Opera Experts Speak at Imagination 63 KU Wichita
Boris Goldovsky and six other theater and opera leaders will lecture at Imagination 63 at Kansas University. The event runs today through Saturday with talks in Swarthout Recital Hall and a 3:30 panel on solving musical production problems.
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Boris Goldovsky
Metropolitan Opera
Imagination
Kansas University
Tatiana Doukoudovska
Kansas City Civic Ballet
Robert Baustian
Santa Fe Opera
KU Symphony
Clayton Krehbiel
William Reardon
F. Cowles Strickland
University
Strickland
Prof
Baustian
Missouri
Krehbiel
Reardon
Red Cross honors 45 year pin at Douglas County meeting
Miss Electa Kindlesperger received a 45 year pin at the Red Cross annual Douglas County chapter meeting held at the Hotel Eldridge with about 100 attendees. Howard Wiseman chaired. Leland J. Williams gave the keynote on Man's Aspirations for Greatness. Williams formerly oversaw POW repatriation from the Korean War. Major league baseball attendance was 21,375,433 in 1962, up 2,490,915 from 1961.
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Tenn. St
Douglas County
Red Cross
Eldridge
Howard Wiseman
Charles Gerstenberger
Eudora
Gerstenberger
Leland J. Williams
Kansas City
Jackson County
Williams
Home Service
Gray
Gale Adkins
Frances Cleveland
Glenn Davis
Elmer Dougan
Fred Harris
C. B. Holmes
J. W. Twente
Bob Bowline
John Emerson
E. E. Smissman
Joe Traylor
Harley Yoder
Baldwin
Robert Ridley
Roger Martin
Wakarusa
Elwood Wiggins
Kanwaka
Ross Wulfkuhle
Willow Springs
Gilbert Gilges
Palmyra
Jack Wiseman
Marion
Clinton Township
Jesse Sutton
Grant Township
Walter Heck
QO. H. Correa
Marston McCluggage
Ralph Wolfson
Rusty Springer
H. C. McMillan
Wiseman
Major League Baseball
Rep Fine advocates national lottery as tax relief
Rep Paul A. Fine argues a national lottery could raise about 10 billion dollars annually for government services and reduce debt. He notes New Hampshire Gov John N King signed a state lottery bill, hoping it spurs Congress to action after decades of similar proposals.
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Washington
Paul A. Fine
New York Republicann
Congress
Fine
New Hampshire
KU Centrex Cable Project Aims for Aug 4 Start
Digging at 13th and 14th Streets and Jayhawk Boulevard advances for a new Kansas University telephone system. Centrex wiring spans from Southwestern Bell at 734 Vt to 13th and Mass and then to 13th and Jayhawk before reburial, with a tunnel route to Ellsworth Hall planned.
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14Th Street
Jayhawk Boulevard
Kansas University
14Th and
Jayhawk
Centrex
University
Southwestern Bell
Vt. St
13Th and
Mass
Ellsworth Hall
John Stuckey Named Student Council Chief at KU
Pittsburg junior John Stuckey was elected chairman of the Kansas University All Student Council for 1963-64. New officers include Greg Turner as vice chairman Sandra Garvey secretary and Charles Portwood treasurer. Stuckey named committee on committees members Jerrie Trantum Pat Wilson Chuck Marvin Bob Tieszen and Harry Bretschneider Turner also serves as committee chair.
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John Stuckey
Pittsburg
Kansas University
Greg Turner
Seattle
Wash
Sandra Garvey
St. Louis
Charles Portwood
Shawnee Mission
Stuckey
Jerrie Trantum
Kansas City
Kan
Pat Wilson
Chuck Marvin
W. 21St St. Terr
Bob Tieszen
McPherson
Harry Bretschneider
Turner
Huff Elected President of Lawrence Luncheon Optimist Club
Richard Huff of 1805 Ark. St. will assume the presidency July 1 for a one year term, succeeding Charles Hedges. Officers elected include vice presidents Marvin Humphrey and Richard Kennedy, with secretary treasurer to be named after Huff takes office. Board members are Oneal Adams and Cecil Rogers for two years, Kermit Beal for one year. The club meets Thursdays at noon in the Hotel Eldridge.
