March university events schedule in Kansas Union arts and lectures
A dense calendar lists lectures, recitals, forums and performances from March 16 to 21 at Fraser Theater Swarthout Recital Hall Hoch Auditorium and Kansas Union. Notable items include Prof Henry Remak on comparative literature, Albert Gerken carillon recital, Stanford’s Dr Michel Bouchart on active centers, and the Hague Philharmonic concert.
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Henry H. H. Remak
Lewis M. Cline
Univ. of Wisconsin
Lindley
Bailey
Nicholas Rashevsky
Univ. of Chicago
John Mitchell
Morton Olson
Wichita Univ
Gambia's UN Bid Faces Assembly Hurdle and Limits
Gambia seeks UN membership as one of the world body’s poorest states. The 316000-population nation, a British-ruled ex colony, awaits General Assembly approval with no immediate meeting planned. Led by David Kwesi Jawara, it remains dependent on Britain for aid.
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United Nations
N. Y
Times-Post
Gambia
General Assembly
Africa
World Organization
Iceland’s
Luxembourg
Cyprus
Lebanon
Britain
London
Senegal
David Kwesi Jawara
Independent Africa Awakens as Nation Gains Freedom
A new African state secures independence as the thirty third country to emerge from colonial rule since World War II, marking a historic step in postwar decolonization and regional sovereignty.
Liz Taylor Father Off Critical List After Stroke Recovery
Hollywood AP reports Francis Taylor, 65, Elizabeth Taylor's father, was removed from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital's critical list. He showed ongoing improvement after a Thursday night stroke as Elizabeth Taylor flew from Dublin to be at his bedside Sunday. her husband Richard Burton was filming nearby.
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Hollywood
Francis Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Cedars of Lebanon
Taylor
Miss Taylor
Dublin
Richard Burton
Selma Demonstrations Praise by Ralph Bunche Abroad
Ralph Bunche praised nationwide Selma demonstrations as proof that citizens across the United States press for a solution to Alabama voter registration inequities. He spoke at a news conference on Saturday calling the actions a credit to the nation and a signal to the world.
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Los Angeles
United States
Selma
Ala
United Nations
Ralph Bunche
Alabama
Cal's President Apparent Victor In Regent Fight
Clark Kerr remains UC president after an apparent victory in a dispute with the Board of Regents over student discipline. Kerr and Acting Chancellor Martin Meyerson delayed resignations after a 54 hour closed session, signaling ongoing talks ahead of the Regents meeting. A chaotic period followed the Free Speech Movement protests and enforcement conflicts on the Berkeley campus.
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Berkeley
Calif
Clark Kerr
University of California
Board of Regents
Regents
Kerr
Martin Myerson
John J. Thomson
Thomson
Academic Senate
Edward W. Strong
Meyerson
Dispute Over Resignations At UC Board Meeting
Regents were split on accepting the resignations of Kerr and Meyerson as Max Rafferty signaled tolerance but delayed action. Regent Theodore Meyer proposed a crackdown plan allowing expulsion of students and firing of employees who disrupt the university routine, but the vote failed and Meyer's proposal was postponed to the next meeting.
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Max Rafferty
California
Kerr
Meyer
Israel and West Germany Agree to Diplomatic Ties
Israel’s cabinet accepted West Germany’s offer of full diplomatic relations with no conditions. Arab foreign ministers in Cairo pledged to sever ties with Bonn if recognition, while some nations objected to recognizing East Germany. Nasser said the UAR would recognize East Germany regardless of Arab actions.
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Jerusalem
Israel
West Germany
Cairo
Bonn
Levi Eshkol
Ludwig Erhard
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Eshkol
Morocco
Tunisia
Libya
East Germany
Nasser
Wilder Firehouse Damaged as Blaze Destroys Station
Wilder Idaho AP reports a Sunday fire leveled the Wilder fire house. Volunteers were off duty. help came from neighboring cities after a neighbor heard popping noises. Firefighters arrived but could not stop the blaze.
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Wilder
Idaho
Glenn Osborn
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