Serendipity Singers Electrify Mt Mercy Arts Night
The Serendipity Singers performed a fast two hour show at Mt Mercy College in Cedar Rapids. The six men and two women delivered a professional varied program with strong rhythm and crowd-pleasing numbers while critics noted strong vocals from Peggy and Lana and lively audience response.
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Serendipity Singers
Mt. Mercy College
McAuley Auditorium
Kingston Stadium
Coe Hosts Eastern Iowa Science Day for Region Students
Eastern Iowa high school science and math students within a 100 mile radius of Cedar Rapids were invited to attend Coe College's first science day. More than 200 students and teachers are expected to tour Peterson Hall, view demonstrations, and hear lectures by Coe faculty including Dr. Joseph Kasper on the auroras. Dr. Ruth Siemer will discuss science careers during morning sessions in Cherry auditorium, with lunch at Gage Memorial Union and tours of the Computer Center, the nuclear magnet resonance spectrometer, and the Cockroft Walton accelerator area.
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Frank Pennington
Karl E. Goellner
Kasper
Lawmakers consider consumer protection may do more harm
Washington observers state that consumer protection laws are not always needed and can overburden industry. Sen. Warren Magnuson and Betty Furness argue legislative solutions may be necessary to curb marketplace harms while the administration favors minimal legislation to keep markets honest.
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D-Wash
Betty Furness
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Senate probes govt role in drain on dollar via port charges
A Senate subcommittee plans to summon four federal agencies to explain why U S port charges on donated food to foreign countries add millions to the dollar drain each year. GAO estimates total costs at 7.1 million in fiscal 1967, rising with Johnson budget forecasts.
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Doctors Cleared of Ignoring Aid Request in Cranston
North Scituate couple Dr James K C Wang and Dr Sui Yen Wang were acquitted of charges they ignored a police request to aid a sick woman on New Year’s Eve. The Cranston district court ruled physicians are not legally bound to provide aid on demand, despite the death of Mrs Bessie Lindenfeld.
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Waterloo Firm Seeks Bankruptcy in Cedar Rapids Case
Water loo Appliance Center of Waterloo has filed for bankruptcy in federal court at Cedar Rapids. The petition cites cessation of business on January 19 due to a replevin action by General Electric Credit Corp. President Donald D. Butterfield lists debts of 238 008 and assets of 70 608. Sam H. Smothers of 1402 Ave NE lists 4 630 in debts and 300 in assets and is employed as a dock loader.
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Donald D. Butterfield
Sam H. Smothers
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Policeman’s Career at Stake on N Y P D Color TV
A television preview notes a focus on a policeman's career stakes in an N Y P D episode airing Tuesday night at 8 30 on Channel 9 in color.
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Channel 9
Eight Protesters to Face Charges in Frankfurt
Police in Frankfurt said they would file criminal complaints against eight individuals for disturbing public order during noisy demonstrations protesting American policy in Vietnam.
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Germany
UPI
Vietnam
Postpone Heart Trans plant Patient’s Exit From Hospital
CAPE TOWN South Africa AP The discharge of Philip Blaiberg the only surviving heart transplant patient is delayed for weeks or a month His doctors say fluid has reaccumulated around the transplanted heart and fluid is being drained He remains in satisfactory condition and will return for daily care as he builds strength and recovery proceeds
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Cape Town
South Africa
Groote Schuur Hospital
Philip Blaiberg
Driver Admits His School Bus Racing
REEDSPORT Ore AP one of two school bus drivers arrested last week on drag racing charges pled guilty and paid a $100 fine. Ed Wellman 40 Reedsport paid his fine Monday. The other driver Cecil Lane 59 Gardiner will appear in municipal court Wednesday. Police said the buses ran side by side on US 101 with loads of homeward bound children aboard.
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Ed Wellman
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Rubbing Alcohol Fire Takes Life in El Paso
In El Paso Texas a man aged 63 died after rubbing alcohol on his body was ignited by a lit cigarette Mrs Glenn McKinney reported seeing her husband sitting on the bed smoking moments before he screamed and flames enveloped him A bottle of rubbing alcohol was found beside the bed supporting the theory of accidental ignition by the cigarette.
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el Paso
Glenn McKinney
Romney says administration deceived about Vietnam Pueblo
Michigan Governor George Romney told the Nashua Kiwanis club that the Johnson administration deceived the public over Vietnam and the Pueblo seizure. He argued attacks on cities show political and psychological gains and urged truth and restraint to avoid escalation. He praised Nelson Rockefeller's polling as steady.
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George Romney
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York
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Fire Truck Collides With Police Cruiser in Lynn
In Lynn Massachusetts a fire truck and a police cruiser collided while both responded to a house fire at the home of fireman Joseph Galvin. Four firefighters and two officers were injured but none seriously. Galvin reached the scene by another route without incident.
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Mass
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