Choir to perform instead of sermon
It's religion with orchestration next Sunday at Trinity Episcopal Church when the Senior Choir sings Leonard Bernstein's "Chichester Psalm" with organ, harpsichord, and percussion accompaniment.
Fr. Tom Woodward, chaplain of Canterbury House, said the 18-minute work, which includes parts of Psalms 108, 121, 123, 131, and 133, will be given instead of a sermon Sunday at 10:45 a.m. at the Trinity Episcopal Church at Tenth and Vermont.
KU faculty members participating in the choir include J. Bunker Clark, assistant professor of music history; Ralph Christoferson, assistant professor of chemistry; Wallace Johnson, acting assistant professor of Eastern Civilization; Alfred Lata, chemistry lecturer; Charles H. Oldfather, professor of law; and
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FORT WORTH, Tex.—(UPI)— Henry Douglas Jr., 23, went to court Tuesday to testify in the case of another man accused of murder.
A witness pointed Douglas out as the man who actually did the shooting.
McKinley Powell Jr., 30, went free. Douglas took his place in jail, charged with the murder last June of a 50-year-old Fort Worth man.
Arthur Skidmore, acting assistant professor of philosophy.
Clark will play the virginal or harpsichord.
KU student choir members includes Kathy Binns, Lawrence freshman; Lydia Kimbrough, Lawrence freshman; Ginger Kroeger, St. Louis, Mo., special student; Wally Lord, Lakeland, Fla., senior.
A modern morality play, "The Last Word: or what to say about it," will be read in the Firey Furnace Saturday at 9:30 p.m., Fr. Woodward said.
Channing Horner, assistant instructor in Spanish and Portuguese, and Louise Horner, assistant instructor in Spanish and Portuguese, will read James Broughton's play, "The Last Word."
Marvin Halverson, editor of "Religious Drama," wrote: "The Last Word deals with the remaining minutes before extermination by bombs when a husband and wife confront the end of their existence and thus begin for the first time in their lives to confront each other as persons."
it was presented together with three other verse plays by Broughton under the title, "Burning Questions," in San Francisco in 1958.
LSD trial nears end
BOSTON — (UPI) — The U.S. District Court trial of a Cambridge, Mass., woman charged with illegal interstate transportation of the hallucinatory drug LSD was expected to end today.
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Miss Alice Bieberman, 25, was accused of falsely marking a package when she allegedly mailed two LSD pills to a University of Kansas student last December.
Dr. John Buckman, assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of Virginia, in testimony Wednesday said unsupervised use of LSD could be extremely harmful.
He said that under the influence of LSD, persons undergo emotional changes capable of causing an "exaggeration" of personality traits that could lead to schizophrenia or a depression which might result in suicide.
George Busby, KU freshman last year, Tuesday testified his roommate had to be restrained from jumping out of a window after taking an LSD "pill" acquired from Miss Bieberman.
Daily Kansan Thursday, November 17, 1966
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