Ingles Resigns From South Tama School Board
Robert Ingles of Tama, longtime member and former president of the South Tama school board, submitted his resignation by letter at the regular meeting. He cited lengthy working hours as the reason and said the experience had been rewarding. The board may appoint a successor at a special meeting.
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Tama
Robert Ingles
South Tama
Ingles
Tama Independent
Walter Curphy
Ervin Heller
Rex Cobet
Frank Fetter
Concerts Aplenty During Band Clinic at U. of I.
The University of Iowa hosts a three day tenth annual band clinic opening with the U I Symphony Band in the main lounge of Iowa Memorial Union conducted by Frederick C Ebbs. The Hawkeye concert band performs Friday with Jon Piersol directing. Saturday features Edwin Buddy Baker leading a stage band clinic with area high school bands assisting. Several talks and recitals are planned including dental expert Dr Albert Soucek on wind instruments. Additional concerts include the Williamsburg High School Band and the U I Brass Ensembles recital. Southeast Iowa Bandmasters Association members meet Friday evening with Robert Romine chairing. Neal Glenn will discuss instrumental programs for 1967 and beyond.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
U. of I. Symphony Band
Iowa Memorial Union
Frederick C. Ebbs
U. of I. Hawkeye
Jon Piersol
Edwin
Buddy”’ Baker
Colorado State University
Jefferson High School
Humboldt High School
U. of I
Tom Davis
Albert Soucek
Williamsburg High School
DaDean Obrecht
Union Ball Room
Iowa City Central
John DeSalme
John Hill
Union Main
Iowa Bandmasters Assn
Union Sun Porch
Robert Romine
Iowa City High School
Neal Glenn
U. of I. School of Music
Iowa Highway Director Gets $3900 Pay Raise
Iowa Highway Commission boosted Joseph Coupal Jr to a new annual salary of 27900? Wait. Coupal began December 1 1966 at 23700 and his present pay is 27600. The raise retroactive to January 1. Chairman Harry Bradley Jr. cited comparisons with executive salaries in other states.
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Ames
UPI
Iowa
Joseph Coupal, Jr
Iowa Highway Commission
Coupal
Harry Bradley, Jr
Commission
Driver license color photo bill prompts Reed's amused questions
Legislative notes recount Rep Cecil Reed's chuckle over a bill by Sen Ernest D Kosek to require color photos on licenses. The piece notes Reed's curiosity about current photo IDs showing racial codes, and mentions a related Iowa House bill among Linn county colleagues. There is also a jail study remark by Sen John M Ely Jr noting Iowa’s first jail in 1848 and contrasting jail population with daily school attendance.
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Ernest D Kosek
Cedar Rapids
Cecil Reed
Iowa House
Rep. Reed
Linn County
Walter McNamara
Dcedar Rapids
Richard Rad
Lisbon
Scott McIntyre, Jr
Reed
Rep
Michael
TATE
John M. Ely, Jr
Senate
Iowa
van Buren
University of Iowa
Dennis The Menace Appears Daily In Classifieds
A daily feature titled Dennis The Menace fills the classified section with humorous anecdotes and playful blurbs. Readers note the recurring character's antics appear in brief items across columns, drawing steady attention from longtime subscribers.
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Dennis the Menace
Meter Maid Hired By Decorah Council
Decorah selects Mrs Harry Olson Jr as the first meter maid with a 250 dollar monthly pay for a 40 hour week. Council forms a committee including Harry Olson Lawrence Dahle Dr David Torrison Nelson and William J Walker to plan a new Twin Springs campsite west of Decorah with an architect sketch accepted and government grant negotiations underway along the Upper Iowa river and trout stream.
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Decorah
Harry Olson, Jr
Bill Walker
Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Harry Olson
Lawrence Dahle
David Torrison Nelson
William J. Walker
Twin Springs
King to Speak at Central College March 22
Civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King is scheduled to speak in Pella during a Christian action symposium at Central College on March 22.
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PELLA
Martin Luther King
Central College
Washington Critic Praises Iowa String Quartet
Washington critics hailed the Iowa String Quartet after its opening concert in a three part Phillips Collection series. Alan M Krigman of the Washington Post praised insight clarity and aristocratic bearing noting the quartet’s high standards from violinists Allen Ohmes and John Ferrell violist William Preucil and cellist Charles Wendt. The group, all University of Iowa music faculty, had performed in Newport News Forsyth and Wingate before returning to Iowa City.
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Iowa City
Washington, D.C
Iowa String Quartet
University of Iowa
Phillips Collection
Washington
Alan M. Kriegman
The
Washington Post
Allen Ohmes
John Ferrell
William Preucil
Charles Wendt
U. of I. Music
Newport News
Forsyth
Wingate
N.C
Kyl Named to G O P Congress Committee
Rep. John Kyl of Iowa was named to the National Republican Congressional Committee. Rep. Bob Wilson of California was re-elected chairman and said the party aims to raise about 1 million dollars to back new GOP candidates in 1968 and 1.5 million to support incumbents. Democrats hold a 246 to 187 majority in the House.
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Washington
John Kyl
Iowa
National Republican Congressional Committee
Bob Wilson
California
Wilson
G.O.P
House
Iowa Professor Retracts Improper Insurance Letter
Des Moines AP report says University of Iowa associate professor Emmett J. Vaughan sent a university stationery letter urging independent Iowa agents to join a new firm, Mid-America Insurance Investors Corp. President Bowen calls it an obvious breach of propriety. Vaughan retracts, apologizes, and resigns from the board of the venture.
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DES Moines
University of Iowa
Iowa
University
Howard Bowen
Ralph McCartney
Charles City
Emmett J. Vaughan
Surance
Mid- America Insurance Investors Corp
Vaughan
McCartney
Bowen
New Corporation
Chamber dinner to honor educators at Iowa Memorial Union
About 500 Iowa City Chamber members and spouses attend the annual dinner at the Iowa Memorial Union Tuesday. Dinner is at 7 p.m. with the theme Salute to Education. Main speaker B L Barnes, dean of the University of Iowa College of Business Administration, will discuss The Economic Profile of Iowa City. Reservations due by Friday.
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Iowa City
Iowa City Chamber of Commerce
Iowa Memorial Union
B. L Barnes
University of Iowa College of Business Administration
Chamber
Wild Game Feed in Sigourney by Isaac Walton League
The fifth annual wild game feed sponsored by the Keokuk County Isaac Walton League will be held Saturday at Memorial Hall in Sigourney. Specialties include buffalo goat beaver coon elk deer squirrel wild duck and smoked turkey. Serving begins at 5 p.m. Movies will be shown upstairs during the dinner.
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Gazette
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