Community Arts Calendar Weekend Recitals and Exhibits
A busy schedule features Albert Gerken carillon recitals Sunday and Wednesday, senior Barbara Liley recital Monday, Elena Cardos at Forum Room, Spoon River Anthology in Experimental Theater Thursday and Friday, and a Sunday Carmina Burana performance. Varying lectures, wildlife films, and numerous museum and library exhibits fill area venues through the week across Kansas Union, Hoch Auditorium, and other campus sites.
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Albert Gerken
Barbara Liley
Swarthout Recital Hall
Elena Cardos
Forum Room
Kansas Union
Spoon River
Experimental Theater
University
Hoch Auditorium
Audubon Wildlife Film
Lawrence High School
Vickers
Robert Dole
Hoch
Vincent Smith
Sarah Lawrence College
Woodruff
Gene Lockhart
Robert Carnahan
Big Eight Room
Russia
Alec Nove
University of Glasgow
Tel Anara
Upper Galilee
Saul Weinberg
University of Missouri
Forum
Vermont Senate Candidate Walks Skis Across State
Democratic candidate Randolph T. Major Jr. boots across Vermont for a five year Senate term in a walking tour turned skiing journey after Thanksgiving snow. The real-estate broker aims to show working people can influence national office.
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Vermont
Senate
Burlington
U.S. Senate
Randolph T. Major Jr
Major
Canadian
Westminster West
University of Vermont
Winston L. Prouty
Relief Funds Sought by Dread Friends in Lawrence
Dread Friends Meeting of Lawrence seeks donations for the East Pakistani Refugee Relief Fund. Members will collect at the Kansas Union on December 6 7 8 and at Hillcrest Shopping Center on December 10 11. Contributions by mail may go through First National Bank per acting clerk David Henry.
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Dread Friends Meeting
Lawrence
Kansas Union
Hillcrest
First National Bank
David Henry
Dread Friends Group
Bloodmobile visits LMH replaces usual location in Lawrence
The Red Cross blood collection team will set up at Lawrence Memorial Hospital on the first floor of the new north wing across from the parking lot. Hours are 3 to 8 p.m. Wednesday and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday. The Community Building site is closed and no further visits are planned this spring.
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Lawrence
Red Cross Blood Collection
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
South Park Recreation Center
Emporian Appointed to KPL Board of Directors
Emporia businessman Carl Didde is named to the Kansas Power and Light Co. board to fill the vacancy caused by the June death of Richard W. Robbins. Didde, president of Didde-Glaser Inc., has a $15 million annual sales printing equipment business with exports to over 30 countries. He also serves on the Citizens National Bank and Trust Co. of Emporia board and other Kansas corporate boards.
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Topeka
Carl Didde
Emporia
The
Kansas Power & Light Co
Balfour Jeffrey
Didde
Richard W. Robbins
Kansan
Didde-Glaser Inc
Citizens National Bank and Trust Co
Kansas
Fort Stewart payroll plot linked to brigadier general
Brig Gen Eugene M Lynch says Army investigators uncovered a year long plan by servicemen at Fort Stewart to seize the payroll and hold officers hostage. S Sgt Robert E Ward, in charge of security, is linked to the plot and wounded in Punta Gorda Florida while being sought for questioning. Officials report larceny fraud and document falsification totaling about 20000 dollars. Ward faces assault to commit murder charges with bond set at 10000 dollars.
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FT. Stewart, Ga
Army Flight-Training Center
Eugene M. Lynch
Ward
Punta Gorda
Fla
Con
Ft. Stewart
Florida
Lynch
Col
J. W. Herrington
Tom Gordon
Fort
Gordon
Jack Schoonover
Thant to be released from hospital today
United Nations Secretary General U Thant, treated for a duodenal ulcer since November 2 at Leroy Hospital, will be discharged today. He plans to retire December 31 after ten years in office.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
One third Deficient U S Electrical Reserves Low
The Federal Power Commission says about one third of the nations utility systems will have reserves below 20 percent this winter though overall capacity should meet demand. 186 major systems were surveyed. 56 under 20 percent and 16 under 10 percent.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Alaska
Hawaii
Nixon to Meet Japan's Leader
Mainichi reports Prime Minister Eisaku Sato will meet President Nixon before Nixon’s trip to Red China next year. CBS News had said they would meet late next month or in January, a claim denied by government spokesman Noburu Takeshita who said a Sunday news conference would clarify.
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Tokyo
Mainichi
Eisaku Sato
Nixon
Red China
CBS News
New York
Sato
Pacific
Hawaii
Noburu Takeshita
Takeo Fukuda
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Lawrence Art Guild
Usha Arora
Douglas County State Bank
Ljubica March
Connie Spitz
First Presbyterian Church
Haddon Moes
Museum of Art
William Blake
Gene Swenson
Museum of Natural History
Watson Library
Laurie Stetzler
Harold Peter
Spencer Library
H. L. Mencken
Elizabeth Snyder
Lawrence Voce de Camera
McKibbon
Baker University
Baldwin
Audubon Wildlife
Lawrence High Auditorium
B.P.O. Elks
John Malone d
Elks Serve
America
LMH
Wichita
Douglas County
Emporian
KPL Board
OSI Se
Ol Bigelow
Karastan
Cabin Crafts
BUD Jennings Carpets & Draperies, Inc
Idaho
Iowa
West
Army
Dave Weeks
His
Town & Country Boys
Jo's Place
U.S
South Central
Southeast
West Central
East Central
Alfie
Authentc
Maine
Japan
Walt Disney
Technicolor
Jack Rollins
Charles H. Joffe
Poston Atien
Eve
United Artists
Naatll
Beater
Kansas City
Ie Erest Shopping Center
McDonald's
W. 23Rd St
Lawrence, Kansas
Disney’s
ATRE
Geep
Canovision
Warner Bios
Sun
Ticlcrest Knopping Center
Strang
Psco Ia
Directed By
Jack Lemmon
Willerest Shopping
Sth
Dean Martin
Brian Keith
Chariton Heston the
Robert Mitchum
Thunder Road
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