Tiny Turnout for Fine Concert by KC Orchestra
An underattended Coe auditorium recital featured the Kansas City Philharmonic under Hans Schwieger. Despite a small audience, the 90‑piece ensemble delivered Brahms Academic Festival Overture, Mozart Symphony No. 29, Mendelssohn Midsummer Night's Dream, Berlioz Benvenuto Cellini, Ravel Pavane, and Stravinsky Firebird with polished playing and strong horn solos.
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Coe Auditorium
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Coe
Kansas City Philharmonic
Hans Schwieger
Mendelssohn
Berlioz
Benvenuto Cellini
Ravel
Pavane
Snub Across Empty Seats Sparks Debate
A brief sports or entertainment note laments a team or event left with vast empties in the stands and suggests the audience response reflected poorly on organizers and expectations.
Summer School Program Planned By Czech Board
The Czech school board announces a five week summer program at Hayes elementary with Czech reading writing and speaking classes from 8 30 to 11 30 am Monday through Friday. Last year over 900 children ages 7 to 14 joined. Three classes will be offered and the program is open to all interested in Czech language. For more information call 363 2653 or 365 209n.
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Hayes
M. L. Hromadka
Jerry Drahovzal
Hermina Netolicky
Libbie Packard
Win at Bridge by Oswald and James Jacoby
In Alice in Wonderland, Humpty Dumpty warns words should serve the master. The bridge column profiles North who treats point count as master, supporting a three heart response and a four heart bid with nine plus one points. West opens clubs and East wins a club ace.
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Humpty Dumpty
Iti
North
West
East
Bridge hand puzzle from North South vulnerable
A fragmented bridge diagram shows North South vulnerable with a hand pattern and a sequence of passes and bids. The readable portion lists players North East South West and a 3h bid followed by passes, indicating an early stage of the auction.
Bridge analysis on three heart contract and score dispute
The discussion centers on a bridge deal where West shows no interest in a diamond sequence by playing the deuce of diamonds. East leads a third club and West’s queen of hearts becomes the setting trick. South argues North should have downgraded his king of clubs from three points to no points and passed three hearts. North defends his 10 points and blames South for the minus score, suggesting a possible double by North over three clubs. The narrator concedes some of North’s analysis but notes East would have gone down three tricks at three clubs and North likely would not have found a double. South was justified in opting for three hearts, though some optimists might have jumped to four.
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Diamonds
West
East
Queen of Hearts
South
North
Break-ins Reported at Oelwein Stores
Two break-ins are under investigation in Oelwein. At the Farmer's Produce entry a back window was broken and $4 taken from gumball and peanut machines. At the Culligan Soft Water firm, a window was broken and about $30 stolen from the cash register.
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Oelwein
Culligan Soft Water Firm
Coe President McCabe to Speak at Fifth Lenten Luncheon
Dr. Joseph McCabe, president of Coe College since 1958, will address the fifth Men’s Lenten Luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel. The topic is Christian Perspectives on Student Unrest with Coe music department providing special selections.
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Joseph
Ohio State University
Princeton Theological Seminary
University of Edinburg
McCabe
Muskingum
Monmouth
Waynesburg
College of St. Thomas
St. Paul
Czechoslovak Jets Crash Near Pelhrimov
The Czechoslovak defense ministry said two Soviet built Mig 21 jets from the army crashed near Pelhrimov on Monday. One pilot parachuted to safety while the other was killed. It is the first announced air force crash in years, Vienna observers noted.
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Prague
UPI
Pelhrimov
Czechoslovak Defense Ministry
Czech Defense Ministry
Vienna
Beck Favors Programs To Attract Industry to Iowa
Centerville Republican Robert K. Beck campaigns in Cedar Rapids outlining a broad development plan to draw industry to Iowa. He advocates highway improvements, upgraded education, favorable taxes, and repeal of a new service tax on construction and goods, aiming to reverse outmigration to California and revive Iowa as a growth state. The plan includes a five year road program and expanded vocational training to lure jobs. Beck positions himself as a moderate GOP candidate amid rival Republicans Henry, Knudson, and Ray-like figures.
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Robert K. Beck
Centerville
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Beck
Towegian
Roosevelt Hotel
Richard Westerfield
West Union
Martin Wiley
Neill Maurer
Laurens
Gerald Bogan
Des Moines
Wiley
Iowa Good Roads Assn
Highway Commission
GOP
Iowa Development Commission
William G. Murray
Ames
California
The
Development Commission
John Knudson
Albion
Paul Franzenburg
Conrad
Recreation Meeting Thursday at Hiawatha
The Hiawatha city recreation commission calls a public meeting Thursday at 7 in city hall to gauge interest in a Summer program. Funds are budgeted for the program after last summer’s lack of participation and the three member commission has been reorganized.
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Hiawatha City Recreation Commission
Threeman Commission
Useful items sell quickly with a low cost want ad
A brief classified line promotes quick sales for useful items with a low-cost want ad. It provides a contact number 369 1334 and emphasizes rapid buyer interest through a simple listing.
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Dial
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Olsen
Hess
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Raqinz
Sunny Brook Distillery CO
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Hiawatha
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