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Marvin Humphrey
Richard Kennedy
Huff
Oneal Adams
Cecil Rogers
Kermit Beal
Eldridge
Employment Up in April Amid Steady Jobless Rate
The Labor Department reports April saw employment rise by 909000 to 68.1 million while the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate held at 5.7 percent. The figure is 1.3 million above April 1962 and marks the fastest payroll gain for the month in years.
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Washington AP
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Eudora E S Set for Musical
Eudora High School presents the Red and Blue Revue spring musical at 8 p.m. Friday in the school gym. Soloists include Judy Brown April Miller Melvin Morriss Cheryl Nixon Sharon Gabriel and Ron Schmidt. Performances by the school band mixed ensemble girls trio boys glee club girls glee club and mixed chorus. Revue directors are Mrs Dorene Eilenstine Mrs Evelyn G Wilson Claude J Williams Jr and Judy Brown. Accompanists are Sharon Gabriel Connie Gabriel Sandra Farris Edward Farris Mary Coltrane and Shirley Broers.
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Eudora High School
Judy Brown
April Miller
Melvin Morriss
Cheryl Nixon
Sharon Gabriel
Ron Schmidt
Dorene Eilenstine
Evelyn G. Wilson
Claude J. Williams Jr
Connie Gabriel
Sandra Farris
Eward Farris
Mary Coltrane
Shirley Broers
Balloon messages reach Illinois towns from eight toy balloons
Fourth graders at Centennial School and Dr. Calvin VanderWerf of the Kansas University Chemistry Department staged an experiment sending eight notes and gas in toy balloons that rose Friday. Two balloons carrying notes were found in Breese and Mt. Vernon, Illinois, over 400 miles east.
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Centennial School
Kansas University
Calvin VanderWerf
Illinois
Breese
Mt. Vernon
Hoffa Eyes Europe to Expand Teamsters Influence
James R. Hoffa told the House Merchant Marine Committee he seeks to extend union clout beyond the United States by urging European unions to pledge not to handle shipments that could affect a Teamsters strike, with no active pacts pursued. He argued strikes can release steam and that compulsory arbitration and cooling-off periods have limited value.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
United States
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
House Merchant Marine Committee
Hoffa
Phonecity to Annex Land with Rural Rate Until Development
Phonecity plans to annex a large undeveloped area and keep rural base rates until enough development justifies extra equipment for urban service. A study reviewed the base rate eligibility, with a final decision pending. Drake will address the City Commission next Tuesday to explain the policy. Southwestern Bell does not operate under a city franchise.
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Drake
City Commission
Southwestern Bell
Editor resigns from Cleveland Plain Dealer after 27 years
Wright Bryan, editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer since 1953, resigned Tuesday and also stepped down from the Associated Press board of directors. He cited differences of judgment with Forest City Publishing Co. officers and said the resignations are effective immediately.
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Cleveland (Ap
Wright Bryan
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Associated Press Board of Directors
Bryan
Forest City Publishing Co
AWS Dinner Honors KU Women With Memberships And Board Seats
The Associated Women Students honored Kansas University women at a Monday night program naming new Owens honorary sophomores and AWS College Fashion board members. Freshmen residence hall counselors and upperclass residence hall assistants were announced, with extensive lists of new members and appointees from multiple cities and states.
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Kansas University
Associated Women Students
Owens
AWS College
Marcia Allen
Overland Park
Beth Beamer
Topeka
Lynette Berg
Kristine Bergman
Webster Groves
Robin J. Bruner
Newton
Jewelda Devore
Belleville
Donna Dickson
Leavenworth
Anne Donald
Prairie Village
Mary Epp
Tribune
Wilma Ekeymann
Atchison
Sara Frandle
Perry
Carolyn Geiman
McPherson
Danielle Goering
Moundridge
Alice Griffith
Lawrence
Cindy Grisamore
Wichita
Nancy Harrington
Prospect Heights
Ill
Carolyn Hoke
Margaret Hughes
Ottawa
Mary Lanning
Diane Larson
Kansas City
Rebecca Larson
Tulsa
Okla
Judith Leibm
Thank you for the cards during bereavement
Lois P. Wells expresses gratitude for the cards and messages received after a recent bereavement.
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