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Lrwan. 3 enrlc 8 8 was 0 many . i
By TIM BALLARD, Assistant Managing Editor _ ' ,~|
”How do We go about capturing in words all the . V“ g ‘4 ~ _ -_ , 2’
talents, the gentlemanliness of this man?" asked a; Q “will?! ‘0 yr _ 2 x 4 ' i . 1';
the Rev. l“. Gault Robertson in eulogy of Dr. A. l). ' ”Q :3; ‘33,; 4 ”A; 3-! .~ _' HQ; 2
Kirwan. I awe. . ‘ AL} I». .I i :2 3' _i Q .
Kirwan. UK president from Aug. 10. 1908. until 2 w Q Jew . Q :flf If; ' c» 3
Sept. I. 196‘). died Tuesday morning of a heart :1” _ " 0...” 1.4; Q r‘i f” 3‘" _'_ ‘. V -'
attack. Funeral services for [)r. Kirwan were ~ ' i ..., "Pi” ' 1"“; 7" *3 7 '2 ~‘
conducted at ll a.m. today in Memorial Hall. The .f 3% t 7; ‘é g 3;! {-8. . . ' .
crowd of over 800 was very still throughout the Q 1' "fl: J“ 255» i; . 3 - " _
service, as if stunned by the suddenness of Q _"i " .,-ng‘.3§ 13:22 «W‘- "‘4 .i , Q;
_ Kirwan’s death. _ 3i *wzt'? " .
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It was the first funeral conducted in Memorial Q 7‘“ '” ~2 ~ '* .5" 9?: Q"
Hall. This was done at the request of Dr. Kirwan’s 2.2. 2:. ‘2 Q, “t- ’. f .-
wifc, the former Elizabeth Lewis lleil of g / ;.._ “Q; . t' '- ,2'i_
Louisville. Memorial Hall was built in 1928 in Q v. “2‘ ' 1"
honor of Kentuckians killed in World War I. 3; Q ~. 2 a Q Q, Q '
The Rev. Robertson, pastor of the Second Q 7 via _2 f If Q
Presbyterian Church, said of Kirwan, “His Q f» Jig." ,\_Q fi «I! "
gracious, useful, and fruitful life has enriched the 3““ 3 ‘i f
V lives of many. MQ l . Q . Q . i '9".
“His life touched countless lives. and left them 2 3 ”is: ' ” .«7 ‘ JP 2 '--.-.
richer for the relationship. His death leaves us all My 3 2' Q f" i“ . -, 3
poorer, weaker, and smaller, for we shall miss him if; ; i; ' ‘ a 7‘ Q m. Q' '
in so many different ways.” Q Q Q ”dig - Q’Ww‘i _.V f .Q : '
‘Kind of man’ needed a; * I {.2 I . i
Kirwan, characterized by Robertson as the ~93; m? {if “, j ..
“kind of man this world needs.” also served UK as “3’ f _Q Q; 1' - Q- . . ‘-
a football coach, history professor. Dean of Men. 1 9 Q _‘,.f; be!" ‘
Dean of Students, and Dean of the Graduate 1 )1 3E. ”f; ”:9, "‘ .
School. He was captain of the Wildcat football 4Q... ' ’i .
squad his senior year at UK, and he has authored “34 ‘ ‘ '7'? 7 ', t .
several books on historical subjects. " " .. ..M » Q. - "‘2‘ m l V ‘ f ’
Besides his wife, Kirwan is surVived by two sons, 7; ' ”E: if __ - Q ”Q Q, ' ,_
Dr. Albert D. Kirwan, Jr., of Annandale, Md., and ~ =’- Qi- ' y ‘ MW - r. (if; It.“
Dr. William E. Kirwan II, of Silver Spring, Md; a ., , :-'_
sister. Ms. C. J. McDevitt, of Murray; three WW i
brothers, Ross and Martin Kirwan, both of . ,. u’ "
. Louisville, and William E. Kirwan, of Versailles; , -.s Q
and five grandchildren. ‘2
The bOdyv WhiCh lay in state in Memorial Hall Mourners file into Memorial Hall for the funeral services for Dr. Albert D. Kirwan, former ’
from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. today. was interred in UK president. Kirwan, a UK graduate and history professor. died of a heart attack '3.
Lexington Cemetery. Tuesday morning in the UK Medical Center. (Staff photo by Jim Wight.) 7.
UK rte-accredited
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By GREG HARTMANN. Assistant Managing Editor , Q
UK was re-accreditcd by the Southern Q Q
Association of Schools and (‘ollegcs Wednesday. '5 -'
* but formal notification to President ()tis 3, .' : ,4
Singlctary will not come for another si\ necks,
According to Dr, .-\. l). .-\lbriglit. \icc president '
for institutional planning and a delegate to the 5",
Southern \ssociation convention lll \lianu l l\ .
and the eiiiiimunity college \j»\lL‘l‘.l hate but” ‘-
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No question of accreditation ' 1 Q’
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Colleges. , -
Albright said formal accreditation would come
ay 01‘ ta {S O contempt in a letter to President Singletary sometime in 2 _ .
January or February. ', ,2
“They might point out a few points that need to ' "
o be strengthened," Albright said. commenting on
. char es 16 al 1111080 h the formal notification. “They may want to call I.
9 P p y attention to such and such an item.” . ‘
Every ten years I; _ .‘ '-
‘ By MIKE YORK AND MIKE BOARD, Kernel Staff Writers Rc-accreditation of Southern Association
Daniel T. Taylor, Ill, billed as a controversial “Contempt begins when you start to clear your miggiaeegraEZtlgrlgxnfnzdrhg:Flfncstitthjirgnt:Excdrggen ’ ‘ ’

