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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1956

Page

8

Kansas University expands Midwestern Music and Art Camp

The Midwestern Music and Art Camp at Kansas University announces its largest expansion in 18 years adding science and summer theater divisions next summer. About 450 high school pupils are expected to enroll with June 18 to July 29 activities for music arts ballet and theater and a science track running June 18 to June 29 with enrollment limited to 80 and teacher recommendations required.

Kansas University Interlochen Mich Russell L. Wiley Lewin Goff University Theater Memorial Union Building Goff Nat Eck Jack Brooking Russell Mills Wiley Clayton Krehbiel Gerald Carney Robert Bell Bell School of Dancing Oklahoma City Marjorie Whitney

K U Students Win General Motors Scholarships

Three KU freshmen in the School of Engineering receive General Motors scholarships as the first KU students honored by the program. Recipients are Donna Walter Wichita Dale Hartung Junction City and George Dodd Ocean Lake Oregon.

School of Engineering Kansas University General Motors’ Corp Donna Walter Wichita Dale Hartung Junction City George Dodd Detroit Mich K.U

Frost Ro Frost: Hutchinson Reformatory Superintendent Dies

Roy L Frost longtime Hutchinson reformatory superintendent died at home after indigestion and a heart attack last night. A Pratt native and World War I veteran, he led the state reformatory since 1941 and previously ran an office supply business. Survived by his widow son Roy L Frost Hutchinson three grandchildren and a brother.

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Benson Sees Bright Future for Farmers

Secretary of Agriculture Benson predicts a nine point program will lift farm income and stabilize prices in 1953. He cites cash payments for surpluses, government land retirement, tax refunds on farm fuel, and reduced storage costs as a path to immediate buoyancy in farm prices.

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KU Faculty Pieces Highlight American Music Festival Program

Kansas University School of Fine Arts faculty members feature in the 11th annual American Music Festival. The broadcast on WNYC from 12 to 12 30 p.m. Lawrence time includes George Green Jr. violin and piano pieces, John Pozdro and Laurelle Anderson works, recorded with KU musicians and the Lilue Symphony conducted by Dean Thomas Gorton.

Kansas University School of Fine Arts K.A WNYC New York City Lawrence George Green Jr John Pozdra Lau

Great Columnist Began at Two a Week Visit to Mrs Odd McIntyre

New York columnist Earl Wilson details a visit to Mrs. Q. O. McIntyre in Park Avenue. He recalls early life in Gallipolis, Ohio, a marriage near Cincinnati, and his gift of a diamond to his wife. The piece mixes reminiscence with portraits of private life and pet dogs.

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Kansas Traffic Deaths Reported for 1956

State Accident Records Section lists in last 24 hours 1 fatality and to date 1956 totals 23. For same period in 1955 fatalities were 30.

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Defense Spending Boost Necessary Says Wilson

Secretary Wilson said the defense budget must rise to keep the forces modern and effective. He outlined a total of 347 billion for the next fiscal year, about 900 million more than the current year, while the armed forces size stays constant. He urged development and production of new weapons despite higher costs.

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