University camp concert series delights Kansas audience
A large audience welcomed the third in a six concert series at the Kansas University Midwestern Music and Art Camp. Students and faculty performed in varied styles with earnest readings by the concert and chamber choirs, the symphony orchestra, the symphonic band and the concert band under directors Darrell Benne James Ralston George Lawner John Corley Kenneth Bloomquist and Russell Wiley. Gerald Carney led the camp symphony orchestra on the encore. Dr Lawner and Mr Corley served as guest conductors for the past week reinforcing the camp’s strong reputation.
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Kansas Univesity
Symphony Orchestra
Darrell ‘ Benne
James Ralston
George Lawner
John Corley
Kenneth’ Bloomquist
Russell Wiley
Gerald Carney
Camp Symphony Orchestra
County Derry
Lawner
Corley
Brookline Symphonies Praise Corley Band Leadership
A university symphony, Brookline schools, and MIT concert bands received praise for imaginative programming and strong direction by Corley and Beene. The review notes steady musical quality, successful expansion of programs, and enthusiastic student response across Sunday performances at University Theatre.
The University Theft Report at Bailey Hall
Kansas University traffic and security officers report the theft of tools valued at 51 dollars from Bailey Hall. KU police say the items a drill a saw and other tools disappeared on a Friday or Saturday and remain missing.
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Kansas University
Bailey Hall
Amex
Wallace Cancer Battle Deepens at MD Anderson
Mrs. Wallace, wife of Gov. Wallace, learns from MD Anderson specialists that her cancer has advanced. The diagnosis follows a January 1966 uterus cancer surgery and a checkup last month. Doctors confirm the illness as of Sunday, while staff and officials note a cautious, unified approach.
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Anderson ‘ Hospital and Tumor Institute
Houston
Alabama _ physi- Sun com
Basia
Aidle
Waller
C. Wallace
James
Kansas University receives $107,976 Public Health grant
Senator Frank Carlson announced a $107 976 Public Health Service grant to the University of Kansas. The funds will support a demonstration program to improve public health but details remain incomplete in the report.
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Washington
University “of Kansas
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Eagles Honor Four Earn National Court of Honor
Four boys John F Hickock Lee A Hoff man Philip R Hoffman and Kenneth D Rummer were recommended to the National Court of Honor by Troop 55 in an Eagle Court at West Side Presbyterian Church. Families attended as Eagle Badges were awarded while Pack 57 Den Mothers and leaders supported the ceremony.
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Troop 55
West Side Presbyterian Church
John F. Hickock
Herb
Hickock
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Philip R. Hoffman
Ralph, Hoffman
Lee
A. ‘Hoffman
Kenneth D. Rummer
Dale Rummer
Edwin T. Burgess
Journal-World Photo
Lee A. Hoffman
Kenneth
National Court of Honor
Jack
Conrad
Color Guard and Scouts Honor Arrow Initiates
The Color Guard led by Steve Tonite and pledge captain Ted Blitsess welcomed attendees as A E Woe er spoke on Ten Marks of a Good Citizen. Troop 55 members from 1961 and 1962 were inducted into the Order of the Arrow, with two joining in each year, and all remained active.
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Denny
Jett
Steve Tonite
Hag
Charles
Andl
Pe Council
Charles Suffrensand
Order of the Arrow
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