, lawyer, reflected on his trial career and legal client and endanger the judge’s ego," he said. meeting in‘ Miami for the last five days transacting ' ’-.
philosophy to an overflow crowd in the College Of The Louisville attorney attributed the Southern Association business and considering the i ‘
Law courtroom Wednesday afternoon. conviction of Narvel Tinsley to a lack of accreditation of the about Q22” universities up this ;' ', . Q -‘ .

Taylor gained national prominence in his competence in the bench, and what he called year ‘ ‘ ‘ w. ‘J -
defense of Narvel Tinsley, one of two Louisville “society’s searching bloodlust for a conviction—a Ukis re-accreditation began over two years ago . ‘Q- Q Q '

,‘ youths convicted of murdering two policemen. At hatred in the majority against the minority and the when UK instituted a use” study" pméan (An '_ Q :' Q. ‘
the end of the trial, Criminal Court-Judge John P. oppressed.” earlier self study had. been carried out for ' Q Q '
Hayes found Taylor gu11ty 0f nine counts Of Sealed courtroom re-accreditation in 1960 and another for l’K‘s ‘. ‘. I‘
90mm” Of court and sentenced him to 4/2 years Taylor told how Judge Hayes sealed the centennial in 1965.) - . i _ ‘
m 1311' courtroom, and how he refused to admit one of Self study reports Q -, Q

Free on bail 3:323; sstztfszztindngnszlgvlas alieacglifllllsfazfsf frierfibtei? According to Dr. Howard Beers, head of the Q . _
The 4% year jail term is the longest sentence but when the girl was unable to be there, he Center for Developmental (hange. this seiistiidy ‘ Q . | 2.
ever given to a defense attorney in the history of (Judge Hayes) refused to let another boy who was almost as important to ['1‘ will: formal 2. ‘ ’
- . . . ,, re-accreditation by the Southern Association. . . ' '.
the United States. works in my office occupy the chair. “T ‘h ll , Q , ‘lf . d . . . . . , . ' . .. ~
The Louisville attorney is 0m 0f jail 0" $5,000 Defense attorney Taylor said a trial judge has 6: {13% y “(.38 [gt-u y-‘npfmf an “for“ m " 2
bond Pending the appeal Of his contempt charges. the power to “harass, accuse, insult and torment“ the am“, Vitinlgorganization. Bic“ .Wvd‘ ”But Wt ‘- ' '1
Working in Taylor’s behalf are at 1935‘ 11 lawyers, a defense attorney. “So it‘s an absurdity that a hope they ll , ~t used throughout [ht .l "1““,va ' I i ' .
including William Kunstler, the defense attorney trialjudge can do no wrong." he said. Beers ”[1”!an “ports were ”warm by. bk . V i '
for the Chicago Seven. - personnel on every department. every one of the . _
Proposed changes 15 colleges, and on 12 UniverSity~Wide topics. 2 ' Q
Judges’ ego Tayloerrfoposeg several changes in the judicial Many topics , .
Ta lor offered various reasons why he felt he system. e 'avore .2. . . _ The self study reports dealt with topics as -' 3‘
was )cited for contempt. “In my experience in : QZEZVI?;J::;CQ::;nmtm:gézj‘zrrzzn1:25:21 physical plant, faculty, research, and financial Q ' \‘ , _
America,” he said, "you can’t defend cases . Shortegnin pthe term opf life tenur: for 'ud. es resources. They discussed UK's role in a changing Q ' .
without automatically incurring the wrath of the 3 J g " society and suggested improvements, -' . Q
trial judge.“ Continued on Pale 2. Col. 5 Continued on Page 2. Col. 4 V i

