Brigadoon: LHS Stage Triumph in First Musical
LHS produced Lerner and Loewe's Brigadoon over Thursday to Saturday, uniting drama, chorus and orchestra. Alan Tarr led as Tommy with Barbara Fletcher as Fiona. Sandie Binns as Meg and Mike Coder as Jeff supported a strong cast, while Mimi Frank Wycliff trained dancers and Don Beene directed a nearly professional 27 member orchestra.
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Jeff
Brigadoon
Fiona
New York
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Barbara Fletcher
Sandie Binns
Meg
Mike Coder
Alan
Barbara
Mary Ann Isaacs
Miss Landie
Rick Glenn
Charlie Dalrymple
Scottish Highlands
MacLaren House
New York City
Mimi Frank Wycliff
Duncan Couch
Don Beene
Sertoma to Get Freedom Award in Kansas City
Lawrence Sertoma Club to receive a Freedom Foundation award at a luncheon in the Hotel President Kansas City. Walter Heck, club president, and 13 other Kansas City area groups and individuals recognized for promoting understanding of the American way of life through Journal-World advertising.
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Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Greater Kansas City
Sertoma
Kansas City
Lawrence Sertoma
Journal-World
Lawrence Club
Foundation
Walter Heck
Litter Drive Ends With Boy Scouts Edging Girl Guides
Lawrence area litter cleanup faced a week delay due to bad weather and competing events. Boy Scouts outnumbered and surpassed the Girl Scouts led by Mrs. Kenneth Lenzen, who promised to renew the challenge next year despite the small turnout.
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Kenneth Lenzen
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Heart Attack Fatal To Leading Admiral
Adm. Charles Lyndon age 58, head of the naval reserve training command, died of a heart attack in Falls City Nebraska while returning from his son Arthur’s graduation at St. Benedict's College Atchison Kansas. Born December 7 1913 in Atchison he was a 1935 Annapolis graduate.
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Charles Lyndon
Naval Reserve Training Command
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St. Benedict’s College
Atchison
Kan
Lyndon
Falls City
Omaha
Annapolis
Children of Autumn Documentary Shown At KU Dyche Hall
A 7 and 9 p.m. screening Tuesday in Dyche Hall at Kansas University features the documentary Children of Autumn about the decline of the family farm. Wen dall Anschutz wrote directed and narrated the film as his MA thesis. Other award winning films in the 1965 university series are also shown.
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Kansas University
Dyche Hall
Alpha Epsilon Rho, Radio and Television
Wendall Anschutz
Fire in Tree House Kills Two Youngsters
In Lenoir North Carolina two 13 year olds died after a tree house fire started by a bucket fire. A third boy was critically burned and later died. Roy Ingram was killed at the scene and Alan Darrel Guy died at a hospital. Gary Groes was severely burned.
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N.C
Roy Ingram
Alan Darrel Guy
Gary Groes
Celler questions Romney eligibility for presidency
Rep Emanuel Celler says a constitutional question remains whether Michigan Governor George Romney is a natural born citizen. He notes Romney’s Mexico birth to American parents and suggests a commission may be needed, while asserting Romney’s citizenship.
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Emanuel Celler
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Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Mexico
Celler
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House Judiciary Committee
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GOP
Gaskell
Anne
Chihuahua
Congress
United States
Pancho Villa
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