Kangaroo to Join Cincinnati Orchestra for Two Music Hall Shows
Captain Kangaroo Bob Keeshan will perform with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra at Music Hall in two matinee and afternoon shows next Saturday. The program spotlights classical works from Rossini Rimsky-Korsakov Prokofiev Bizet and Mozart, led by conductor Ronald Ondrejka. Tickets are on sale at the symphony box office 415 Rav e Street.
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Kostelanetz To Lead Final 8 O'Clock Pops Concert
Andre Kostelanetz guest conducts the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra at Music Hall for the fourth and final 8 O'Clock Pops concert. The program includes Berlioz Roman Carnival Overture, Sibelius Swan of Tuonela, Pines of Rome, Puccini La Boheme selections, Gershwin Catfish Row from Porgy and Bess, and Lehar Merry Widow Waltz. Tickets available at the symphony box office 415 Race St.
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Fulwider Named to National Scholastic Arts Jur y
Edwin L. Fulwider, Miami University art department chairman, is named to a national jury meeting in New York on April 3 to select Scholastic Arts Awards winners. The panel will award scholarships for college and art school study from regional entries, with Fulwider having previously served on Indianapolis and Cincinnati regional juries.
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Connally Signs With Injured Arm Press Update
Gov. John Connally used his right hand to sign his name for the first time since the Nov. 22 wound. His wrist remains stiff but hand movement is good, as his office reported after the Dallas shooting with President Kennedy.
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How to Save Our Republic booklet from Dr Crane essay
A physician Dr George W Crane cites Samuel B Pettengill as an authority arguing that the Supreme Court makes opinions not laws and that only Congress can enact laws. He urges civic discussion and promotes a booklet titled How to Save Our Republic with a request for 20 cents to be sent to Washington DC for distribution.
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