House Leaders Stand Firm Over Powell Back Pay
House leaders vow no bargaining with Adam Clayton Powell over $55,000 in back pay. Democrats warn against a court test and seek to avoid embarrassment by persuading Powell not to pursue the claim.
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D-Mass
McCormack
Bob Casey
D-Tex
Kraft Wins 550 Scholarship for Shawnee Mission Student
Roger B Kraft of Shawnee Mission earned a 550 American Institute of Architects National Scholarship at Kansas University He is a fifth year KU School of Architecture student on the dean s honor roll Earlier he won the Junior History Book Award in architectural history The Ward Education Fund backs the NAIA scholarship
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Roger B. Kraft
Shawnee Mission
American Institute of Architects
Kansas University
Kraft
KU School of Architecture and Urban Design
KU theater season opens June 30 with four plays
Kansas University summer repertory opens at 8 20 p m June 30 in Murphy Hall Experimental Theatre with James Thurber The Male Animal Other offerings include Ah Wilderness July 1 3 14 18 22 and 1960 off Broadway comedies July 8 10 12 17 24 26 and The Grass Harp July 9 11 16 21 23 The Grass Harp and Ah Wilderness are on the main stage in the round while the others are in the Experimental Theater. All shows start at 8 20 p m.
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Kansas University
James Thurber
Murphy Hall
Eugene O’neill
Truman Capote
Blackout Hits Utah Power and Light Main Office
A spokesperson said they do not know what happened as employees sat in darkened offices during a several minute outage at the Utah Power and Light Co main office in Salt Lake City. The tone was light as the spokesman joked about not paying the bill.
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Topeka Chamber Seeks Alcohol at Municipal Auditorium
Topeka Chamber of Commerce directors will ask Kansas legislators to permit alcoholic beverages at Topeka’s Municipal Auditorium. The move mirrors Wichita’s 1969 exemption and follows controversy over drinking at last January’s inaugural ball at the Wichita civic center.
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