Judy Garland Walks Off Stage in Melbourne Concert
Judy Garland faced a hostile Melbourne audience as she arrived late and fumbled through the show. The 7000 attendees clamored for refunds after a strained performance and a half hour intermission. Anxious moments persisted as she left abruptly while the orchestra finished Over The Rainbow.
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Elisworth to Stanford For Political Seminar
U S Rep Robert Elisworth addressed Baldwin High School graduates Wednesday and planned a talk with Kansas City executives. He heads to Palo Alto for a three day Stanford University seminar and returns to Washington Monday. Elisworth, a Lawrence attorney engineer, announced his candidacy for a third term in Congress.
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Moderngas Receives Kansas LP-Gas Gold Star Award
Lawrence accepts the Kansas LP-Gas Association Gold Star Award on behalf of Moderngas Inc at the association's annual meeting in Kansas City. Bill Conrad, Manager, accepted the honor for the firm.
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Power Replacing Sex as Top U.S. Subject in Media
The London Observer notes power eclipsing sex in American books plays and films. Greenwich Village audiences study Points of Order about the Army McCarthy hearings while The Best Man depicts a convention scenario. Kennedy related works top the Times list with Power and Power at the Pentagon drawing attention.
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Bids Sought to Demolish KU Sunnyside Building
Bids for demolishing Kansas University's last Sunnyside Building near Illinois and Sunnyside must be filed before 2 p.m. June 2 with the state purchasing director in the State Office Building Topeka. The building must be fully demolished, not just hauled away, per J J Wilson KU director of dormitories.
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Chevy II economy drive for vacation travel
Chevrolet promotes the Chevy II Nova as an economical family car for trips with comfort and style. Highlights include roomy interior, trip-size trunk, child-proof upholstery, and features like Delcotron generator and self-cleaning rocker panels. Trade in offers boost appeal and yearly practical value.
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