Touring College Choir to Give Concert in C R
Seven Coe College a cappella soloists named for a four day Midwest tour through Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa. The 51 voice choir will perform in Stillwater St Paul Davenport and La Crosse with high school assemblies and church concerts. Concerts are sponsored by the Jefferson concert choir.
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Cedar Rapids
Coe
Robert M. Larson
Coe A Cappella
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Marilyn Martin
Postville
Wilma Cox
Monticello
Madeleine Szymanski
Fontana
Wis
Jan Ellis
Haverford
David Roser
Williamsburg
Harry Moon
Monona
Nile Norton
Davenport
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Larson
First Presbyterian Church
Stillwater
Minn
Hope Presbyterian Church of
Minneapolis
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Central Presbyterian Church of
Logan High School
LaCrosse
Postville Community Presbyterian Church
Prairie du Chien
Maquoketa
Moon
Dan Haerle
Richardson
Texas
Jan White
Haerle
Miss Martin
Orlene Blue
Vinton
Jane Anderson
Roger Bear
Loren Burns
Marcia Butz
Catharine Curtis
Tim Evans
Marlene Potter
John Sedlacek
Russ Wilkins
Frank Williams
Gary Kimm
Albert Sperrino, Jr
Marion
Margery Baxter
Sioux City
Concordia
Paul J. Christiansen
Jefferson High School
F. Melius Christiansen
Concordia College
Moorhead
Norway
Holland
Germany
Austria
Vienna
Jefferson Concert Choir
Hillbrunner’s Music Co
Taylor Music Co
Armstrong’s
the High School
Congress Sparks Action with Spark Plug Tribute
Rep. Chamberlain of Michigan sent a spark plug to every member of Congress hoping it would ignite the cerebral mixture and spark effective legislation. The gesture aimed to energize lawmakers and stimulate better policy making.
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Washington
UPI
Chamberlain
R-Mich
Congress
Timbuktu tourism beckons with historic allure
Washington report notes Timbuktu's traditional allure for visitors after centuries of inaccessibility. The Cedar Rapids Symphony performs two student parent concerts at Coe auditorium under Henry Denecke, with 2 pm and 3:30 pm showings. Tickets priced 50 cents adults 25 cents children. box office sales.
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Washington
Timbuktu
Sahara
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Coe Auditorium
Henry Denecke
Kiev
Ssecsee Moussorgsky
Tuareg Daggers Become Popular Souvenirs In Timbuktu
Tuareg warriors sharpen daggers for infidels but the blades are selling as souvenirs to several hundred tourists who visit Timbuktu each year. City officials discuss plans to improve hotels pave streets and install lights. New industries and better schools are planned.
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Timbuktu
Drive with care-don't hit a want ad reader
A brief roadside note urges cautious driving to protect readers of local want ads. The message emphasizes slowing, scanning, and avoiding distractions near bulletin boards and parked vehicles.
Traveling art shows keep university works on the road
University of Iowa art department expands its touring exhibition service lending graduate student drawings to civic groups and schools free of charge except for return transport. Exhibits travel for about a month, have reached coast to coast, and now tour the University of London and the Bahama Islands.
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University of Iowa
James Lechay
SUI Art Faculty
Lechay
Thas
Slade Art School
University of London
Bahama Islands
Department of Art
Iowa City
Chuckles in the News: Prankster Loses Teeth in Dallas
United Press International reports W C Jack, a harmless office joker, had all his teeth extracted by a dentist. Co workers sent him a gag haul including snacks and sandpaper labeled gum massage tissues. Manuel Vega, facing eviction in New York, married a woman and eight children in court with the landlord as best man and the judge providing a wedding ring.
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Dallas
W. C. Jack
New York
Manuel Vega
Vega
Fort Worth Couple Marries as Rent Money Returned
Fort Worth reports a Mr High married a Miss Price and received $10 in rent money from the landlord. In Lincoln, 8 year old Gary Lee Towns send grew angry watching a Western movie and fired a shotgun creating a 24 inch hole in a television screen. His sister and a babysitter were unharmed. In Montgomery a so called motherly type thief swiped two dozen diapers from a backyard wash line.
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Fort Worth
High
Price
Lincoln
Gary Lee Townssend
Hombres
Montgomery
Ala
Man in Hair Oil Incident Escapes Tight Jam
In Little Falls Minnesota Daniel Bajula 25 became stuck in a tight squeeze. He stripped to his shorts smeared his body with hair oil and attempted to free himself from the jam.
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Little Falls
Minn
Daniel Bajula
Bajula
Prisoner Escapes Through Narrow Jail Passage
A inmate slipped into a 6 inch gap between his cell block and the kitchen passage at Morrison County Jail and required three hours for guards to free him.
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Morrison County
See BROKEN ARROW on Television 9 Sunday Evening
A TV listing notes BROKEN ARROW airing at p m Sunday on channel 9. No further details provided.
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Television 9
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