Wallace claims other Dems steal his thunder in primary push
Alabama governor George Wallace, campaigning in San Francisco, complains that Jimmy Carter and Edmund Brown adopt his ideas from years past and win more attention. He criticizes big government rhetoric, notes his wheelchair constraint, and claims 170 solid delegates despite sparse publicity during a five hour visit.
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George Allace
San Francisco International
Alabama
Wallace
Jimmy Carter
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
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Carillons Compared and the Silent Concert Interaction
The article explains carillon construction and scale from the KU instrument with 53 bells to North American ranges of 23 to 77. It traces origins from 14th century clocks through Hemony works and bellfounding revival after World War I, ending with the carillonneur’s challenge to engage a varied audience during recitals.
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John Taylor Co
Loughborough
England
North America
Low Countries
Hemony
Tryouts Knee Knocker Blows Through Public Singing Auditions
The article recounts student nerves and coaching at a university theatre audition. Assistant director Tom Rea warns against extremes in attitude, urges natural presentation, and shows the author switching songs to fit the moment. The scene ends with a quiet room, bold singing, and knees still knotted after exiting.
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Tom Rea
University Theatre
Rea
the Fantasticks
Bea
Hulse
Kansas fish industry eyes beef rival status
Kansas now has a $37 million commercial fish farming sector with about 200 farms, up from six in 1954. Dr. John Kelley of Kansas State University notes the state ranks 12th nationally in fish output and farmed fish cost about 36 cents per pound versus 40 to 43 cents for beef.
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Manhattan
Kansas
John Kelley
Kansas State University
Kelley
Governor falls on river trip injures ribs in Missouri
Governor Robert F. Bennett suffered rib pain after a fall on rocks at a Buffalo River campsite during a Memorial Day trip. An aide said the diagnosis suggested cracked ribs but not serious enough for tape or treatment. The accident occurred Tuesday night while fishing near southern Missouri.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Missouri
Bennett
Buffalo River
TWA strike averted as attendants reach tentative contract
A 5,500 flight attendants at Trans World Airlines averted a strike after negotiators reached a tentative contract agreement. Details will wait on ratification by the Transport Workers Union. The union sought higher wages and better conditions while TWA reported large losses last year.
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Trans World Airlines
TWA
National Mediation Board
Kay McMurray
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