ISU Plans New York Contemporary Theatre Tour
Indiana State University announces a New York Contemporary Theatre Tour from August 26 to September 1. The program, led by Theatre Director Thomas L Headley, includes off Broadway viewings, art films, Cinerama, Radio City Music Hall, eight Broadway plays, backstage visits, and access to costume houses and the N Y Public Library theatre collection. Credit option requires a term paper and fees. non credit vacation is also possible. Other 1968 travel study offerings include World Tour, Field Seminar in International Education, European Cultural Tour, Field Geography Course, and study in France Germany and Spain.
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Derailment Kills Four in Austria
An express train carrying about 200 people derailed on the main line to Vienna at Marchtrenk. Four cars jumped the tracks and four people died with seven injured as investigators probe the cause while the train traveled over 70 miles an hour.
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ISU hosts 19th annual Conference for Supervising Teachers
About 350 Hoosier elementary and secondary teachers will attend Indiana State University's conference to review supervising student teachers. The event in Tirey Memorial Union begins at 8 a.m. with registration, followed by welcome by ISU President Rankin and a address by Dr. Sam P. Wiggins of Cleveland State University.
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Berlin Wall Opens Briefly for Pentecost Then Closes Again
The June 1966 reopening of the East West Berlin border during Pentecost allowed nearly 500000 West Germans to visit East Berlin, with 1.5 million visiting during Christmas to Easter and Pentecost. The temporary passage, intended as compassion and to ease tension, failed to yield East German recognition. Renewed talks collapsed in October 1966, and Bonn faced Soviet warnings while pursuing ties to Berlin without recognizing East Germany.
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