A Man For All Seasons Enjoyed At Negro Home
A Kansas City stage company opens A Man For All Seasons at the Music Hall with strong performances by Michael Lewis as Henry VIII and William Roderick as Sir Thomas More. The production boasts solid acting, sharp lines, and broad audience approval.
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Music Hall
England
Henry VIII
Michael Lewis
Henry VII
Catherine
Anne Baleyn
William Roderick
Sir Thomas More
George Rose
Albert Dekker
Duke of Norfolk
Bruce Gordon
Thomas Cromwell
Gordon
Frank Nitti
The
Untouchables
Kansas City
Charleston begins integrated schooling in public, Catholic systems
Eleven Negro children sit with white peers in four Charleston public schools marking the first legal desegregation below college level. Fifteen Negro students enter previously segregated Roman Catholic schools as Bishop Reh implements a voluntary program after Judge Martin orders admission.
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Charleston
S.C
South Carolina
Francis F. Reh
Diocese of
U.S
J. Robert Martin Jr
Khrushchev Ends Slav Visit in Belgrade Reconciliation
Soviet Premier Khrushchev left Belgrade for home after a two week vacation that appeared to seal reconciliation with Yugoslav President Tito. The leaders had a warm farewell at the airport signaling improved ties.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Tito
12 000 at Democratic picnic in Swope Park
Joe Tigerman claimed 12 000 to 15 000 people attended the Democratic Labor Day picnic at Swope Park. He tallied vast food quantities including 20 000 hot dogs and 136 watermelons while noting speakers were limited to 15 minutes to keep from cutting into the feast.
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Kansas City
Joe Tigerman
Swope Park
Tigerman
Democratic Club
Warren E. Hearnes
Hilary Bush
Swedish Visit Opens LBJ's Goodwill Tour
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson arrived in Sweden on a 15 000 mile goodwill swing through Scandinavia. He called the trip a mission of friendship and new confidence with greetings from President Kennedy and a Swedish welcome from Premier Tage Erlander and cabinet officials outside Stockholm.
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Stockholm
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sweden
Scandinavia
Kennedy
Johnson
Arlanda
Tage F Erlander
Erlander
United States
Farmer Asserts Law is a Mob
James Farmer of Chicago national director of the Congress of Racial Equality says no mob made up of law officers broke up a Negro demonstration in Plaquemine. He claims police pursued demonstrators into churches and homes as tear gas and mounted officers forced the crowd from the church headquarters.
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Folcroft
Falcroft
Horace
Sarah Baker
Delmar
Baker
Philadelphia
Plaquemine
James Farmer
Chicago
The
Congress of Racial Equality
Farmer
Mississippi River Delta
New Orleans
Bay of Acapulco Getaway Promises Water Fun
A travel blurb invites readers to ride around the Bay of Acapulco or enjoy unmatched fishing swimming and water skiing with scenic shores and sunny days.
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Bay of
Acapulco
Mexico City
National Palace
Chapultepec Park and Castle
Metropolitan Cathedral
Glass Factory
Shrine of Guadalupe
Pyramids of
Teotihuacan
Cuernavaca
Taxco
Maupintour Travel Service
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Granada
Joanne
Claire
Ypren
Walt Disney’s
Bobby
Herizontel
Jim Hutton
Paula Prentiss
LBJ
Mississippi
Alabama
Ben Ragusa
Washington
Justice Department
ERI
Baton Rouge
ART Nease Texaco Serv
Ath & Misa
MR Gill
Real Estate & Insuranc
Tennessee
Mexico
Maupintour
Mexican National Council of Tourism
Balsa, Hilton
Western Hotels
Braniff International Airways
Braniff
Continental Hilton
Alameda
Maria Isabel
Diego de Rivera
Chapultepec
University City
Pie de la Cuesta
el Revolcadero
Walter Houk
Virginia Daniels
Marc Sloop
Travel Service
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