Christian Science organization at 8 pm in the Jayhawk Room Memorial Union Building. His talk, Christian Science New Light on the Ten Commandments, comes as he tours as a board member of the Lectureship. Maurice Wildin of Hutchinson leads KU’s group and oversees the event.
An exhibit of Mozart works is on display in Watson Library Kansas University as the central event of the Mozart celebration. It features original manuscripts on loan from Stanford Memorial Library of Music and private collector Mrs Jeanette Granwell of New York City.
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