News Scrapbook 1969-1971

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From July 13 To July 20

'OUR GAl 'G AND THE COBBLER' - Actors Quarter, 480 Elm St. , will stage this musical adaptation of a Grimm fairy tale at 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through J uly 27. 'SOUTH CALIFOR!l."lA!'-A musical revue about Southern Californians in 1969 by the Vanguard Players will be performed at West- minster Presbyterian Church, 3598 Talbot St., at 8 p.m. Fridays-Sundays through July 27. 'SPOOJI. RIVER ANTHOLOGY' - The Edgar Lee Masters poems of Americana will be staged on the Old Globe Theater's Cassius Carter Center Stage through the summer at 8 30 p.m. Tuesday-Sundays and at 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. 'THE STAR SPANGLED GIRL' - The Neil Simon comedy will be presented at 8:30 p.m. Fridays through Sundays at the Coronado Playhouse, ending Aug. 30. 'SWEET CARITY' - The • 'orthshores Adult School will present the musical comcdy about a dancer searching for love at 8:30 p.m. Fri- day and Saturday ln the auditorium of Mis- sion Bay High School, 2475 Grand Ave. 'WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?'- Edward Albee's drama will be presented at Synanon House, 3955 Fourth Ave., al 8:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through July 27. Music GARY BE'iDETI - The pianist will present a recital at 3:15 p.m. next Sunday in the mu- 51C auditorium at San Diego State. MARJORIE HART-The cc-llist, accompanied by piani t Ilana Mysior, will play at 8 tonight at the University of San Diego College for Women Theater. ~10RMON TABER. ACLE CHOIR-The 375- voice group from Salt Lake City will sing at 8 p.m. Friday in San Diego Stadium. S.\CRED CO, 'CERT - Tc-nor Dean Wilder and ba. -baritone Robert Hale will perform at 7 p.m. today in the College Avenue Bap- tist Church, 4747 College Ave. SA. DIEGO COm;TY SY!l1PHO. ·Y-John Metzger will c,.onduct the orchestra at 7 p.m. next Sunday in Kimball Hall, 1303 A Ave., • ational City.

DONALD SHANKS-The organist will present a r ecital at 3:15 p.m. next Sunday at St. Jo- seph's Cathedral, 1535 Third Ave. SUMMER SY. IPHONY- Zoltan Rozsnyai will conduct the San Diego Symphony Orche tra with violinist Zina Schiff at 8:30 p.m. Friday in the Open Air Theater at San Diego State. ANNE LLOYD YOUJ\'G-The clarinetist will be featured in an all-Brahms program at 8 p.m. next Sunday in the University of San Diego College for Women Theater. YOUTH SYMPHONY-Louis Campiglia will conduct the San Diego orchestra with Frankie Laine as a guest performer at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Open Air Theater at San Diego Slate. Dance CALIFORNIA BALLET-The ensemble will perform at 8 tonight in the Oceanside High School Auditorium in Oceanside and at 2 end 8 p.m. Saturday in the Vista High School Audi• torium m Vista. ' NEW THIS WEEK , ROYAL BALLET-The com- pany from Covent Garden wm perform Act IV of "La Baya- dere," Act III of "Raymonda" and "Enigma variations" at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday and "Swan Lake" at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Civic Theater. Pop CA, .DY CO-Jackson Browne and Jim Glover y, ii! perform at 9 and 11 tonight at the folk spot, 7711 El Cajon Blvd. Also... 'A FA.1ILY REMEMBERED' - The Brick 'n Shutter Puppeteers will present the puppet play about the Thomas Whaley family at 2 and 3:30 p.m. Saturdays and uncf through Aug. 10 in the courtroom of the Whaley Hou , 2482 San Diego Ave., Old TO\ID. 'AMERICA SI. 'GS'-Banjo player F,ddie Pea- b<>dy performs with a group of smgers and dancers at 7 and 9:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Civic Theater.

CIRCUS Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey opens a national Sports Arena p.m. Tuesday, with The move for academic unification by the coordinate colleges performance run In the Ir of the University of San Diego has taken giant strides with ere- sr Two all-univers ity departments and six joint departments there at 2 and 8 p.m. thrc with a single cha ir man and joint curricula have been estab- Saturday and at 2 and 7 l lished , Fathe r J ohn E. Bae r, next Sunday. president or the USO Col- . . lege for Men and coor din ator ation or seve ra l s ingle academic departmenL~.

