Bach’s Passing According to St Luke at St Pauls Lutheran
Three Manion area Lutheran churches present Bach’s Passio n According to St Luke Sunday at 7 pm at St Pauls Lutheran 915 Twenty seventh Street replacing the Messiah Easter production. Choir directors Harley Donald Mrs David J Goonerman and Mrs William King selected the work set rehearsals and secured personnel and conductor John Sievila Cedar Rapids directs with organist Howard Glenne. An eight piece orchestra backs the 40 voice choir drawn from the three churches plus guest members. An offering will defray costs.
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Finch Plan on Campus Strife Referred to Nixon
President Nixon may issue a public statement on campus disorders after Finch plans to study recommendations. Finch's office said the plan could be released imminently, possibly tomorrow, in San Clemente before Nixon spends the weekend.
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Nixon Adds Four New Faces to Advisory Board
President Nixon named four newcomers to the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board and renewed the panel by executive order. Led by retired Gen Max Taylor, the board includes Nelson Rockefeller Adm George Anderson Franklin Lincoln and Franklin Murphy, with nine other members.
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Young C R Man Accused of Lewdness in City Incident
Jonathon L. Bige, 23, of 0 Foote siest SW, was arrested by city police Thursday on a charge of lewdness. He signed a promise to appear and was released. Authorities said the arrest stemmed from an incident Wednesday at 10 45 p m near Third Avenue and Fourteenth Street SE.
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Keating Reportedly Will Be Named Envoy to India
WAS HINGTON AP Kentucky Bowles who has held the post with Keating for six years is a Republican senator from New York A embassy spokesman said Bowles will be named ambassador to India in two months sources said he has formed his staff and intends to leave his post Friday Other sources said Nixon has a person in mind as successor Keating 68 is an associate judge of the New York State Court of Appeals He was elected to the state's highest court in 1985 after losing his Senate seat in 1984 to Robert Kennedy His name has been under consideration for a diplomatic appointment for some time with Israel once considered but dropped due to the need for a career envoy in the Middle East circumstances
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Laird Says Answering Tough Inquiries Is Harder
Former Wisconsin congressman Laird told a Senate subcommittee that running a congressional inquiry is easier than facing one. He noted he had 16 years of asking questions and now must provide the answers, a shift from his reputation as a skilled questioner.
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Edward Hollen Faces 2 Counts
Edward J. Hollen, 23, of the YMCA, held on $610 bonds for fraudulent use of wire services and defrauding an innkeeper. He was arrested Thursday after a long distance call to Blairstown on Feb 1 and charging the Tax Information Assistant's office. The hotel theft stems from a March 16 Roosevelt stay where he left without paying a 10.95 bill after a 136 minute call.
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Bad Check Bill Passed by Iowa Senate
In Des Moines the Iowa senate approved a bill 48 to 11 to aid prosecuting writers of bad checks. The measure declares failure to make good on a bad check within specified days as material and competent evidence of intent to defraud and sends the bill to the house.
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Waterloo Man Sentenced for Larceny in Brandon
Special to The Gazette Independence William White 23 of Waterloo was sentenced to five years at Fort Madison for larceny in a May 15 1968 break in a Brandon building owned by J G Mil ner He appeared before Buchanan District Court Judge George Heath whose sentence runs concurrently with a sentence White is serving at the Anamosa reformatory White was brought to the hearing from the reformatory.
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