Coe College Announces Marvin Cone Art Collections
Coe College will debut two permanent Marvin Cone collections next month with 22 paintings and an Alumni collection featuring works by Cone’s former students. The gifts from J W Fisher and the Margaret Pilcher fund finance the acquisitions. The Alumni group includes Zora DuVall and other Cedar Rapids, Rockford, and New Orleans alumni in a Cedar Rapids area show.
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Marvin Cone
Cedar Rapids
Coe
Joseph McCabe
Cone
J. W. Fisher
Mar
Professor Cone
McCabe
Coa College
Zora DuVall
Lake Forest
Ill
Grant Wood
Coe Cone
British Laborites to Visit Cedar Rapids for Two Day Exchange
Two Labour members of the British Parliament Alfred Morris and Gordon Bagier will visit Cedar Rapids for a two day program under the foreign leader exchange initiative. They arrive Monday from Omaha and depart Chicago Wednesday evening after meetings arranged by the Chamber of Commerce foreign visitors committee. Morris, MP for Manchester Wythenshawe, serves on education and labor relations committees. Bagier, MP for Sunderland South, has a background in railways and union leadership and served in Royal Marines during World War II.
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Cedar Rapids
State Department
Chamber of Commercce
Alfred Morris
Manchester-Wythenshawe
Fred Peart
Gordon Alexander Thomas Bagier
Sunderland
United Airline
Omaha
Chicago
United
Morris
Ruskin College
Oxford
St. Catherine's College
House of Commons
Bagier
British Railways
Rail
Royal Marines
Berlin Poll Shows West Germans Back Parliament Talks
A public opinion survey indicates 74 percent of West Berliners favor further West German parliament meetings despite potential increased communist harassment.
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Berlin
Office Education Banquet Honors Washington High Students
The first annual office education banquet honors Washington high school cooperative office program students. About 70 employers and school officials will attend the Tuesday 6:30 p.m. event at the Montrose hotel with Ray Sorenson as master of ceremonies and Weldon Else as speaker.
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Washington High Sschool
Montrose Hotel
Administrative Management Society
Washington
Jefferson High School
Ray Sorenson
Weldon Else
Leonard Hardy
Collins Radio Co
Privacy bill push aims to shield confidential communications
Texas lawmaker Rep. W J H Miller urged a privacy bill to protect talks between physicians and patients, clergy and confessor, or reporters and sources. The measure moved to a house judiciary subcommittee after a hearing, countering the belief that only husband wife or lawyer client chats are protected.
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Austin
Texas
W. J H. Miller
Texas House Judiciary
Houston
List of names and firms in company roster excerpt
A segment lists individuals and their employers including Linda Fugate Armstrongs Evelyn Trecek City National Bank Cheryl Burrichter Penny Cooling Sue Hoeft Bonnie Switzer Collins Radio Ann Johnson Iowa National Mutual Karen Beckman Link Belt Morris Plan Judy Hanna Morris Plan Town and Country Peggy Nevins Nissen Corp Janet Franklin Square D Sue Hahn Linda Hoyle Standard Appliance Lynda Faas Linda Thomas United Fire and Casualty Co
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Linda Fugate
Armstrong’s
Evelyn Trecek
City National Bank
Cheryl Burrichter
Penny Cooling
Sue Hoeft
Bonnie Switzer
Collins Radio Co
Ann Johnson
Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co
Karen Beckman
Link-Belt Speeder Corp
Nancy Whitehead
Morris Plan Co
Judy Hanna
Morris Plan Town and Country
Pegey Nevins
Nissen Corp
Janet Franklin
Square D Co
Sue Hahn
Linda Hoyle
Standard Appliance Co
Lynda Faas
Linda Thomas
United Fire and Casualty Co
Europe Drives Ahead With Vast Highway Expansion
The continent moves toward a 10 000 mile network by 1970 with 4 500 miles in use. Twenty six major international routes will span from London to Istanbul and Gibraltar to Helsinki. Italy Finland and France lead new road building including Autostrada del Sole and beltways in Paris.
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London
Istanbul
Gib- Tahar
Helsinki
National Geographic Society
Naples
Baltic
Belgium
France
Mont Blanc
Europe
Italy
Pennine
Alps
Paris
Washington, D.C
Milan
Finland
Helsinki-Savonlinna
British fishermen blame oil survey blasts for fish deaths
WHITEHAVEN England AP British fishermen complain that oil survey blasting on the North sea bed in the Solway Firth area is slaughtering fish. One trawler owner Richard Donnan said fish of all ages are being killed and this must have a serious long term effect on the fishing ground.
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Whitehaven
England
North Sea
Solway Firth
Richard Donnan
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Coe College
Shalltown
Margaret Pilcher
C.R
Office Education
U.S
Norway
North Cape
Arctic Circle
Seine
Germany
West Germany
Wtae
MH Rulova
School OF Watchmaer Ee
Meee
Les Zachies
New York
Las
Make
Liez
Ture
Les Zacheis
National Defense Education Act
Jay Paul Minn
Knox College
Hickok Hall
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!