Shakespearean tragedy playing at 8:30 tonight and Fnday and at 2 p.m. Wednesday and next Sunday at the Old Globe Theater. 'MACBETH'-The Old Globe Theater will pre- sent the witch-haunted tragedy at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and at 2 this afternoon NEW THIS WEEK , 'PEACE, REST AND QUIET' -Southeast Community The- ater will open the musical adaptation of a vaudeville skit at 8 p.m. Friday with per- formances Friday and Satur- day nights through July 26 and at 2 p.m. July 27 in the School Auditorium. 150 S. 49th includes, left to right, :Norma

departmen.t of religious studies has been formed, which 1s chaired by Father John Port- ma n, former chairman of e de partment or theology at the College for Men. The joint department chair men are Sister Helen McHugh, English; Dr. Raymond Brandes, history; William de Malignon, mathematics ; Dr . Gerald

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1869 CIRCUS-'.fhe, period prod_uclion asi for bl~ by San Otego s 200th Anmvers , 1 lion program, and Sister Na n- will appear at 1, 3 and 7 p.m. ~oday and cy Morr is, preside nt or the an.d 3 _p.m. tomorrow on the l',orth Bear Coll ege fo r w ome n , a n- Oceans1de. nounc cd jointly EL BALLET FOLKLORICO-The Mex The university has the unive rsity unifi ca-

established a single department of education , unifying the varying educa tion programs offered by the two colleges into

one de partme nt. Dr. Robe rt Sperrazzo, psycholO!fY; Dr . Nelson assistant professor of Graciela Graves, Spanish; and education , is the new depart-. B : R . Van ~leek, . speech. ment's chairma n. Richard Lott will be dtrector of The Depa rtme nt divides the forensics. _ ectucallon program three ways , Dr. I:tolandK. Phelps, adJunct with Sister Ma rgaret Guest, as profess or, has been named d irector of e leme nta r y director of the Educaltonal

dancers will perform at 3 and 8 p.m loda: educa tion · Dr Jack Morrison

Development Center, assuming the post vacated by Dr . Sperrazzo Father Baer said. epar men s, w 11 r etaining separate chairmen have accepted joint curncula. chairmen are at th_e College ~or Fa r re ns ; chemistry, Sister Chairmen of the Co_llege_ ~or Men departments with J 01 _nt curricula are Dr. Curt Spanis, biology ; Dr. Donald Peterson, chemistry ; Dr. A. Paul Theil, political science; and Father William Nolan, sociology. curricula. Dr. Richard George is chairman of the. College for Women philosophy depart- me nt, and Father William L. Shipley, chairs the College for Men department. Eight other departments are at either one or the other colle ge, Father Baer ~aid. single departments at the College for Women lire Mrs. Rozetta Hill, art; Dr. Jeanne Brink Rigsby, French ; Dr. John Williams, Miss Ilana Mysior and Mrs. Marjorie Hart (team chair- manship ), music, and Miss Kathleen Zaworski, theatre arts. ' The singles departments at the College for Men are chaired by John McCabe, business a dministration and accountin~ ; F athe r James Hanley, economics, and Edward w ~rren, physics-. The departments of 11hilosophy are still separate in Chairmen of the 0 h ct' t t 1 ·1e t er e nc~, Dr Ernest Morin; and s oc10logy, Lawrence. Sister Irene

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PUPPETS PLEASF..--Shirlcy McManus anu as ociatcs will stage ''The I<'urther Adventur es of Winnie-the-Pooh" at 1:30 and 2:30 this after- noon and "The World of Winnie-thP-Pooh" at those times Friday through ne t Sunday in Ba boa Park's Puppet Theater

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Aragon. Pam Grubb , Charles Bradley, Shar- one Waters and Jackie Palmer. 'MY F IR L D\'- larli~ht presents the Eliza Doohttlc Henry Higgins romance in t ·an icgo Zoo's Wegef h Bowl at 8~30 p II'. tomorrow• Saturday pmfoeed by the l.J JU Schoo of Pcrfor mg rts

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SMUT DENOUNCED 800 Youn A Decency e slogan v. ·Stand Up fo Your Generation." The purpo "To protest decad-

power for private gain-and reminded students of cross- purposes of the two goals in the Abe Fortas case. is for the lack of governmen- ta! initiation of measures to strengthen society. He said imtiating, maintaining protectmg-are in imbalance and As to exercising auihnrity, he spelled out tne difference • be1ween "in autho:·1ty' am' "an authority," and explain• ed that one in authority must be obeyed because his func- tion is to keep order, and therefore to keep society to- gether. It is not necessary, he said, that his ann,mnced intentions for society receive Father Shipley's c,mcern government's thue roles- today.

