East Central Iowa band festival set at Linn-Mar high
The annual East Central Iowa conference band festival occurs Saturday at Linn-Mar high. a 7:30 p.m. concert in the gym features guest director Robert W. Thayer of Cornell College with a 200-piece massed band. Participating schools include Linn-Mar Benton La Salle Prairie and their band directors. the program includes Minuteman, Overture in B Flat, Greensleeves, and Tall Cedars. Admission charged.
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Linn-Mar
Robert W. Thayer
Cornell College
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N. Y
Wichita State University
University of Iowa
Cornell
Benton Comunity
George J. Schultz
la Salle
Vic Breemersch
Prairie
Kenneth F. Smykil
Norman G. Meyer
Minuteman
Robert H. Pearson
Caesart Giovannini
Wayne Robinson
Wayne Robinson; “Greensleeves”, Arranged By Alfred Reed; “Tall Cedars
Eric Osterling
Trailer House Fire Destroys Home. Man Dies at Cedar Rapids Hospital
Fire early Sunday destroyed the trailer home of Mary Murday at 2900 Seventh Avenue. No injuries. Loss amount and blaze cause under investigation. Alfred C. Granger, 76, of 935 Central Avenue, Marion, a retired farmer, died Sunday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Burial at Oak Shade cemetery. Services Wednesday at Murdoch chapel. Memorials to First United Methodist Church building fund encouraged. Marion Mothers of Twins club to host a Valentine party Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at 1995 Twenty fifth Avenue. Magnavox Annual Sale promoting Marion TV store.
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Mary Murday
Seventh Avenue
Fire Department
Alfred C. Granger
Central Avenue
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Granger
Marion High School
First Methodist Church of
Arthur E. Granger
Murdoch
Lloyd C. Kellams
Oak Shade Cemetery
First United Methodist Church Building Fund
Marion Mothers of Twins Club
William Champion
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Ky Denied Audience With Pope Amid Vietnam Turmoil
Vice-president Nguyen Cao Ky was denied an audience with Pope Paul VI as Vatican officials sought neutrality in the Vietnam conflict. Paris churchmen said the Vatican feared an audience would compromise its mediation role and its stance on Catholics in North Vietnam.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
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Vatican
Vietnam
North Vietnam
North
Hanoi Aide Tho Heads Home amid Peace Talks Standoff
Le Duc Tho, North Vietnam's key delegation figure, flies toward Hanoi after stops in Moscow and Beijing. Observers note his departures often hint Hanoi shifts. Tho says progress is unlikely and criticizes U.S. Nixon policy versus Johnson.
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UPI
North Vietnam
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Moscow
Peking
Tho
Vietnam
Elkader Apartment Fire Damages $500
A fire at the Rev. Paul Kitterer’s apartment in Elkader caused about 500 in damage. Firemen said the blaze started in a sofa and was confined to it, though smoke filled the house owned by Lucy Reimer.
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Elkader
Paul Kitterer
Lucy Reimer
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