Rap Brown and NY policeman clash outside U.N. mission
Black Power leader H. Rap Brown and Patrolman Richard Gleason engaged in a shoving incident outside the Cuban mission to the United Nations. Brown and his aide retreated inside as Cuban officials protested police actions. Brown later described the event as a Gestapo-style assault and said he was acting as a guest.
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New York
H. Rap Brown
United Nations
U.N
U Thant
Brown
Lindsay
Johnson
Jesus Jimenez
Thant
Robert Smith
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Smith
Richard Gleason
Alfred Smith
William Lakesman
Gleason
Jacques Nevard
Glea
Son
Lakeman
Stephen Hyman
Harriet van Tassel
Cambridge
New Orleans
Education Grant to KU Funds Summer Institute for Teachers
A U.S. Office of Education grant to Kansas University funds a summer institute for high school music literature teachers. The program runs June 17 to August 10, includes history and literature study, classroom observation, and a teaching problems seminar.Applicants need a bachelor’s in music or music education and a high school music literature assignment. Midwest applicants will be chosen. Participants receive $75 weekly plus $15 per week per dependent. deadline March 17.
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U.S. Office of Education
Kansas University
Milton Steinhardt
Institute
Midwest
recital by Miriam Green at KU Feb 11
Soprano Miriam Green, assistant professor of voice at Kansas University, will perform a recital at 3:30 p.m. February 11 in Swarthout Recital Hall. The program was moved from February 5 due to a basketball scheduling conflict.
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Miriam
Green
Kansas University
Swarthout Recital Hall
Modern Nuns Clash With Archdiocese Over Dress Policy
In Los Angeles the Immaculate Heart of Mary nuns threaten to withhold teaching next fall if broader reform demands are unmet. Mother General Sister Anita Caspary cites Pope Paul VI guidance urging renewal and wider experimentation. Cardinal McIntyre says no dismissal, asks for clear decisions on who will continue teaching. The dispute centers on dress plus rigid schedules and centralized rule.
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Los Angeles
Anita Caspary
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Cardinal McIntyre
Immaculate Heart of Mary
McIntyre
Anita
Baker University selects Street Scene as spring play
Baker University has chosen Street Scene by Elmer Rice as its spring production to be staged March 15 and 16 in Rice Memorial Auditorium. Mrs Thelma Morreale of the Speech Department will direct the show and casting will be announced soon.
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Baker University
Rice Memorial Auditorium
Elmer Rice
Thelma Morreale
Baker Speech Department
Map making center of the United States located in Kansas
The statement identifies Kansas as the location of the nation’s map making center. It notes the state’s central role in producing geographic visuals and cartographic work.
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The
United States
State of
Kansas
Local Social Roundup From Eudora To California
Mr and Mrs R N Scott and son Gary return to Eudora after a two week visit with their son and family in Garden Grove California. Masonic Lodge holds election and installs officers at the Masonic Hall with D E Kerr as Master and a full slate of officers. Mrs Hugh Dowding and Mrs John Kurtz attend Merry Makers Club luncheon in DeSoto. Milburns of Great Falls visit their sisters and husbands in Eudora and Lawrence. Akin family visits daughter and husband in Long Beach California.
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R.N. Scott
Gary
Eudora
John Scott
Karen
Garden Grove
Calif
John Eisele
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Eisele
Tony Scolastic
Masonic Lodge
Mason Hall
D. E. Kerr
Jess Haney
Kenneth Snow
Enoch Wright
George Gerstenberger
Fred Stewart
Howard Decker
Billy Fulks
David Wright
Eldon Shaffer
Tyler
Otis Hyde
Herb Miner
Hugh Dowding
John Kurtz
DeSoto
Merry Makers Club
Jess Milburn
Great Falls
Mont
Mr. Milburn
Alvin Gabriel
John Kanzig
Fifty Haskell Institute students to finish this week
Fifty Haskell Institute students will graduate this week after finishing semester tests. No graduation ceremonies are planned, though principal Wallace Galluzzi noted about 30 percent usually return for May ceremonies. All departments are represented in the January graduates. Wise Buyers Read the Classifieds.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell
Wallace Galluzzi
University student reports theft of 1966 green Dodge Coronet
Loring W. McAllister, a KU graduate student from San Francisco, reports his green 1966 Dodge Coronet with California plate SEN 310 stolen from Zone X lot between 1 30 and 4 45 p m Wednesday. Vehicle valued at 3000 dollars. In a separate case George Lawner, orchestra professor, reports theft of a silver egg holder valued at 200 dollars and a bronze candle holder valued at 15 dollars from Swarthout Recital Hall backstage.
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Loring W. McAllister
San Francisco
Calif
Kansas University
McAllister
Zone X
California
George Lawner
Swarthout Recital Hall
Lawner
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