Hootenanny on Rutgers Campus Catches TV Buzz
Alan Gill reports on a Rutgers New Brunswick visit for ABC-TV Hootenanny tapings featuring the Smothers Brothers Chad Mitchell Trio Judy Henske Simon Sisters and Tarriers with host Jack Linkletter. Fans protest Seeger blacklisting outside the Ledge while Lewine notes campus energy and onstage tension.
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Washington High Orchestra Plans Spring Concert
The Washington high school orchestra under John Ducknall plans a Friday 8 p.m. spring concert at Washington High. Steve Miller, a Washington student, will perform trumpet and compose Statement for String Quartet. Pieces include Egmont Beethoven and Brandenburg Concerto No 2 with six players, guests Karns and Harmon on harpsichord.
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Kenwood Library Reopens After Remodel Move
Kenwood branch opens Monday at 3223 First Avenue SE after a weeklong move to enlarged quarters. Library Director James C. Marvin announced the change and postponed Sundays open house due to Mrs. Ralph H. Clements's death. New hours include Saturday service 9 to 1 starting April 27, maintaining 12:30 to 8:30 weekdays.
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Youth Is Fined $50 For Reckless Driving
John M. Schmitt aged 18 of 645 Twenty-ninth street NE was fined 50 dollars by Judge Loren Hullinger Jr in municipal court after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Police said he led a high speed chase early March 16 that ended when his car crashed into a house at 2563 Meadowbrook drive SE. He also paid 25 dollars for turning off his lights to avoid arrest.
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Cedar Rhapsody Chapters Sing at Minneapolis Songfest
The Cedar Rhapsody chapter of Sweet Adelines Inc. will compete in the region six songfest in Minneapolis Saturday. Three chapter quartets the Hawk Ettes Rapsacords and Melo Dees will join 15 other quartets from four states and Canada in the event. Other Iowa chapters Des Moines and Waterloo Cedar Falls also compete.
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Elderly Illinois couple killed in Iowa crash at 30 218
An elderly Illinois couple, Ernest D. Lawrence and Lillian Lawrence of Danvers, were killed when their 1962 car collided with a semi-trailer at the 30 218 intersection twenty miles west of Cedar Rapids. The semi jackknifed and caused additional injuries to three other drivers.
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Eastern Iowa's top shop ping guide
Local publication presents a classified style guide for shopping ads in Eastern Iowa. The guide highlights where to find bargains, items for sale, and how to place notices in the Gazette.
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Camera Stolen From Cedar Rapids Window Display
E. J.'s Photo Service reported a twin lens reflex camera worth 180 stolen from a display window on a Tuesday or Wednesday. Police were informed the camera is used for professional photography and there are about ten similar cameras in the Cedar Rapids area.
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National income tops $458 billion in 1962
Washington AP reports national income for 1962 rose to a record 458 billion dollars aided by 51.5 billion in corporate earnings. The Commerce Department released the year’s figures Thursday.
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Tito Sends Personal Message to Kennedy
Belgrade AP says President Tito has sent a personal message to President Kennedy, disclosed by a government spokesman on Friday.
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Roy Booher Injured in Two-Car Collision
Roy Booher a 32 year old resident of 1631 Thirty second street NE suffered possible internal injuries after a two car crash at First avenue east and Thirty second street. He was hospitalized at Mercy for observation in fair condition. Michael H. Johnston 19 of Mr Vernon escaped injury and Booher faced a charge of disobeying a traffic signal.
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Senate calendar shift to sifting unit in Des Moines
DES MOINES AP The senate dumped its calendar Thursday into a sifting committee. Sen Robert Rigler of New Hampton heads the panel with broad power over bills assigned to it. Members include Vance Elthon Frommelt Grinstead Long OMalley Schroeder Shaff Van Eaton Wiley Nolan Shoeman.
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Freak Accident Kills Texas Tot
Cathy Sue Castle bury, 3, loved ice on a stick and used a glass bowl to catch drippings. The bowl shattered and a glass sliver pierced her heart, killing her. She died after treatment at Great Southwest hospital in Grand Prairie, Texas.
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