Portland Observer, May 15, 1965, Page 5
NORTHWEST
AFRIKAN AMERICAN
BALLET
ENTERTAINMENT
NETWORK
Jot
“ Bean" Keller, Entertainment Editor
PSU Central America benefit
Song and diacuaaion about labor in Central America will be featured
at Portland State University Smith Center. Room 298 et 7 00 p m .
Tuesday. May 21st.
Appearing will be Nits Brueggeman (Labor Committee on Central
America and the Caribbean and A .C W A I and Kevin Johnson (labor
guitarist and song leader) Admission is free, but donations for Ox
fam's Tools for Peace and the Richard Brown {Portland Observer pho
tographer) Trip to Nicaragua Fund are glady accepted Refreshments
will be available The event is being sponsored by Central America
Study and Action
Jefferson Huh School
Auditorium
S2I0 N. Kerbv
S6.00 Adult
S3.00 Children under I8
8 : 0 0 p.m.
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Llovd Center
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Meier 1 Frank
Downtown
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Kenny G will be appearing along with George Benson at the Arlen«
Schnitzer Concert Hall on May 24 in two shows. 7 00 and 10 00 p m.,
end May 25 at 8 00 p m.
Talk!
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