Coe Symposium to Feature Five Top Authorities
Five top authorities will attend Coe College’s Centennial Symposium on Human Freedoms this Friday and Saturday in the Coe auditorium. Nobel laureate Dr. Arthur H. Compton heads sessions on science and freedom with Dr. Margaret Mead clarifying. Participants include Norman Cousins, Dr. Liston Pope, and Thurman Arnold. Sessions cover Science and Freedom, Freedom of Expression, Religion and Freedom, and Political and Economic Freedom.
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First Promenade Concert at Coe Tonight
Cedar Rapids musicians present the first of three monthly Promenade concerts at 8 p m in the Coe College auditorium. The program, directed by Prof. Joseph H. Kitchin and featuring Phyllis Clendening, includes light and semi classical numbers with works by Clarke Schwartz Drigo Porter and Fos ter. Admission is free. future concerts are slated for April 6 and May 11.
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Lectures on Freedom and Expression by Noted Scholars
A weekend series lists 2:30 p.m. talks by Dr. Arthur Compton and Dr. Liston Pope on science, religion, and freedom with chairs H. H. Brooks Irving L. Churchill and Irving Churchill. Evening sessions feature Norman Cousins and Thurman Arnold on expression and freedom with clarifier Dr. Margaret Mead.
Coe College Band Sets Pre Tour Concert Tuesday Morning
The Coe college band directed by Stanley Vesely will stage its annual pre tour concert at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Coe auditorium. The 65 piece group, 45 air force ROTC members and 20 women, will perform pieces from its 19th Midwest tour program. The tour includes 14 concerts in Monticello Anamosa Rockford Rochelle Elgin Chicago Blue Island and Sycamore Illinois. The band has appeared every Palm Sunday in Chicago’s Orchestra Hall since Vesely began leading the tour 19 years ago.
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Four Coe Students Attend Church Vocations Conference
Four Coe College students Darby Beetham Jr Stanley Grant Henry Tamaki and Donald Worth will attend a church vocations conference at the Chicago Theological Seminary on Friday and Saturday. The event offers discussions on church vocations, opportunities, and required training for potential ministers.
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Women and Cars Revealed In Nationwide Ignorance Survey
A nationwide survey finds many women lack basic automotive knowledge. Answers varied from engine location to radiator function with percentages ranging from 27 to 72 percent ignorance on topics such as transmission distributor valves crankshaft carburetor spark plugs and radiator.
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Not enough clarity on car engine questions found
A Hartford survey reveals most respondents gave vague answers about engine operation. An ex-WAC mechanic provided a concise explanation describing gas and air mixing in the carburetor, ignition, piston movement, and crankshaft rotation.
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Radar May Soon Be Aid in Weather Forecasts
Radar may assist forecasters by spotting distant rain clouds to predict storms. The Public Service Company of North Illinois and Commonwealth Edison are collaborating with the Chicago weather office to test radar, aiming to determine location density altitude and direction of clouds to supplement meteorological data.
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CSA Easter party and drill team notices
The CSA annual children's Easter party will be held. The CSA girls drill team meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the club room. Hostesses are Frances Dubishar Ann Bochey Bettas Bessie Novotiny and Lillian Heral. Husbands are invited.
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