Hutchins Retires After 16 Years as Cedar Rapids Music Consultant
John Hutchins, Cedar Rapids music education consultant for 16 years, will retire June 15. He started the all city instrumental contests, led the student parent symphony series, and helped popularize the high schools vocal festival. His successor is Ferrence Carlson. Hutchins plans to visit California relatives next winter. He stresses good teachers, community support, and a unified school program for music.
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Argentina Raises Railroad Fares
Buenos Aires reports government run lines raise fares 11 to 100 percent for commuters and short haul travelers. Long distance rates had risen 70 percent in December. Washington notes airline safety tips urge keeping seat belt loosely fastened despite off sign as injuries occur from unexpected maneuvers or clear air turbulence.
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Wildlife Crossings Highlight Moose Dangers in Newfoundland
AP report from St John’s notes 40,000 moose roam Newfoundland with 80 highway deaths since last spring. Moose reach 1,800 pounds. the herd descends from mainland imports set loose 60 years ago. Peak population 50,000 in 1959. aim to allow 5,000 annual takings, limited by restricted hunting zones.
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Highway rest stations to be built by Automobile Club of Mexico
Accommodating rest stations are planned along Mexico's main highways by the Automobile Club of Mexico. The facilities will include snack bars with American food and coffee, children's play areas, lavatories, and lounges.
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Nazette to Speak on Linn Center at Linn County Meeting
Richard Nazette, chairman of the advisory committee for the proposed comprehensive county health center, will address the 16th annual Linn County Society for Crippled Children and Adults meeting at noon Thursday at the Elks club. The society will hold a brief session before Nazette speaks, present the 1966 annual report, and elect 1967 officers. Dinner reservations are needed via 362-1138.
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Washington Notebook recounts stray tales and political quips
Washington Notebook sketches snippets from U N delegates families in New York with Chase Church’s school bruise tale and a taxi remark. It cites John Governors Reagan and Spiro Agnew at a resort locker room gathering as a backdrop for a right wing audience's satire and a playful alliance tale.
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Conservatives Debate Nixon At Liberty Lobby Conference
Two starchy conservatives at a Washington Liberty Lobby conference argued about Richard Nixon. One questioned if Nixon sold out conservatives in 1960. The other suggested Nixon’s failure to de- ...
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Capitol West Front Extension Model Sparks Tourist Comment
A Capitol rotunda display shows a proposed west front extension. A congressman overheard a tourist saying the Capitol should be left as is, describing the model as beautiful. The remark reflects opposition to altering the historic building.
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Governors Conference Session Draws Sparse Newsmen
Newsmen at the Republican Governors Conference in Colorado Springs grew unhappy over the small turnout for a subcommittee session attended by Gov. George Romney of Michigan and new attendees, signaling limited press participation at the event.
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Afghan Prime Minister Maiwandwal Planned U.S. Visit
Afghan Prime Minister Hashim Maiwandwal will travel to Washington at the end of March, the foreign ministry said. The trip was postponed from autumn due to surgery.
Rights Commission Chairman To Speak In Cedar Rapids Meeting
Mrs Elliott Full of Iowa City will address the Cedar Rapids Marion council on human relations Tuesday at 7 45 p m in the YWCA. The open meeting will cover the commission s goals and priorities.
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