Composers Arrive for Seventh Annual Dread Music Symposium
National composers converge in Lawrence for the Seventh Annual Symposium of Contemporary American Music at Kansas University. KU choir and orchestra open Sunday with Belshazzar's Feast. Finney and Wisconsin’s Fine Arts Quartet to perform.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
William Walton
Robert Baustian
Clayton Krehbiel
Ross Lee Finney
Michigan University
Fine Arts Quartet
Wisconsin University At Madison
Swarthout Recital Hall
Finney
John Pozdro
Murphy Hell
University Theatre
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
David Bates
Edward Mattila
Roy’ Hamlin Johnson
Pozdro
EU Endowment Association
Music Performance Trust
Give Lawrence a Lift and Plant a Posey
A brief item urges readers to tidy outdoor spaces with simple tasks. It mentions giving Lawrence a lift and planting a posey while pruning a bush to make Home Sweet Home look picture perfect.
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Lawrence
Home Sweet Home
Fund Established For Math Talks At KU Mount Oread
Mr and Mrs Guy W Smith established a fund within the Kansas University Endowment Association to bring distinguished mathematics lecturers to the Mount Oread campus. The Smiths hosted the Mathematics Department honors dinner at the Kansas Union where KU professor emeritus of mathematics G Baley Price announced the fund.
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Guy W. Smith
Kansas University Endowment Association
Mount Oread
Par rish decides to keep Salina hotel open
Salina major downtown hotel the Parrish Motor Hotel will stay open. C Monte Parrish announced Friday he will continue operating the hotel known as the Lamer as long as Salina needs a convention hotel. He plans a Salina Community Inn project and says the town should not face another blow.
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Salina
Kan
Parrish
Monte) Parrish
Lamer
Kansas
Schilling Air Force Base
Ame
Hospital Grant Okayed for Stormont-Vail Expansion
TOPEKA AP The state Board of Health approved a $10,000 federal grant to draft final plans for a $4.7 million expansion of Stormont-Vail Hospital. Officials said the first phase could begin in July.
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Topeka
Stormont-Vail Hospital
State Board of Health
State Tax Hikes Start Today Across Kansans Purchases
Kansans shop for weekend needs as sales taxes rise from 2.42 to 3 percent and cigarette taxes jump two cents per pack, liquor tax climbs from 2 percent to 4 percent, boosting state revenue by about 26 million annually. Wayne McCoy, state revenue director, said details were shared with more than 70 000 merchants and vendors Friday night to take effect today.
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Topeka
Wayne McCoy
New Associate to Aid Mallett at First Presbyterian Church
James Gregory Griffes, a Union Theological Seminary student, will become associate pastor of the First Presbyterian Church starting July 15, assisting Rev. Harold M. Mallett. Griffes, set to graduate May 18, has Episcopal ordination planned for June and a July 3 wedding. He holds a 1962 B.A. from Wooster College and has participated in international programs and ecumenical work, including studies in India, Switzerland, Lebanon, Thailand, and service with Army finance clerks. He has done field work at North New York Congregational and West Park Presbyterian churches and led youth programs with the Protestant Council of Churches in Brooklyn. He also serves as student chairman for Union Theological Seminary’s delegation to the Institute of Religious and Social Studies.
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James Gregory Griffes
Union Theological Seminary
New York
First Presbyterian Church
Harold M. Mallett
Griffes
Union
Presbytery
New York City
Lawrence Church
Wooster College
Wooster
Ohio
Calif
Congregational Church of
North New York
West Park
Conant Warns of Unanswerable Military Questions
Dr. James B. Conant former Harvard president told West Point graduates that in coming years military leaders will face almost unanswerable questions. He spoke in a prepared address for the Association of Graduates as he received the Sylvanus Thayer Award for his work as educator scientist and statesman.
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N.Y
James B. Conant
Harvard
Conant
U.S. Military Academy
Association of Graduates
Sylvanus Thayer
Germany
United States
Academy
Girl on a Skateboard Killed by Police Car
Clarissa Carter a five year old girl was killed when she rode a skateboard into the path of a police car speeding to a bomb report on west 65th street near Central Park The bomb scare proved unfounded and witnesses say the child darted from between parked cars into the police vehicle’s path The incident comes after a safety council warning urging parental control of youngsters on skateboards
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NEW York (Ap
Clarissa Carter
West 65Th Street
Central Park
Greater
Neighborly Aid Sparks Broad Local Support
A wave of community volunteers rallies to assist neighbors in need after a severe storm. Local groups including Red Cross teams and faith organizations coordinate meal deliveries, shelter setups, and cleanup efforts across affected blocks, with the city thanking workers and residents for resilience.