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.' , , , , was terribly move. said l)r.I DaVid .toKIIIiIaIni. happened to shake up the students. “A lot oi C
C -. ,' Assrstiint to the Vice lresidentIior Studtnt I airsI people are IIch 01‘ protesting,” Ms. Raymond said, SI
. .g' . Stockhani IielIt thatIsoinc hllld otvgovcrnincnta “It would “I“ something major to get them
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- ' 5 3 P' h since the May 19/0 disruptions the LilllVL‘rsllV liar or local issue. or some torm ot repression coniine
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T h e U K (I la oi r i s t e r s. first performance will be in j I I {’7 ~23; , .. ' \e‘ ‘ . x? 4; . ’ I .' - .
Orchestra. and (,‘ollegium Memorial Hall Saturday at 8:15 .. «a, I 537 r ' \IILI -I r I MEI = , , 5' I‘
Musicum Motet (‘hoir combine pm. The second performance i '. / II\I‘I I MP: I' . I .'

”in” forces this weekend to present Will take place at the Church of if ‘ . I'I‘;I:¥I ““ I“; Q: I I 334' I . ‘ .

would Arthur Honegger‘s oratorio the Ascension. Frankfort. I 3-; III , I - WP: ' .. ' '

ml” “King David.” The oratorio is Kentucky, Sunday at 8zl5 p.m. :m -.. 5 a. .: " :‘a I _ . I‘

)t of composed of a series of psalm Although no admission will be t j I MEI . ' .I
Sim!" settings which reflect the events charged. those who wish to “I! I I 71:5 9:25 I I

them of King David's life. attend should reserve tickets. i .7 ~ I I I ,I . .IIE' .

Honegger. a twentieth century According to an official in the , i . . I-
loore composer, tied the choral and Music Department. no tickets .5 ;, "u, g; .51 i 1 " g . . II. -

ten in solo selections with narrations. remain for the Lexington {MM . Ii “2?. K95” J I. I ‘ .. ‘f "), é " ‘ ‘ I 'I ’ ‘

[way/s Noted actor lose Ferrer will performance. but some tickets »- I ‘~' g, - " A”. I I " ‘g‘. . \l m' A‘ f. ' 1N 5‘ ‘. FI' i ‘ ‘ r 7 . -‘ .

eople narrate the UK performance. are available for the Sunday » ’1‘}, II I a " I I' 1‘ ~ I‘ aIl - ‘ 3 ‘ 3 ‘3' I“ .It 3’ . I‘ . '"I ;. .

