Hollander Shines Musical Star Yet Editorializing Dulls Night
The Cedar Rapids Symphony capped its sixth and final subscription concert in Coe Auditorium with Lorin Hollander as guest artist. Under Henry Denecke, Hollander offered Debussy and Bach selections, plus an original Up Against the Wall, drawing a strong audience reaction. Intermission featured $100 scholarship winners Sue Colton and Mary Scott. Hollander spoke preconcert to a mixed crowd, criticizing social evils and urging rock recital reform, while the concert proceeded with restrained applause and a hint of ambivalence.
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Coe Auditorium
Lorin Hollander
Henry Denecke
Hollander
Cedar Rapidians
Cornell
Symphony Women's Committee
Sue Colton
Peace Avenue NW
Mary [Scott
If Avenue NE
Nollander
Daehler-Kitchin Auditorium
Pete Seeger
Aveindling Pold
Railroads May Get Back Into Passenger Business
Railroads may resume passenger service as a new Metrofiner train proves fast and popular between New York and Washington, edging closer to a revival of rail travel. The article contrasts deteriorating past service with a promising future, noting trains’ improved schedules and modern comfort despite earlier decline. A piano recital section appears as a separate literary insert, highlighting virtuosic performances by Awesome Hollander and Saint-Saens tranquility.
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New York
Metrofiner
Washington
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Aland
Jess
Saint-Saens
Interstate Commerce Commission
Association of American Railroads
Department of Transportation
Penn Central
Dyersville Banquet to Feature Moline Minister Speaker
The Rev. Charles H L Wiley of First Christian Church Moline will speak at the Dyersville Commercial club banquet on May 7. Wiley has served as an educational consultant to Clinois Farm Supply Co and now works as a creation counselor for Rock Island county juvenile court.
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Dyersville
Charles HL Wiley
First Christian Church
Moline
Jury Sealed in Nevada Ted Linn Murder Trial
Twelve jurors were seated quickly in the murder trial of Ted Linn of Jackson Wyoming. Peremptory challenges to start Tuesday with jury sworn in Tuesday and testimony expected Wednesday.
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Nevada
Ted Linn
Las Vegas
Nev
Jackson
Wyo
Wyoming
Robbery Attempt by Two Men Reported
Engbretson described two suspects wearing nylon stockings and one armed with a pistol demanding money. When told none was available, they ordered him to run toward the street and fled the scene.
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Robert Engbretson
Hiawatha
Engbretson
Waukon Names Two to Zoning Commission
Two named residents Harry Feller and John Kerndt were named to the Waukon zoning commission to fill vacancies, expanding the local planning body with new appointees.
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Waukon
Harry Feller
John Kerndt
Waukon Zoning Commission
Dear John Letters Rise With Vietnam War Stress
Detroit medical expert Dr. Emanuel Tanay argues the Vietnam war has spawned more Dear John letters than prior conflicts. He links the trend to weak public support and wartime separation, noting bitter letters, photos with other men, and intimate recordings intensify strain on deployed servicemen. Tanay, vice president of a Michigan family association, cites cases from Marine division staff and battlefield experiences in Vietnam.
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Detroitap
Emanuel ‘Tanay
Dear John Symdrome
U. S
Tanny
1St Marine Division
Vietnam
John
Johns
Tanay
Michigan Inter-Professional Association
Miami girl drowns after sniffing Spot Remover
In Miami a 14 year old girl Janice Waden ran screaming into a canal and drowned after sniffing Spot remover police said. James Epperson 18 reported she was in his car sniffing the product. Epperson dove in but the girl sank despite efforts to revive her. The remover is said to cause severe hallucinogenic effects.
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Miami
Janice Waden
Charles Clark
James Epperson
Epperson
Clark
Waden
Fine Chelsea Twins in Formanek Accident
Grinnell justice fined 17 year old twin brothers from Chelsea for the March 16 crash that killed Jeanne Formanek a former Miss Iowa. James Bennett was fined 100 for turning a stop sign and beer possession while John Bennett paid 100 for beer possession.
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Grinnell
UPT
Justice of the Peace
Edwin Lincoln
Chelsea
Jeanne Formanek
Iowa
James Bennett
Miss Formanek
John Bennett
Dames
Bennett
Bertha Hart 92 Central City Resident Dies
Bertha M Hart 92 longtime Central City resident and Clear Lake retiree died Tuesday in a Mason City hospital. Born Sept 25 1876 in Linn County she married Bert Hart Feb 19 1899 in Central City. Surviving son Fay B Hart of Clear Lake grandson great granddaughters and brother Charles Willmott of Marion. Services Thursday 1 20 pm Murdoch Chapel Central City burial Boulder Cemetery. Friends may call after 1 pm Wednesday.
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Central City
Bertha M. Hart
Clear Lake
Mason City
Linn County
Herbert E. Hart
Hart
Fay BR. Hart
Charles Willmott
Marion
Murdoch Chapel
Boyd Mather
Boulder Cemetery
Friends Thay
Okinawa Flag Blaze Draws U.S. Protest
NAHA Okinawa AP US Civil Administrator Stanley Carpenter protested to the Ryukyuan government over the burning of an American flag during Okinawa day rally. Ryukyu Islands chief executive Chokyo Yara apologized and said police were instructed to act.
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Naha
Okinawa
Stanley
Carpenter
Chokyo Yara
Ryukyu Islands
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