Community Arts Calendar March 23 to 31 highlights
A dense listing of events across Lawrence including exhibits at Kansas Union the Museum of Art and Watson Library, performances by Macbeth University Theatre and University Symphony, festivals in Hoch and Murphy venues, plus lectures, art classes, and the Douglas County Science Fair across March 23 through 31 with several free public events at the Kansas Union and Lawrence Community Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann ‘Nunley
Kansas Union
al Newbill
Museum of Art
Watson Library
Murphy Hall
Lawrence Art Guild
Lawrence
Model United, Nations
Murphy and
Summerfield
Ballard Center
University Theatre
Murphy
University Theatre—Murphy
Swarthout—Murphy
Festival of Arts
Oscar Peterson
Hoch
Lawrence Public Library
Bandeira
Drummond
John Nist
Douglas County Science Fair
Lawrence Community Building
Ella Fitzgerald
Douglas County
University Symphony
Heitor Villa-Lobos—Murphy
K.U
Nelson Art Gallery
Kansas City
Music Hall
K.C
van Cliburn
Lawrence Community Arts Council
Local Markets Report From Bowersock and Harwood
Bowersock Mill lists wheat at 1.46 per unit, yellow corn 1.09, and rye at 1.87. Harwood Market quotes eggs Grade A large 22, medium 19, undergrades 13, current receipts 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowersock Mill
Harwood Market
Cattle Hog Markets Reported With Mixed Price Shifts
Kansas City AP notes cattle steers and heifers steady to 25 lower while cows rise 25. Feeders uneven to weak with 25-50 drop. Steers 23.25-26.75, heifers 22.75-26.25, cows 17.50-19.50, feeders 24.50-32.50, calves 27.50-35.40. Lambs steady. hogs under 235 lbs down 25. weights 400+ down 25. sows steady with 25 declines on heavier weights.
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Kansas City
Market Averages Rise Slightly Amid Mixed Signals
The industrial average stood at 826.05, up .92 with 5 new highs and 70 new lows for 1967-68. AP 60-stock average slipped .4 to 299.5 while the S P 500 climbed .09 to 88.42 and the NYSE index gained one cent to $49.05 as readers check the classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustrial
Associated Press
Standard & Poor
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street Stocks Rally as Markets Recover
In New York yesterday 1 478 issues traded with 487 advancing and 73 declining as the market rebounded from a downward trend. Volume rose to 9.9 million shares from 8.58 million the previous day and the Dow Jones average showed gains.
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Wall Street
New York
Kennedy Runs for President Despite Vietnam Policy Doubts
Senator Robert F. Kennedy said his bid for president may spur changes in Vietnam policy but he will continue the race to the finish. He commented on Westmoreland’s reassignment and Humphrey’s remarks, hoping the moves signaled a course correction. He spoke during a California campaign stop and asserted his campaign remains active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Johnson
Vietnam
Tam
California
William C. Westmoreland
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Gov
Rockefeller
John Sherman Cooper
Kennedy
Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Lansing
Mich
Florida
Claude Kirk
Alabama
Watts
McCarthy
Detroit
Reardon Report Denounced by Kansas Publisher
Topeka AP reports Robert M. White II publisher of the Mexico Ledger calls the Reardon report adoption by the American Bar Association ill advised and tragic. White argues it would curb information about police and courts, increase secrecy in arrests and trials, and hinder public knowledge of law enforcement and judicial quality.
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Topeka
Robert M. White II
The
Kansas Press Association
Reardon
American Bar Association
House of Delegates
White
Mexico, Mo
Ledger
Sigma Delta Chi
Bar Association
Vigilance urged to stop Reardon report from becoming law
White urged lawyers and newspapermen to rally every informed voter to prevent the Reardon report from becoming law. He warned that unconcerned citizens threaten democracy and urged ongoing vigilance beyond midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Reardon
Parkway Commission Approves Clinton Park Way Plans
Parkway County commissioners gave tentative approval to preliminary Clinton Parkway plans on West 23rd Street within city limits. They authorized Finney and Turnipseed to revise and resubmit with cost estimates, and instructed acquisition of a 200 foot right of way for two miles west of the city.
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Oasis County
23Rd Street
Finney and Turnipseed
Topeka
23Rd
Iowa Ts
L. D. Rice
Commission
Travis Glass
New Group Forms to Push Kansas City to New Orleans Turnpike
About 30 residents from Missouri Arkansas and Louisiana formed the MoarkIn Kansas City to New Orleans Turnpike Association in Fort Smith Arkansas. J Fred Patton was chosen president with Missouri State Rep Robert Young and James Lewis as vice presidents. The officers will decide financing headquarters and whether a full time executive director is required.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Kansas City
New Orleans
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
J. Fred, Patton
Fort Smith
Moarkln
Robert Young
Carthage
James Lewis
Shreveport
Rade
Towboat Huffman Opens 1968 Missouri River Season at St Louis
A towboat entered the Missouri River at St. Louis marking the 1968 navigation season start, nine days ahead of schedule. The Huffman, operated by Huffman Towing Co., is the first to run the river, typically pushing cement barges between Kansas City and Omaha.
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ST. Louis
Missouri River
Army
Huffman
Huffman Towing Co
Kansas City
Omaha
Kennedy Gains First Endorsements for Democratic Run
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy gains his first governor endorsement from Gov. Philip H. Hoff of Vermont and Rep. Edith Green of Oregon as Kennedy expands a Democratic campaign. Hoff cites Kennedy as offering the best national renewal path while Green adds as Oregon cochair. Johnson avoids commitment while noting past remarks on a Kennedy McCarthy alignment.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Johnson
Kennedy
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Town and Country
Humphrey
Hoff
Montpelier
Dean Rusk
Marvin Watson
Rusk
W. Averell Harriman
Edith Green
Oregon
Eugene J. McCarthy
Green
White House
Kennedy-McCarthy
Early Neurological Clinic Founded at Massachusetts General
One of the first neurological clinics in the United States was established at Massachusetts General Hospital by James Putnam in 1872. The landmark clinic helped launch formal neurology services and training in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Massachusetts
General Hospital
James Putnam
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Oscar Fernandez
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O Pagador de Promessas
al Capp—Hoch
Robert Stanton
Oboist
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K. C. Livestock
TAX Kahn Bookkeeping & Tax Service
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Clinton
New Group
Pike K.C
Hoch Auditorium
Gov. Hoff
Sity
Wisconsin
Hubert A Humphrey
St. Patrick's
George Francis
Knights of Columbus Hall
the National Associat
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Leland
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Lawrence Association of Life Underwriters
Leland O. Armstrong
National Guardian Life Insurance
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Armstrong
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