Ferrer‘s role in the performance concert in l‘I rank fort. J y 5‘ ‘ —, , .' L4 . VI“ v; .( V‘, .I' ,' ”it -'~ '5 & ‘._ t s .
is of major importance. since the Reservations may be made by Q“ . . ‘ ' ' " ‘1 ‘. Or", QM_ . u 9 2"; .9 ‘. i . : I.‘ ; I. '_
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”Um” spoken explanation. l'Irankfort. . II “'I f MIISQKI I _ " c I“ " M ‘ I Iv
”m“? Quinists for the weekend These concerts mark the I t: if?“ ’ , . - , I if: '. w‘mas .. ‘ MI“: “Q 'I- ,I

performances are Michele culmination of weeks of Wigwam 3mm; #4wa m :12. shill-HT ”was? «~" _ . T g. '3
Aranotf. contralto. and Susan r eh ea r s a l . planning and gM’IWu—é—cw‘m IIIIIIIII IIWM,” ' ' i . '-
l‘ ichellierger. soprano. both coordination by the indiyidual “‘3 WW 9 I . 'I’ ~
Jiti‘te‘1rLri it} [iKIs‘ production til Dc‘TlItH'i‘iici's‘ IlllLl c‘tiiic'c‘H «tlIllc'ltils. \1‘ I I .. . II I . III x I ‘= I II I" I I ‘.IIII-I I'
IIhla'cldliit' Butterfly” this William llaxcns. program . - ,. 9 ‘_ _ 'I " A -
\t!".;21:;‘l‘ \licllat‘l Shatter. boy director tor the presmtaimns. . _ . .. . I ‘ » {III t" ,
.s/‘i‘rrzmo. .\i;tri linyinirini. tenor said “II he lIls Department of , "'5- , . 'I II 'w - ‘ , , " 4112’: I : .- Q ';
aitd l’7.yli:s lc‘,'.i‘;e'\\‘_ contralto. \lusic hopes to nake this a yery Egg; _;_q _ I .. I‘ . .. > . , ., . I ' I
o n c ‘8 ..‘.sl=.‘y lsI. \lt‘trgan, chairman successful event. cspecmily \lllcc‘ 3%? I '- .- "- f .. I, .I ' %IIIII:§I ‘I .I.' I I

the oi the Depar‘t'iient of “RINK. “till We will be assisted l‘}. the ‘~cl“y Dr. Wesley K. Morgan conducts a rehearsal for llonegger's “King David” Il‘tiesday in _I zI I

neyy o r: d ii t t i \i. at c it a r a t c considerable talents oi .I\ll. Memorial Hall. The performers for the Saturday and Sunday concerts include lIK‘s . ‘I

rol in . pertorni..«nt:s of the Work the l'Icrrer.II Clioiristers and Collegium Musieuni Motel Choir. and the L'K Orchestra. It 'I
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m on > ' ' ' " " ' Rahsaan -l‘{oland lsirk on his instruments lll “Rahsaanica . i‘~i‘etlooiiietl Cklsli‘lltc. 5111311111»! .

oiie The Kentucky Kernel new Best album (Atlantic) which is flowing. peculiar and sometimes oi Iowa on porches. “a

L He plays honest and naked music capable of inducing \isions of Jim (arroll seems as uniultilled I, .

S oi that is‘capable of taking over'tlie belly dancers. as anyone until wrth‘ctl H be -_ '-

d ”M. soulot the listener. His music is SKY your mean hairy scary fantasy .

classrtied as Jazz but. like so . ,y . becomes essence. .' I .
rol oi . . , Sky s second album. Sailors
much Jazz. one can t really Delight (RCA) has some . _ .2 ..
ima ine it without hearin it. J . I I I ~7 .' - I
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5‘ black mystery pipes and about to express what IS in the sad eyes ‘K ”5 , t‘f‘ylm“ ‘ F 1; f I, 9.. )-

. . on the back of the cover. to ( ountry (Clean). WlllLll IS tllt ‘ ‘
twenty other instruments in a H A name of the album and the .
manner that leaves little need for IITOOIY ~ complete ‘Ylth rou one doesn‘t really notice ; 1' I.
lyrics. “la-la-na-na’s. is the kind of “l in th‘ h in 1 ‘ j - , .‘ _ .‘-I

‘ ., y . . g c x L c p t t h at .

. “The Inflated Tear“ starts Off want you song that most of us somebody/’5 smooth piano 9 (I _‘
With an almost surreal grew up WIIII‘ Only now WII creates the effect of one long I 1.
flexaphone. Soon reeds take supposedly understand; song and a song called “Fine and I :, _‘ .-

pi—ti over, gomg from very .50“ to “1/: also] get d IIIIIL good EIS llasy.” The song makes one feel ." ,

harsh and finally ending up ROI- n ro in“ II song III I, iust that way after awhile. r.I . “ I .'

