West Berlin Sees Immigration Surge Amid Turmoil
West Berlin gains 500 new residents weekly as immigration replaces former emigration. The city offers tax breaks, cheap housing, and loans tied to family births to attract workers from West Germany. Transportation costs are covered, and occasional free trips home are provided, with 50,000 moving in last year and a 14 percent rise in marriages.
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West Berlin
Berlin
West Germany
Willy Brandt
City Senate
Brandt
Wilson Speaks at Kaw Valley School Awards Night
Earl J. Wilson Douglas County superintendent delivers the keynote on The Importance of Athletics in Our School Curriculum at Kaw Valley School annual awards banquet. The program includes band performances, multiple student honors, and faculty presentations.
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Earl J. Wilson
Douglas County
Kaw Valley
Jeanne Hargrave
Becky Altenbernd
Dan Paretsky
Nancy Callicott
Susan Boehle
Mark Schaake
Linda Alford
Jim Pendleton
Debra Harvey
Bart Altenbernd
Donald Preston
Nancy Mott
Donna Callicott
Diana Robertson
Joyce Kitsmiller
Jeff Hart
Glennard Yordy
Harold Preston
Judy Hudson
Linda Stewart
Sharon Whaley
Diana Denham
Donna Alford
Nancy Saunders
Kathy Taylor
Larry Musick
Willy Guffey
Wayne Transmeier
Kerry Altenbernd
Terry Porter
Merritt Musick
Bill Boehle
Bruce Preston
Roger Kitsmiller
Charlene Surratt
Esther Marihugh
Betty Booth
Joe Hargrave
Eva Bell Gerstenberger
Lawrence School Announces Summer Music Sessions for Beginners
Lawrence Public Schools detail a summer program for fourth through sixth graders offering instrument lessons 8 a.m. to noon at Lawrence High School with a $5 enrollment includes instruction books and instrument rental for $8 per year. Piano instruction for third to fifth graders requires home piano, with seven week sessions at Cordley directed by Mrs. Sheila Brown.
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Lawrence Public Schools
R. Wayne Nelson
Lawrence High School
Nelson
Don Beene
Charles Kassinger
Cordley School
Sheila Brown
Central Junior High School
Public Schools Music Department
Atchison Banker Arnold Blythe Dies at 82
Arnold D. Blythe 82 longtime president of the City National Bank of Atchison and head of the Rushville State Bank in Missouri died Sunday night.
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Atchison, Kan
Arnold D. Blythe
City National Bank of
Atchison
Rushville (Mo
Barber Firmly Claims Right to Refuse Negro Haircuts
Xenia Ohio Common Pleas Court Judge Warren Young ruled barber Lewis Gegner may refuse to cut Negro hair, overturning an Ohio Civil Rights Commission finding. Judge Young criticized prejudice and warned against overreach that could abridge freedom to practice trades. Franklin Sheeter said the state will likely appeal.
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Xenia
Ohio
Yellow Springs
Lewis Gegner
Common Pleas Court
Warren Young
Civil Rights Commission
Gegner
Young
Franklin Sheeter
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Regular USGA Membership Cost For 18 Hole Clubs
Regular membership in the United States Golf Association costs $50 per year for clubs with 18 holes or more.
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United States Golf Association
Fifth annual Symposium concert features chamber music variety
On campus Swarthout Recital Hall hosts the fifth annual Symposium of Contemporary American Music with a chamber program. J Harold Moyer’s Prelude for Two Pianos opens a varied mostly traditional set, Rodger D Vaughan’s Variations for Flute Solo uses a single melodic line, and Virgil Thomson contributes Stabat Mater for soprano and string quartet. Three choral works by Albert Lee Carr follow, including My Silks and Fine Arrays and Can st Thou Tell Me Why.
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Swarthout Recital Hall
J. Harold Moyer
Rodger D. Vaughan
Virgil Thomson
Max Jacob
Blake
Heine
Albert Lee Carr
Musicians From School Of Fine Arts Present A Varied Concert
An evening program featured works by e e cummings Dexter Merrill George Frock Bruce Barkley Jack Moehlenkamp and William Mayer. Faculty and students performed with high skill earning applause and praise from the audience.
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E. E. Cummings
Dexter G. Merrill
George Frock
Bruce Barkley
Jack Moehlenkamp
William R. Mayer
School of Fine Arts
M.S
Reno Community Club Meets In May At Reno School
Reno Community Club will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. on May 10 at the Reno School with Jim Grinter and B. J. Wedel heading the entertainment committee and Mrs. Nadine Moore and Mrs. Loyd Wilson organizing refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Schmidt marked their 33rd wedding anniversary with a family dinner. Several local residents visited relatives in Lawrence Superior Nebraska Topeka and Eudora while church and club activities were listed.
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Reno
Jim Grinter
B. J. Wedel
Nadine Moore
Loyd Wilson
M. J. Schmidt
Jim Schmidt
Lawrence
Boyd Gilkey
Topeka
Gladys Gilliland
Tri Psi
Mother
Lewis French
Jake French
Eudora
Gladys Gilli
Arnold Torneden
Floyd Gilliland
Fannie Pearson
Joe Coleman
Elizabeth
Grace Coleman
Susie Vanderslice
Lawrence Lindberg
Gerda Solberg
Overland Park
C. L. DeHoff
van Sample
Lawrence Drysdale
Basehor
Clark Ward
Bonner Springs
Cleve Vaughn
John Grinter
William Burchtt
Mary Arnold
Kansas City
Ira Higginbotham
Murray Evans
Lake Wabaunsee
Eskridge
Kan
Ronnie Perdue
Baldwin
Bob Massey
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