LHS Thespians Ready For Friday One Act Plays
Lawrence High School Thespians near final rehearsals for three one act plays to be staged at 8 p.m. Friday in the LHS auditorium. The 21 member cast includes nine sophomores seven juniors and five seniors with characters listed for Spreading the News The Infanta and The Old Lady Shows Her Medals.
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Lawrence High School
Patty McGrew
Mike Adams
Gruff Bartley Fallon
Lawrence High School Thespians
LHS
Millard Denny
Liz Neelley
Tully
Mr. Haggerty
Dennis Shreves
Rev. Wilkinson
Rory Browne
Pul K. Dowey
Ducks Like the Dogs Not Declared Inhumane Show
Orin Benson's act with ten means ducks at a Kansas City show sparks humane society protest. The pairings of dogs and mallards in a pool prompted officials to review, but the prosecutor took no action. Benson defends the routine, noting the ducks are domestic mallards and have trained for years. The act features a sock-like device to simulate a wounded duck and draws mixed reactions. Benson trains retrievers in Eagle Wisconsin.
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Wayside Waifs, Inc
Kansas City Humane Society
Benson
Kansas City
Eagle
Wis
Irv
Bond Action Revealed for Turnpike Exressway Project
Kansas Turnpike Authority plans refunding about $19 million in 18th Street Expressway bonds to save at least $2 million. Four firms are contracted to reissue the bonds before May 1, 1967, shortening terms where possible to secure a lower interest rate. The bonds finance a five mile route from the Turnpike east exit to the Intercity Viaduct in Kansas City Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Ed Beaman
R-Hoyt
Beaman
Kansas City
Kan
Boulder-sized rocks hit homes along Southern California coast
Large boulders the size of basketballs were hurled from the sea south of Los Angeles striking Surfside Colony homes a half block from the beach. A six foot tide sent water sand and debris into two other beach communities damaging at least 75 houses.
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Los Angeles
Surfside
Lawrence High School Band Plans Annual Winter Concert
The Lawrence High School Band with 75 members will perform Monday at 8 p.m. in the LHS auditorium under Charles Kas singer. Admission is free. The program features Festival March from La Bohème, Puccini selections, Can Can, Amparito Roca, Spanish March, and more with a full brass, woodwind, and percussion lineup.
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Lawrence High School
LHS
Charles Kassinger
Puccini Cacavas
Realph Hermann
John Cacavas
Bartok-Suchoff
Alfred Reed
Johnny
Lambert
Erickson
Porter-Bennett
Amparito Roca
Texidor- Winter
Nancy Hitt
Lauradien McLaughlin
Nancy Wheeler
Billie Golden
John Moore
Janice Mitchell
Pat McReynolds
Ann Hornbaker
Pat_Sneegas
Jane Lindley
Gay Killinger
Sharon Jamer
Carl Welnaug
Reece Oveyne
Wilson
Tim Oldfather
Cyne Gust
Mike Gillam
Steve Brown
Larry Kampschroeder
Steve Haught
Larry Miller
Harry Jester
Jerry Pearson
Daryl Stine
Paul Dahlstrom
Gary Spray
Roger Simpson
Ron Bishop
Terry Hoppe
Tom Wilcox
Reds Grounded Into 114 Double Plays in 1962 NL Low
The Cincinnati Reds grounded into 114 double plays in 1962, the fewest in the National League, while Milwaukee led with 133 twin killings.
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Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee
Astronaut Whiskers Stir Space Hygiene Debate
In San Antonio AP reports Dr. Stanley C. White says astronauts should shave on ships to prevent floating whiskers and debris. Electric razors are considered due to limited water and skin irritation from rinsing. Whiskers would be collected to avoid nuisance aboard Gemini era craft.
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San Antonio
Tex
Stanley C. White
White
Brooks Air Force Base
Space Agency
Manned Spacecraft Center
Earth
Bank Teller Fibs To Foil New York Robbery
A robber entered Amalgamated Bank in New York and demanded cash from a woman teller. She lied that the bank had no money, and the man fled without taking anything.
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New York
Amalgamated Bank
Der Spiegel Publisher Released From Prison
The Der Spiegel publisher Rudolph Augstein was released from prison after arrest on suspicion of treason linked to a critical article about the West German armed forces. No charges were filed and a magistrate of the Supreme Court ordered his release.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Rudolph Augstein
Federal Prosecutor's
Augstein
der Spiegel
Supreme Court
Man Held On Grounds He Tampered With Evidence
The charges and court grounds cited that he was held on suspicions of tampering with evidence. The text outlines the reasons for detention and the risk of influencing witnesses or altering case materials.
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LHS Thespians
Steve Dykes
Jerry Lynch
Satia Turner
Orin Bengon
Fritz
Mootsie
Deacon
SYL
Dairy Queen
Massachusetts
Best Buy
Admiral
Brooksford
Admiral Custom
HATCH
Halli
Admiral Merk
Mae
Yellow Cab CO
Ward Thompson
Granada
Sodome
Gomorrah
Titanus
Imne
Vice
Tvs
Mama Ey
Precision Admiral
Langton
Parkview
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