University of Kansas Arts and Events Schedule Highlights
Weekend and weekday arts listings include exhibitions at Flint Hall and Reading Room by Herta Galton and a community art show with over 30 local artists. The theatre lineup features Blithe Spirit at University Theatre with multiple recitals by Miriam Green and Howard Boyajian, and Crumbling Citadel, plus the John Williams and Za greb string concerts. Special events announce William Allen White Luncheon, lectures, carillon recitals, and travel forums through Feb 17.
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Herta Galton
Jewish Community Center
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University of Kansas Theatre
Miriam Green
Swarthout Recital Hall
Howard Boyajain
Swarthout
University of Kansas Experimental Theatre
Horia Lovinescu
S.U.A
John Williams
University Theatre
K.U
Chamber Symphony of Philadelphia
Hoch
Zagreb String Quartet
Albert Gerken
Mark Ethridge
Kansas Union
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Student Union
Israel
Howard Boyajian
South Vietnam
Kenneth Armstrong
Lawrence High School
J. Bunker Clark
Howard Field
J. C. Hooper
Citadel
Kanu University Radio
Lawrence Community Arts Council
Groppi Faces Jail On Arrest Resistance Conviction
Rev. James E. Groppi, a Milwaukee open housing advocate, was convicted of resisting arrest by a 12 member circuit court jury. Sentencing by Judge F. Ryan Duffy is set for Monday with possible penalties up to $500, one year in jail, or both after his Aug. 31 arrest during a City Hall protest.
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Milwaukee
Wis
James E. Groppi
F. Ryan Duffy
Father Groppi
Wind blows marquee off Carolina Theatre in Charlotte
High winds Friday tore the marquee from the Carolina Theatre in Charlotte where Gone With the Wind was showing. The incident disrupted an evening showing and no injuries were reported.
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Charlotte
N.C
Carolina Theater
Tonga Senior Honored on KU Pharmacy Honor Roll
Dean W. Ratliff, son of Mrs. D. W. Ratliff of 1135 South Pleasant, Tonganoxie, is among Kansas University Pharmacy School fall semester honor roll seniors. A total of 25 Pharmacy School students earned places on the honor roll, said Dean Howard E. Mossberg.
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Dean W. Ratliff
D.W. Ratliff
S. Pleasant
Tonganoxie
Kansas University Pharmacy School
Pharmacy School
Howard E. Mossberg
Soviet Jets Sighted In North Vietnam War Zone
American pilots reported spotting two to possibly three Soviet IL28 Beagle jet bombers at Phu Yen airfield 18 miles northwest of Hanoi. The Beagles, each able to carry about 6 000 pounds, marked the first bomber sightings in North Vietnam in the war.
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Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
Phu Yen
Lang Vei
South Vietnam
Kennedy rails at Vietnam war in second attack
Senator Robert F. Kennedy, addressing the New York Press Association in Syracuse, said U.S. casualties last year doubled 1966 while South Vietnamese casualties fell. He urged Saigon to take greater responsibility and questioned why Americans fought at Khe Sanh.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Secon
U.S
New York Press Association
Khe Sanh
Moonshine Packed Car Found After Charleston Crash
Police investigated a Charleston crash and closed in on a fleeing driver whose vehicle contained a large cache of illegal moonshine, prompting questions about motive and distribution.
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Charleston
W.va
Government Renews Efforts On Payment Balance Action
The government proposes a travel tax on tourists and a 5 percent levy on overseas travel with Duty Free cuts to trim the 1967 balance of payments deficit by about 500 million. The Fed imposes a temporary Edge Act stock ban on Western European investments by overseas bank affiliates. Unemployment falls to 3.5 percent in January with 73.5 million employed. Semon Knudsen named Ford president succeeding resignation from GM. Henry Ford II backs Knudsen as COO and possible CEO in his absence.
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Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Western Hemisphere
Fowler
Federal Reserve Board
Europe
Labor Department
Semon E. Knudsen
Ford Motor Co
Knudsen
General Motors Corp
Ford
Henry Ford II
Death by Own Action Brings Parent Arrest
In Phoenix, Mr and Mrs Joseph Ault were jailed on involuntary manslaughter charges after their daughter Linda 21 a Arizona State University student shot herself to avoid killing her pet dog. Officials said the parents ordered the dog shooting as punishment for her staying the night with an Air Force officer. An inquest heard the couple testify they wanted Linda a divorcee to be sorrowful for her night.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Joseph Ault
Linda
Arizona State University Coed
Air Force
Gun loaded pistol given to daughter by parents in fatal incident
A Phoenix police homicide officer testified the charge against the couple rests on the assumption they knew their daughter's emotional state when they supplied a loaded pistol. The Air Force lieutenant and others said Linda likely did not know the gun was loaded when she aimed at her temple, not at the dog.
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Air Force
Linda
John Field
Phoenix Police Department
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