Shakespeare on the American stage and its evolving vision
Theater critic Kilty argues Americans lag 100 to 200 years behind England in absorbing Shakespeare and other classics. He notes growing American interest, contends modern vernacular weakens imagery, praises Antoon and Ball, and cites Antoon’s Much Ado staging in 1920s America as a valid approach. The director stresses rehearsals before foreign elements enter, and his own cast plans to perform Friday.
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Conservatives Rule Convention in Lutheran Church Debates
With conservatives in control the denomination rebuffed calls for former president Rev. Dr. Oliver Harms to speak. Dr. J. A. O. Preus leads a conservative majority proposing his doctrinal statement to govern Concordia Seminary teaching, while Dr. John Tietjen faces pressure amid faculty pushback and a looming removal threat.
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Kansas traffic deaths log shows 0 in 24 hours
The Topeka AP report lists 24 hour traffic fatalities at 0 up to 9 am Wednesday. For July total 17 and for 1973 overall 314. Compared with 1972 period 334, the log notes two fatalities not previously reported.
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Two Americans Die On Zmutt Glacier As Rescue Efforts Continue
The bodies of a 47-year-old Scot, Stanley Archer Graven, and his 17-year-old son were found on the Zmutt glacier at about 10 300 feet after a 600 foot fall. Twenty others lacking shelter were saved by airborne crews as weather improved late Tuesday.
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Alaska Pipeline Fallout Delays Stalled by Divestment Plan
Senate debate centers on a proposal to force oil companies to divest pipelines on federal lands. Alaska figures Sen. Stevens and Gravel warn the plan could delay the trans Alaska pipeline. Sen. Haskell argues divestment would spur North Slope oil field development. The Senate plans final passage vote next Tuesday.
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