Honor Initiate From Brooklyn In KU Pi Mu Epsilon
Ephraim Cohen of Brooklyn is the KU honor initiate in Pi Mu Epsilon. New members include KU seniors and graduate students from many states, with dozens named such as David Storer of Kansas City and Paul Albert of San Francisco.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Kansas University
Pi Mu Epsilon
David Storer
Miss. St
Paul Albert
San Francisco
Calif
Sharon Anderson
Topeka
John Baker
Memphis
Tenn
Ronald Bartcher
Hutchinson
Norman Beal
Independence
Kansas City
William Engbur
Wichita
David Everett
Wyman Fair
Santa Paula
Gloria Farha
Stefan Feycock
Colorado Springs
Colo
Thomas Fisher
Ann Flood
Glenn Hammons
Oswego
Jack Hills
Robert Hindman
Neodesha
Edward Jacobsen
Stouffer Place
Ronald Jantz
Halstead
Mary Kline
Alan Krank
Montevideo
Minn
Fred Long
Sterling
Marilyn Moffat
Great Bend
Robert Morton
Doniphan
Neb
John Nelson
Richard Rempel
Newton
Kenneth Rourke
Stamford
Michael Wiedel
Fairbury
Iowa
Michael Wright
Studio City
Englishman to Talk At Social Work Day
Robert Theobald, British socio economist and author, speaks on Cybernation Threat and Promise at 7 30 p m in the Kansas Union Kansas Room. The event open to public after 9 a m registration and features extra chairs near banquet tables.
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Kansas
The
Kansas Union
Theobald
Margaret Milloy
Jewish Family and Children’s Service
St. Louis
Kansas Social Workers Alumni Association
KU Social Work Department
University Extension
Lady Churchill Named To House of Lords
Lady Churchill the 80 year old widow of Sir Winston Churchill was appointed to the House of Lords by Prime Minister Harold Wilson in a special No 10 Downing Street announcement.
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London
Lady Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill
House of Lords
Harold Wilson
No. 10
Downing Street
Public bids sought for Lincoln School property sale and city sewer project
Sealed bids are invited by the Board of Education for the Lincoln School Building and grounds at 7th and Elim Streets with a 5 percent certified check by June 1 1965. The Board may reject all bids. Separately the City of Lawrence invites bids by May 14 1965 for an 3024 foot 8 inch sanitary sewer construction at City Hall.
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Board of Education
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Wincoln
7Th and
Elim Streets
A. J. Woestemeyer
Board of Commissioners of the
City of
Lawrence
Notice of Hearing for Final Settlement in Green Estate
In Douglas County Kansas Probate Court George Reeder as Administrator d.b.n. c.t.a. petitions for final settlement, accounting, and heirs determination in the Harry M. Green estate. Court in Lawrence to hear defenses by May 25 1965 at 11:00 a.m. Robert B. Oyler attorney for petitioner.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
Douglas County
Harry M. Green
George Reeder
D.b.n. C.t.a
Lawrence
D.b.n. C.ta
Robert B. Oyler
Luxury home ad and real estate listings in Lawrence area
An assortment of real estate ads and notices offers new and existing homes in Lawrence and nearby Holiday Hills. Listings include a $45,000 Pioneer Ridge house with central air and brick trim, a under construction 3 bedroom rancher for $16,000, and multiple houses, trailers, and rentals with features such as garages, central air, kitchens, and various contact numbers for Holmes Peck Brown Agency and Gill Agency. Also listed are finance openings, a Karmann Ghia, and local services like TV repair and flooring.
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Holmes, Peck & Brown, Inc
Lawrence
Holiday Hills
Sunset Hill
West Jr. High
Holmes, Peck & Brown
GAC Finance Corp
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Kansas
Karmann
Lawrence Heights
Gill
Gill Agency
Tenn
Furn
Rhode Island
Maine Street
Ohio
New Hampshire
Ollie Peters
Multiple Real Estate Listings and Classified Ads
For sale and rent notices including frame building 30 by 44 feet, several houses with 3 to 5 bedrooms, ranch style homes near KU, trailers, and a variety of cars. Listings provide contact phones, prices, and locations in Lawrence area and surrounding communities. Also notes on apartments and garages for rent with amenities and mortgage offers.
Nice 3 bedroom home with fenced yard for sale
Down payment options start at $300 with total monthly payments of $68. Haverty and Hedges Real Estate lists the property at 802 Mass with additional contact numbers for after hours. Duplex option offered with attached garages and furnished units currently rented at $90 each. cement financing available. Other listings include apartments and a 1902 Lark sedan for sale, plus various services and ads across the Kansas area.
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Mass
David Gibson
al Haverty
Chuck Hedges
Waco
Rhode Island St
Lawrence
Call Haverty & Hedges Real Estate
FURN
APTS
Air
Bel Air
Mir
Oskaloosa
Haverty and Hedges Real Estate
Call Haverty and Hedges
Real Hatate
Haverty and Hedges
Perry
Kans
M.W.F. Call
Pat Reboussin
Community clothing drive at Owens Lane sale
Saturday sale at 2133 Owens Lane offers like new clothes for babies boys girls and adults including coats dresses and suits. The event opens at 9 am and is located south of Alabama at 21st.
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Owens Lane
Alabama
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