Ules“ serene. The songis’osten‘sibly a thgguIstt 13:11:: I WIIICII IS II IIICII I After hearing (‘ountry about _
the\ 6001‘ S— muSical tale of kirk s accidental 0 J ~ ‘ - four times one realizes that .

I blindness shortly after blrth' By “M CARROLL stories of alienation. murder and I- " '
etc; the end Of. the piece one can feel “I You have forgotten about suicide are encompassed within g I, .
iat he the writer 5 eventual acceptance the transient nature 0f human the vocals of two brothers. (Two
nanly Of his fate. ‘ .. , “TIC ”1051 Of {110 music on “(l9 of the five members are Michael -: . 1'

‘l yyiil , . . Sometimes l” playsson‘iethiri‘g one of Jim .(‘arroll (AckNll Will and Steve l‘Iondileri . . . .
.sard. sott.‘“re'ally .SOfI- Ill“ . Lid) ’5 serve as a lyric reminder. A song about a fine young " . y . ’_'
more in rle Pu? j‘ and “Edens-l one hears; Singing With distinctive pace “\lan l’rom Alabama" ‘who . I _. ,. .:
when hnlgf tfrlmkg. gu ura moaning an changes he tells us. "You must knew a ting young girl from . g {I
more a -s“ir1e ’lng' . , be crazy ' Alabama tells hoyy the young .I ‘ -- -

ln Making LOW After HOURS YouIre gonna die man for no reason kills the girl 9 ,. .'
Kirk plays three instruments Soon. maybe sooner “In the morninI . _ . without . .‘ _
(including a nose flute) and is They neverlie“ wariiiiiI.II saying J5 he does .0 ,

“m in bileCd up by some ripping Within thk‘ PUG”! 0f Sidt‘ WW that “All you need is a tiuuk II ' .
”l‘mI‘ piano. the listener is offered a brief right hand to end it all“. g , 1 .‘
he is H C P13 .V S C V C n more soj our n a Way from his Sum Hints/[chi I ‘ I . ’ ' I

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¢I yew - .. a: g , g - .‘C. ~ The King Library s mam reference-room «second floor) . ‘ - - .

r“ . ,y , ' (‘9,Qé , I. "’ , M I, y *7 . will be the scene Friday for an astonishing break with the .'. I _

2°33 we?" _ _ " ant1~norse tradition usually associated with libraries in ‘ .

a class .'I."' ” LJ’I; * .t ’ 3. ‘i general. According‘to Director of Libraries. Stuart l'orth. . '

“ntgcl‘fi‘; ~- ’9‘ . ~ 1 , J “King‘s Advent l'vent" features the le\mgton Brass . " > . '.

19mm . :5? _ Quintet. and is designed to proyide a “break from the . ‘ ‘ -.I

ummcr I ., regular routine and offer some seasonal musn to. the . I _. -

3;“358'3 ‘ (fit _ I I edification and delight oi the libraryIs tau‘iit; clients. the I‘ .

94 and ' ’9‘ V ; , students." l‘Iorth added. “We \\ ant them in rela\ before "
Kernel . s. .l f as. 4‘ a 5'. . \\ CXflniS.II “ " .

,.lSA‘,’.‘; J . AI! . _- . i /, kegs: Friday's program features (IIhristmas music from the l5th . '
should ‘ 7 9 j : g ‘ ""‘ .t ’ ~_ through 20th centuries. including works by llolborne. ~ ,

LI ‘I I: I\ " _‘ \ y . Brahms. Nelhy'bel. and some traditional Christmas songs. _ . _ '

In The five performers in the Lexington Brass Quintet are all members of UK’s Department The program begins at noon. .

of Music. They are (from left) John T. Melton, trombone; Walter Blanton, trumpet; Rex _ ‘-

57'1755 A. Conner, tuba; Richard D. Winslow, trumpet, and James London, French born. The - . g

57-1740 quintet just returned from giving concerts It the Phillips Gallery in Washington, D.C., and .

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