Chigi Saracini Sextet Delivers Refined Kansas Recital
The University of Kansas Chamber Music series featured the Sestetto Chigiano with Riccardo Brengola and Giovanni Guglielmo, violins, and others in Swarthout Hall. Programs included Boccherini Sextet in A major, Martini Sextet Op 48, and Dvorak Sextet in A major. The ensemble earned praise for precision and expressive playing.
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Sestetto Chigiano
Riccardo Brengola
Giovanni Guglielmo
Mario Benvenuti
Tito Riccardi
Adriano Vendranelli
Alain Meunier
Boccherini
Martini
Dvorak
Swarthout Recital Hall
Chigiano Sextet
University of Kansas
Guido Chigi-Saracini
Siena
Italy
Haydn
Mozart
Bohuslav Martini
Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge
Rockefeller seeks $494 million tax hike to balance budget
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller asked the New York Legislature to raise personal income and eight other taxes by 494 million dollars to balance a 5.5 billion state budget. He proposed a 20 percent surcharge on income and higher levies on liquor gasoline pari mutuel racing corporations banks utilities and insurance premiums. The aim is to fund more aid for education Medicaid and welfare programs.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Unique Slavic Literatures Course Offered This Spring
Kan sas University introduces a new spring course in Slavic Languages and Literatures. Associate Professor E. J. Czerwinski will teach a comparative study of Polish Czechoslovak Yugoslav and Russian literature, focusing on war attitudes and the generation gap through modern drama and prose.
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Kansas University
Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Russia
E. J. Czerwinski
Czerwinski
Blaiberg sees daughter after transplant reunion
CAPE TOWN AP Heart transplant patient Philip Blaiberg reunites with his 20 year old daughter Jill at Groote Schuur hospital. The family says he looks younger, healthier, and remains in very satisfactory condition weeks after the world’s third successful heart transplant on January 2. In California, Kasperak enters day ten with a new heart amid improving functions after gallbladder surgery.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Jill
Groote Schuur Hospital
Miss Blaiberg
Israel
Blaiberg
Blai
Mere Beliefs No Basis For Bar Court States
The Supreme Court rules government may not bar a person from merchant ships solely for beliefs or associations. Justice Douglas writes that the Constitution protects free speech and association, and government action must be direct and justified. The decision emphasizes shielding individuals from penalties based on beliefs.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Kansas Hosts Ten Nationally Registered Landmarks
The state of Kansas lists ten landmarks nationally registered for historical interest. Officials note preservation importance and encourage tours of sites across the state.
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Kansas
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