MALCOLM APPLEGATE
Applegate starts job in journalism
Malcolm Applegate has begun his duties as administrative assistant to the dean of the School of Journalism.
A native of WaKeeney, Applegate has worked in the University Relations Office and has been instructor in journalism the past year.
In his new position, he will be responsible for journalism placement, organizing continuing education programs for professional journalists, publishing a journalism newsletter, and various other administrative functions. He also will teach in the school.
Applegate previously worked for four years in the News and Publications Office at Fort Hays Kansas State College and prior to that on the Salina Journal. He has a bachelor's degree in journalism from KU and a master's from the University of Iowa.
Furniture unit is prize winner
A multi -pourpose furniture unit that converts to a chair, sofa, bench or a variety of tables, is one of six 1966 Alcoa Student Design Merit Award winners.
William Henry Tucker, Jr. who graduated in industrial design in June at KU is the designer. He created the modular furniture primarily to serve as a stage rehearsal unit. It could be adapted, according to Tucker, for use on the patio, in waiting rooms or offices.
Tucker's basic unit is of square aluminum tube, formed to provide an open, boxlike frame measuring 18 by 20 by 18 inches and weighing 14 pounds. Upon this frame may be attached armrests, back panels or an aluminum table top.
Sunday Concerts
CONCERT CHOIR AND CHAMBER CHOIR
James Ralston, Director
Darrell Benne, Assistant Director
Jane Fager, Accompanist
Weston Noble, Guest Conductor
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Sunday, July 10, 2:15 P.M. University Theatre
CONCERT CHOIR
Mass in G ... Franz Schubert
1. Kyrie
2. Gloria
2. Gloria
As the Hart Longs ... Felix Mendelsohn
Vinea Mea Electa... Francis Poulenc
Lark ... Aaron Copland
Mr. Ralston, conducting
CHAMBER CHOIR
Canticle of Praise John Ness Beck Hard by a Fountain Hubert Waelrant The Shepherd's Chorus from Amahl and the Night Visitors
Mr. Noble, conducting
Psalm 150 ... Lawrence Morton
12-MINUTE INTERMISSION
ORCHESTRA
Gerald Carney, Director
Russell L. Wiley, Guest Conductor
Mr. Benne, conducting
Theme Song
Irish Tune from County Derry ... Percy Grainger
Magic Flute, Overture ... Wolfgang Mozart
Waltz from Eugen Onegin ... Peter Tchakowsky
Johannes Brahms
Symphony No. 2 ... Johannes Brahms
First movement—Allegro non troppo
Overture to the Opera “Die Meistersinger” ... Richard Wagner
Mr. Wiley, conducting
CONCERT BAND
Russell L. Wiley, Director
SYMPHONIC BAND
Kenneth Bloomquist, Director
Weston Noble and Gerald Carney: Guest Conductors
University Theatre
SYMPHONIC BAND
An Original Suite Gordon Jacob
1. March
2. Intermezzo
3. Finale
Andante Albert Ingalls
Funiculi Funicula Luigi Denza
Mr. Bloomquist, conducting
March from Mahler Second Symphony Gustav Mahler
Symphonic Overture Carter
Strategic Air Command Clifton Williams
Mr. Noble, conducting
INTERMISSION
CONCERT BAND
Theme Song
Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Grainger
Symphonie Fantastique Hector Berlioz
Fourth movement, March to the Scaffold
An Outdoor Overture Aaron Copland
Fourth movement, March to the Scaffold
An Outdoor Overture Aaron Copland
British Eighth March ... Zo Elliott
Andrea Chenier ... Giordano
Civil War Fantasy ... Jerry Bilik
Mr. Noble, conducting
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KAREN NAN ANDERSON
She is a champion baton twirler and an accomplished singer and actress. She hopes to join little theatre and singing groups. She also plays the flute.
Miss Junior Miss will attend KU
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SHE WAS ONE OF 12 finalists in the America's Miss Junior Miss Pageant, held in Mobile, Ala., March 26.
Miss Anderson is currently attending the July 7-8 KU Preview.
The Kansas Junior Miss of 1966, Karen Nan Anderson of Hays, will enter KU as a freshman next fall.
One entry asked: "DO YOU know how to report a fire?"
Miss Anderson, 17, has received $2,000 in scholarships from the America's Junior Miss Pageant, Inc., of Mobile, Ala., which will be used at KU.
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AUSTIN, Tex. — (UPI)— Batman got into the fire safety act this year in the state poster contest for school children.
The first grader's poster showed Batman swooping down on flames and said; "Batman does."
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Fifty members were soon recruited, and Mrs. Jonas—who was a friend of the late James Joyce—organized the printing of leaflets announcing formation of the committee.
The committee grew out of a petition presented to the embassy last November by a group of Americans protesting the escalation of the Viet Nam war. Leary, sculptor Alexander Calder and Mrs. Maria Jonas, a Kentuckian who has lived here for 40 years, decided some sort of organization should be set up.
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The committee made its first appearance when members handed out leaflets saying: "Fellow Americans—Let's stop the war in Viet Nam!" at a rally here supporting the Rev. Martin Luther King's Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
War is hit by Yanks in France
PARIS — (UPI)—A group of Americans in Paris has formed the first overseas chapter of the National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy (SANE) to crystallize opposition here to the war in Viet Nam.
So tar the committee has around 50 members, according to its organizer, artist Francis Leary of New York. But he hopes for many more.
NOW IT PLANS a concerted drive to recruit members from among the estimated 50,000 Americans living here. The committee is officially linked with SANE, but calls itself PACS — Paris American Committee for SANE.
THE U.S. EMBASSY, which is under instructions to have nothing official to do with any protest movements organized privately among Americans here, is adopting a "hands off" policy towards the committee.
"We've just scratched the surface with our activities so far." Leary told UPI.
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