Crumbling Citadel at Kan sas University Experimental Theatre
Review of The Crumbling Citadel at Kansas University Experimental Theatre notes strong performances by Steve Reed Jack Garrison and Leslie Marshall and weak line readings. The Roumanian family drama set from 1943 to 1948 explores World War II effects and postwarkommunication amid a tense, humorless tone.
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Steve Reed
Petra
Jack Garrison
Grigori
Leslie Marshall
Granny
Balkans
Dollar Drain Reaches 1960 Peak Amid Trade Slump
The Commerce Department pins last year’s U S dollar drain at 3.57 billion dollars the largest since 1960 citing a deteriorating trade picture and pound devaluation. Q4 deficit hit 1.83 billion with imports up 560 million and exports down 160 million while foreign purchases of U S securities fell 560 million. The deficit highest since 3.9 billion in 1960.
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Commerce Department
U.S
Johnson
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Japanese Kyogen Embassy at Kansas University
The Nomura Company of Kyogen Players from Tokyo will perform twice at Kansas University on February 21. An afternoon lecture demonstration at 3 30 p m and an evening major performance at 8 p m will be held in the University Theater with free admission. Manzo Nomura, leader and noted teacher, has been named a living art treasure by Japan. The eight member group includes Nomura's three sons. The visit is sponsored by the University Theater and the Committee on East Asian Studies.
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Kyogen Players
Tokyo
Japan
Kansas University
University Theater
Manzo Nomura
University of Washington
Center For Asian Arts
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Army Stockpiles Riot Equipment For Summer Use
The Army is stockpiling riot control gear in several depots nationwide and can airlift it to cities if civil disorders flare next summer. Officials say plans include rapid provision of communications gear, searchlights, riot agents, and possibly M79 launchers, with air delivery preplanned.
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Washington
Commission On Civil Disorders
National Guard
Army
North Carolina Guard
Pentagon
Francis Greenlief
National Guard Bureau
Greenlief
Winston P. Wilson
Police
Ft. Gordon
Special Office
Kansas City Airport Turnpike Link Feasibility
Gov. Robert Docking cited a Wilbur Smith feasibility study showing the Kansas City International Airport turnpike will be feasible if the state covers ongoing maintenance costs and adds highway funds to back bonds. The report also notes greater feasibility if a Kansas City to Galena turnpike is built, per Norman Wuestefeld of the consulting firm.
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PEKA
Robert Docking
Kansas City International Airport
Kansas City
Galena
Docking
Wilbur Smith
Norman Wuestefeld
Kruger National Park Size in South Africa’s Transvaal
Kruger National Park lies in the eastern Transvaal province of South Africa and is among the world’s largest game reserves. It spans roughly 8 000 square miles, hosting diverse wildlife and expansive savanna landscapes.
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Kruger National Park
Transvaal
South Africa
Helicopter Crash Knocks Down Television Tower in North Dakota
A Marine helicopter struck the guywire of a 2060 foot TV tower in Galesburg North Dakota killing three crewmen and a civilian engineer aboard. The transmitter building sustained minor damage while engineer Donald Schroeder 31 escaped injury noting a sonic boom before the outage.
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Galesburg
N.D
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Donald Schroeder
Mystery Calls Heighten Tense Wake In Gaffney
Police report a fresh mystery call amid two slayings and a kidnapping in Gaffney South Carolina. A caller warned of another killing and identified a victim from Woody's Superette in Charlotte. The case ties to prior calls and recent strangulation deaths of a teenage girl and a woman.
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S.C
College Town
Carl Hughey
Superette
Charlotte
N. C
Wood
Associated Press
Robert Wood
Hughey
Cherokee County
Julian Wright
Mental Health Talk on Eastern Europe Scheduled
Henry P. David associate director of the International Research Institute will lecture on Mental Health in Eastern Europe at 4 p.m. February 21 in the Forum Room Kansas Union He holds a BA MA from Cincinnati University and a PhD from Teachers College Columbia University He served as senior clinical psychologist at Topeka State Hospital in 1951 52 working with the Menninger Foundation programs.
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Henry P. David
International Research Institute
American Institute For Research
Europe
Kansas Union
David
Cincinnati University
Teachers College
Columbia University
Topeka State Hospital
Menninger Foundation
Jordan Says It Shot Down Israeli Fighters in Jordan Valley
Jordanian military spokesman claims four Israeli fighters were shot down in northern Jordan during a field gun and tank battle. He said the Israelis opened fire on Jordanian front positions in the Jordan Valley, and Jordanian forces returned fire.
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Amman
Jordan
Jordan Valley
Knox Heads to Atlantic City School Admin Convention
Supt. Carl Knox of Unified District 497 left for Atlantic City to attend the American Association of School Administrators convention. More than 30 000 people are expected to attend. Knox plans to return mid next week.
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Carl Knox
Unified District 497
Atlantic City
American Association of School Administrators
Knox
Baldwin Man Hurt In One Car Accident
A Baldwin man, John C. Krueger, 22, sustained minor injuries in a one car crash on the Vinland blacktop road about eight miles southwest of Lawrence. Driving a 1966 model northbound, he lost control on icy pavement, skidded 135 feet, and struck a bridge. Damages were estimated at $475. no hospital treatment needed.
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Baldwin
Vinland Blacktop
Lawrence
Douglas County
John C. Krueger
Krueger
Notice of Hearing in Roberta Sparkes Estate
In the Douglas County Probate Court Kansas a petition asks for an administrator of the Roberta V. Sparkes estate. Dianna Sue Weeks and Billie L. Allen as heirs must file defenses by March 5 1968 at 10:30 am in Lawrence. Attorney Geo IV Melvin represents petitioners.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
Douglas
Douglas County
Kansas
Roberta V. Sparkes
Dianna Sue Weeks
Billie L. Allen
Lawrence
Billie J. Allen
Geo. IV. Melvin
Administrator's Notice of Frank P Prosser Estate
Francis W. Prosser Jr. named administrator of the Frank P. Prosser estate in the county. Creditors heirs devisees and legatees must file claims within nine months from the first publication or be barred. Francis W Prosser Jr attorney for administrator. Judge of Probate Court Charles C Rankin administered oath February 6 1968.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Frank PF. Prosser
State of Kansas
Douglas
Frank P. Prosser
Said County
Francis W. Prosser Jr
Francis W. Prosser
Charles C. Rankin
Public Hearing on Louisiana Street Improvement
Lawrence Kansas governing body schedules a public hearing February 20 1968 at City Hall to consider paving Louisiana Street from 27th Street to Broken Arrow Park with six inch reinforced concrete. Estimated cost 86480.00 and district boundaries defined with cost apportionment rules and speaker rights. Vera Mercer city clerk signs notice.
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27Th Street
Lawrence
Kansas
City Commission
Broken Arrow Park
Section 7
Township 13
Indian Hills No
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