Plucky Pierre Salinger Faces Political Move and Past Recall
Pierre Salinger, famed as Kennedy era press secretary nicknamed Plucky, resigns March 12 to run for U S Senate in California. A native Californian with French fluency born June 14 1925 in San Francisco, he built a career from San Francisco Chronicle copy boy to Collier's editor before joining Robert Kennedy and the Kennedy White House. He faced a gun incident during Senate inquiry days and once canceled a planned 60 mile reporters hike, explaining Today be plucky but I'm not stupid. Alan Becker named Fort Eustis athletic director for dependents of enlisted men until November.
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Fort Eustis
Municipal Band Opens Its Thirteenth Season Tonight
Cedar Rapids Municipal band launches its 1904 season with five young artists making their first appearance at Ellis Park at 8 pm under director R L Moehrmann. The hour-long program features Iowa Band Law, Beethoven Egmont Overture, Sousa Liberty Bell, and other selections, plus a world premiere by Dr. Paul Whear later in July.
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American Bandmaster’s Assn
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Paul Whear
Bllis Parks
Whear
Doane College
Crete
Neb
Art books gift expands Cedar Rapids library collection
A new group of fine arts books funded by Alta B Latther memorial fund was announced by Cedar Rapids public library. Key additions include Discovery of Painting by Rene Berger, Rodin by Albert El, Madonna album of Mary life, Pissaro, Modern Painting Contemporary Trends, and more, strengthening art appreciation and illustration across black and white, color. The collection features works by Berger a Brussels born curator, El a Russian space expert, and Renald. The library notes the acquisition aims to develop readers own ability to appreciate great art.
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Jean Guitton
Gistro
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Hoolk
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Ponente
James Emmons
Pope Eases Roman Catholic Cremation Rules
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI approved relaxed guidelines on cremation while preserving overall opposition. The Holy Office transmitted instructions allowing broader conditions for cremation, with penalties softened in cases tied to national policy, cemetery space, or tradition, and kept for anti Christian aims.
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Larousse Encyclopédia of Louvre Exhibit Details
Byzantine and Prometheus Press publish a richly illustrated volume tracing art from early Christian to the Middle Ages. Edited by Rene Huyghe, executor of the Louvre collection, the book highlights Kraty’s reference holdings and features color and black and white plates. Ed Begley is listed as a guest for the Empire segment at 6:30 to night.
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Jewelry Department
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Pullman Casa
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