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in h t city b lead . inger r a famous rock group. Tha rail drew 30,000. Others have been held in attle, Washington D.C, and Baltimore Lane said he hoped the San Diego rally would help initia e the enthusiasm nece sari' for the formation of a national '·Youth for Decenc, ·, organization. OTHERS PLA ''\ED He said the San Diego group h:rs J01ned 1dh Chula V1 ta·s "Southland Youth for p~ n- cy" to plan other rallies :\fayor CwTan told the- iiudi- enc lhat toda, ' ,:1 dung peo- ple are capable of a hieving goals as great as the moon landing. "You young people. the mayor said. "will implement the 1ww scientific, soc I. rel - gious and moral advances o the future "

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found in elected officials is not the same kind of thing as the authority found in par- ents and police. If my child- ren don·t like the way I run my house, and they leave, I have the authority to tdng them back. Similarly, those who flee to Canada to avoid back by th.e police, our par- the draft can be brought

The two men do not agree on the nature of power in au• thoril). and their opposition has been a basis not so much for ordinary debate as for "feed-ins" of student thought. areas of disagreement. But they found it in attempts to locate sources of leadership in the home, com- munity, nation and the world. power - The two don't look for

ence and coqupt1on foisted on American youth in the name of frecdorrr." The event: "Yoath for Decency Rally." The rally, held last night in Balboa Stadium, drew about 800 people for a program of rock and folk music and speeche b, :wa;or Curran, City tty John Witt and oth- ers v. ho voiced their concern over the . pread of porno<>ra- ph} and the problems of drug abu e. STARTED I'\ UA:\ll

DR. SWANKE Is power legitimate ties and acceptabilities.

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phenomenon, a "chancy" six-week series, Swanke em- ness on the group. An author- cute those things which must mandate is withdrawn. Ii that thing that evolves through phasized the need for separa• ity, conversely, has persuad- be done by the community, were the case, and America the interplays between rulers lion between leaders' person· ed followers by his argu- such as providing schools, agreed that the power ceases and the governed. al goals and goals of the ments, he declared. roads, water supply, educa- when the mandate is with- Sv·anke asserts leaders are role-player. or governing But the power ..in authori- lion, means of livelihood and drawn, we would have to rec- born. not made, that the agent-goals of the office, in. ty'' must be used only when protecl!on of Iif P and prop- ognize fao Tse-t as the choice of thosp who exercise other words. He quoted Ari~-,cohesiveness or agreement ert. legitimate authority of authority i~ determined totle"s admonition to compen- between members is not span- . The power in aulborit 1s China." lar11el\ by rnherent rapabili-. sate leaders so that th~, not taneous-in other words, as limited. a~ well as activated, But we don't, he ~aid.

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is not depriving one's neighbor of his rights. "It is a respect for your neighbor," the mayor said, "and for his position and his rights. · "I ask you people to rededi- cate your lives to make yourselves, in the eyes of your neighbors, decent people.·• The rally began with music by three rock groups - Un- derground Railroad, Radiant Blue and the Exciting Nightlite~ Speakers included 'J,'ed Pa- trick of Gov Rea an's office here, Frank McG~. a postal inspector from Oakland, and high school students Lee Lok- ey and Ed Yaeger ~---------

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SECRET WEAPON - Most Rev. Franct~•J: rurey acknowledaes tributes paid him at an out-door farewell re- ception lasl Sunday at Alcala Park s11onsored by trustees of the University of San Diego. He told the. crowd who ca~e to say goodbye that he was taking a "secret weapon" with him when he goes to Texas to become Archbishop of San Antonio. The "weapon," he said, is "prayers . . . and I hope you wiU emember me in rours. They will go with me and sustain me in the years ahead." 9 It t,t1Ji5 7/ :>I/ /t,'!