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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
13
Washington obituary: Mary Anderson aged 91, who led the Labor Department’s Women’s Bureau from its founding in 1920 until her retirement in 1944, died Wednesday in Washington.
San Francisco finds success on opportunism with a 100-92 road win over Boston as Wilt Chamberlain posts 28 points and 22 rebounds. Los Angeles and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with 76ers rallying to beat the Lakers 102-97. St Louis drops to a Knicks defeat 105-104 as Johnny Egan clocks in a late winner.
Howard Komives of Bowling Green is the NCAA scoring leader with 370 points in 11 games, a 33.6 average, after scoring 43 against Findlay. Manny Newsome of Western Michigan and Princeton's Bill Bradley follow, with Newsome at 463 points in 14 games and Bradley at 32.9 average.
President Johnson told Britain that U S troops would join an international Cyprus peacekeeping force if arrangements are satisfactory. Ambassador Bruce delivered the decision to Duncan Sandys as the Soviet Union condemned moves to deploy soldiers from NATO nations to Cyprus amid the truce tensions between Greek and Turkish Cypriots.
Rev. Ira E. McBride, longtime missionary for the Evangelical United Brethren Church, will speak at the Evangelical United Brethren Church at 4 30 p m Sunday with informal fellowship to follow. He has served in Nigeria since 1923 and led the denomination's Nigeria mission for 21 years 1934 55.
Mayor Robert F. Bennett, Kenneth Sanborn, Ralph E. Skoog and Allen E. Pritchard will headline the 14th City Clerks School February 19 to 21 at Kansas University. Over 80 city clerks expected. A county clerks program runs February 11 to 13.
St Louis alumna and KU class of 1893 graduate Miss Josephine T Berry is honored by three gifts totaling about 12000 to the KU Endowment Association. The gifts include a scholarship fund for Marshall County students a leukemia research fund and a new student aid fund administered by the chancellor with most funds already loaned to students.
The government presses to tie James R. Hoffa to alleged jury fixing in the 1962 Nashville conspiracy trial. Two of Hoffa's five co defendants are linked by calls as prosecutor James Neal vows to prove a six man chain of evidence despite a defense motion for mistrial or separate trials.
Washington reports that the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee will investigate the high cost of dying and the high cost of medical care. Chairman Philip A. Hart did not detail funeral costs but noted concerns over physician ownership of drug stores and related firms.
Noel Siebuhr, 51, of Lebo Kansas was crushed to death at his home when a car he was working on slipped off a jack. His wife, in the house calling, returned to find him pinned beneath the vehicle.
The cast for the Kansas University Experimental Theatre production Oh Dad, Poor Dad will perform March 26 to 28 and March 31 to April 3. Perry Schwartz, director, announced the lineup including Nancy Vinovich Arkansas City graduate student Judith Howell Hinsdale Illinois freshman Tom Winston Dallas senior Robert Rumpf Webster Groves Missouri senior William Bowersock Mission Hills senior Brian Stevermer Shawnee Mission junior Dick Caskey Overland Park freshman Alan Glines Independence junior Steve Butler Cedar Rapids Iowa sophomore Bela Kiralyfalui Balkany Hungary graduate student.
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra under Stanislaw Skrowaczewski will perform at 8 20 p.m. Saturday Feb 8 in Hoch Auditorium at Kansas University. Now in its 60th season the group has toured the United States Canada and abroad including a 1957 34 000 mile trip to Athens Salonika Baghdad Teheran Bombay Istanbul Belgrade and more sponsored by the U S State Department. Skrowaczewski former conductor of the National Philharmonic of Warsaw became conductor after the 1959 60 season succeeding Antal Dorati.
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The article highlights collaborations between the Vienna State Opera and leading European orchestras showcasing shared repertoires and performance collaborations across major cultural centers. It notes notable conductors and soloists involved in these high profile programs.
Kansas Department of Economic Development director Jack Lacy will address the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Hotel Eldridge on Tuesday February 11. He will outline state level economic and industrial development plans and the department’s actions to stimulate activity. tickets are available at the Chamber office before Monday February 10.
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