Fine Concert by Estelle Tyner With Cedar Rapids Symphony
A small Coe auditorium crowd heard soprano Estelle Tyner in Cedar Rapids Symphony's fifth subscription concert. She impressed in a demanding program including Ravel Sheherazade and Menotti The Consul, while Prokoffieff Fifth Symphony dominated the lengthy, war-reflective evening under Henry Denecke.
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Coe Auditorium
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Estelle Tyner
Miss Tyner
Henry Denecke
Prokofieff
Indira Gandhi Says Nehru Too Lenient on Gandhi
Indira Gandhi told McCall's interviewer that Nehru quarreled with Mahatma Gandhi over his policies and was too lenient with the people. She said she was more vocal and that Nehru often consulted others before decisions and let people have their way.
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Indira
Nehru
EW York
Indira Gandhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mahatma Gandhi
Mr. Gandhi
Gandhi
Gandhi Widow Describes India Divisions and Marriage Question
Mrs. Gandhi laments a gap between India’s generations and questions if it can be bridged. She says remarriage is unlikely in India and recalls the unpopularity of her own marriage to a man of a different religion. She notes U S plans to ferry her to Washington and Air India service suspension.
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Brenda Sharp
Oklahoma City
Henry Bellman
State Pardon and Parole Board
Dallas Quinton Sharp
McAlaster
Ors. Gandhi
India
Nehru
Mrs. Gandhi
Washington
Johnson
U.S
Xi Delta Beta Sigma Phi Elects New Officers
Mrs Jerald Anderson was elected president of Xi Delta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Monday evening at the home of Mrs Earl Fulton. The theme was Virginia. Other officers elected were Mrs Carl Foster vice president Marilyn Frank secretary Mrs Ray Higbee treasurer and Mary Rowan and Mrs Darrell Ayers city council.
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Jerald Anderson
Xi Delta
Beta Sigma Phi
Earl Fulton
C Avenue
Virginia
Carl Foster
Marilyn Frank
Ray Higbee
Mary Rowan
Darrell Ayers
Air India Navigators Strike Forces Gandhi Trip Change
Salary strike by Air India navigators forces Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to alter travel plans. The disruption prompts a government response as officials adjust logistics and schedule.
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New Delhi
India
Air India
Indira Gandhi
McHale's Navy Stages Wild Auto Race Tuesday Night
McHale's Navy features a wild auto race at 7 30 Tuesday night aired on Channel 9. The broadcast promises action as vehicles compete in a chaotic scene themed segment likely drawing in viewers with humor and stunts.
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McHale’s Navy
Channel 9
Gull and Heyer Wed in Greeley Methodist Church
Kathryn Edith Gull and James Arthur Heyer wed in a Greeley Methodist ceremony officiated by Rev. Wayne K. Gamm. The bride, daughter of Charles and Kathryn Gull, wore delustered satin with a garnet train and Alencon lace cape. The groom is the son of George and Mrs Heyer of Buffalo Center.
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Greeley
Kathryn Edith Gull
James Arthur Heyer
Methodist Church
Wayne K. Gamm
George Heyer
Buffalo Center
Charles Guill
Karolyn
Mary Gull
Gordon Heyer
Harold Shake
Kevin Heyer
Phil Silker
Doris Ann Gull
Bradley Heyer
Heyer
University of Dubuque
Robert E. Galiher
Manchester
University of Iowa
Carl Engstrom pledges at Augustana College
Carl Engstrom son of the Rev Mr and Mrs Richard W Engstrom of 188 Thompson Drive SE pledges Delta Omega a social fraternity at Augustana College Rock Island.
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Carl Engstrom
Richard W. Engstrom
Thompson Drive
Delta Omega
Augustana College
Rock Island
Cornell Selects Honor Residents for 1966 57
Six Eastern Iowa coeds are named as sophomore honor residents for the 1966 57 year at Cornell College. They assist in welcoming freshmen and helping new students adapt socially and academically. Named: Margaret Hardesty, Linda Marie Ott, Cathy Shields, Jane Walgos, Ellen Wright, and Linda Grove. Alternate: Jane Evans.
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Eastern Iowa
Cornell College
Margaret Hardesty
Grande Avenue
Linda Marie
Ott
Mt. Vernon Road
Cathy Shields
Thirty-third Street
Jane Walgos
Ellen Wright
Decorah
Linda Grove
Jane Evans
North English
Bridge Winners at Roosevelt Hotel in Master Point Play
Duplicate Bridge Monday Night Club results show first place in north-south to Mmes D W Moranville and Donald King with second for Mmes Edward J Hanna and Robert Clark. In east-west, first were Dr and Mrs B E Hoenk, with second Adolph Helm and J Forest Wolf.
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Roosevelt Hotel
D. W. Moranville
Donald King
Edward J. Hanna
Robert Clark
B.E. Hoenk
Adolph Helm
J. Forest Wolf
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Dain Fe Women
Wirephoto
By Les Zachers
Ravel
Magida
Menotti
Masonic Temple
Rock Island Woman’s Club
Feroze Gandhi
Joanne Rice
CHI Omega
Drake
Mr. T
John C. Rice
Grande Avenue SE
Chi Omega Sorority
Drake University
Dubuque
Ray Shorts
John Niles
Fifth Avenue SE
Mr. Niles
Beta Sigma Phi Chapter
New Flight Plan
Ae Ontinas
Fairfax Furniture
Cedar Rapids Loop
New York
Norman
Okla
Boulder
Colo
Columbus
Ohio
Iowa
Ralston Crawford
Cedar Rapids Art Center
Ronald Evans
John Turner
David Turner
Five Turner Alley
Grant Wood
Kathryn Gull
James Heyer
Mrs. Heyer
Center Point Rd
N.E
Susan Nonmak
Susan Thomas
Augustana
Cornell
Cedar Rapids
Third Avenue
Lickin
Je” Green
Harold Cahill
Bever Avenue
Helen Molyneux
Starry Drive
Marion
Galen T. McDougall
6Th Street
Meryl Wilson
Toddville
Larry Burdick
Ethyl D. Moore
Washington Avenue
Theodore Schuldt
James Drive
Ferne Moris
Valley View Drive
Duane Y. Patton
West 8Th Avenue
Ronchetti
Marion R. E. Bressler
40Th Street
Julius Turner
Marion C. W. Novak
Wilson Avenue
James Paul
10Th Street
H. D. Wagner
39Th Street
Leroy M. Weeks
Agnes Donnelly
H Avenue
Delbert Marshall
George Hynek
25Th Avenue
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