1965_01 The Daily Collegian January 1965

              Luboff Choir Will
Perform Sunday
Tuesday, January 5, 1965
I NEWS BRIEFS I
' Society' Outlined
In Annual Message
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi¬
dent Johnson set to work today
on details of tils 'Great Society'
program for bettering life In
America and promoting peace
through the world.
He began filling In specifics of
proposals In his State of the Union
message Monday night for In¬
creased action at homo and per¬
sonal diplomacy through his own
trips abroad.
His proposals ranged from a
$1.5 billion educational program
to an Invitation for the new Soviet
leaders to visit the United States.
He announced plans to visit
Europe and Latin America him¬
self this year.
T.S. Eliot Dies
LONDON (UPI) — T.S. Eliot,
who captured the spiritual deso¬
lation of the post World War I
era In his spare, dry poetry, and
shaped the writers of a later
generation with his criticism died
Monday. He was 76.
Paratroopers Land
SfNGAPORE (UPI) — Another
50 British paratroopers flew Into
Singapore today to help defend
Malaysia against possible attack
by Indonesia.
A first contingent of 50 para¬
troopers landed in this Island
city  Monday.  It  was announced
Ness Inau
Reset For
The date of the formal in.
auguratlon of Dr. Frederic W
Ness as the fourth president o
Fresno State College has beei
changed to Frl., Apr. 30, 196!
In the college's outdoor amphl-
The   college  presidential  In-
the change from the earlier stated
date of April 23 following con¬
sultation  with  the  office of the
the w
0 will aj
Panel To Look
At Foreign Aid
An 'International Look at For¬
eign Aid' will be discussed by a
four-member foreign student
panel today from 1-2 PM.
The Service to International
Students committee sponsored
panel will meet In Cafeteria Com¬
mittee Rooms 1-2.
Participants In the panel dis¬
cussion are: Gopal Kapur, India;
Pastor Roldan, Guatemala; Her-
nan Ortega, Venezuela; Ahmad
Tawll, Jordan; and moderator,
Robert A. Mlnlck, assistant pro¬
fessor of economics.
Deadline Set  For
Committee  Posts
0 soldiers
11 land here eventually.
Council Session Set
VATICAN CITY (UPI) — Pope
Paul VI has decided the fourth
and final session of the second
Vatican Ecumenical Council shall
begin Sept. 14, the Vatican an¬
nounced today.
Students
on the student president's ex¬
ecutive   committees,   either as
'11  Feb.  12  to  file an appllca-
Student President Herm How-
erton  said positions are avail¬
able on the following committees:
Leadership Camp;  SIS (Service
(Continued on Page 2)
guration
April 30
of Trustees of the system meet
on campus on the day of the In¬
auguration.
Dr. Dallas A. Tueller, FSC
vice president and chairman of
the Inauguration committee,
noted that there was a conflict
In the earlier announced date
with the regularly scheduled
meeting of the Board of Regents
of the University of California.
Several of the ex officio mem¬
bers of the board of regents are
similarly ex officio members
of the board of trustees.
Dr. Tueller announced that
most of the activities originally-
planned for the third week In
April will be re-scheduled during
the fourth week. The FSC Alumni
nual Charter Day celebration to
April 30.
Dr. Ness was appointed pres¬
ident of FSC by the Board of
Trustees on June 22 to replace
the third president, Dr. Arnold
E. Joyal, who resigned following
16 years of service to return
to full-time teaching.
Rush Dinner To
Be Held Friday
The Fresno State College In-
terfraternlty Council will hold a
dinner Friday In the cafeteria
for all prospective rushecs for
the spring semester.
The affair was planned to give j
all candidates the opportunity to
the rules for the rush.
The dinner, which Is scheduled
to start at 5 PM, will Informal
and the dress casual.
Bob Oliver of Sigma Alpha
Epsllon   fraternity Is  the  rush
The Norman Luboff Choir will
appear In the Fresno Memorial
Auditorium Sunday at 8 PM.
Tickets for the Board of Fine
Arts sponsored concert are
available In the Student Presi¬
dent's office from 50 cents to
$1.50   for   student   body   card
Although Norman Luboff and
his choir are known throughout
the world, their current tour Is
only the second one made by the
fesslonal singers and four lnstru-
Herm Howerton
Is Chosen To
Meet With LBJ
student presidents who will at¬
tend the 13th Annual Presiden¬
tial Prayer Breakfast In Wash¬
ington, D.C., Feb. 4.
'"   i,   according  '
was achieved primarily through
the 30-odd records, all of them
best-sellers, for which the choir
was originally formed.
The repertoire of the choir
runs the gamut from Bach to the
blues and ranges from such
•choral spectaculars" as 76
Trombones, to analbumof class¬
ical masterpieces.
Born In Chicago in 1917, Luboff
studied piano and voice as a boy
but It was not until college that
he gave serious thought to making
music his profession. After at¬
tending the University of Chicago
and Central College, he enrolled
for graduate study In orchestra¬
tion and composition under com¬
poser Leo Sowerby.
His professional career had a
three-ply beginning: he taught
music theory; he began making
commercial arrangements and
orchestrations; and he was a
singer  on local Chicago radio
Following military service In
the Signal Corps during World
War II, Luboff transferred his
base of operations to New York
where he was employed as a
singer on most of the major radio
of that e:
How.
'..ilet-
Bj 1'
5 the*
om Senator Frank Carl¬
son (R-Kansas), a Junior mem¬
ber of the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations.
Host of the event Is Presi¬
dent   Lyndon   Johnson.  Also
will  1.
i termed the In¬
vitation a 'pleasant surprise",
will attend an Informal reception
with members of Congress Feb.
|   WEATHER   I
Mostly cloudy with occasional
rain through Wednesday. High to¬
day: 60. Low tdhlght: 48. Little
cooler tomorrow. Winds mostly
> 15 miles per hour.
rangements had become so great
that he gave up singing entirely
and supplied arrangements for
such programs as the Hit Parade,
the Fred Allen and Milton Berle
shows, and the Chorus of Stars.
Shortly afterward, Luboff
moved to Los Angeles and soon
found himself working In tele¬
vision and motion pictures.
Maestro Luboff has composed and
arranged music for more than 80
films including such hits asGlant,
Island in the Sun, Search for
Paradise, Cinerama South Seas,
and The Miracle.
His arrangements have been
' heard on such television pro¬
grams as The Bell Telephone
Hour, The Dinah Shore Show, The
Ford Star Jubilee, The Jerry
[ Lewis Show, and others created
' especially for such stars as Har¬
ry Belafonte, Doris Day, Vic Da-
Imone, and Percy Faith.
The list of records by the Lu¬
boff Choir, which have sold more
than 2,500,000 albums, Includes
such hits as Aloha from Norman
Luboff, But Beautiful, Great
Movie Themes, Inspiration, Mo¬
ments to Remember, and Your My
Girl. ,
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