Shrine Circus opens Friday at Veterans Memorial stadium
El Kahir Shrine brings three day circus to Veterans Memorial stadium with lions and Bengal tigers in center ring. Trainer John Zerbini leads the wild animal act alongside elephants and Berosini chimpanzees. Aerial acts by Reynoso trio and Mademoiselle Jackie headline, with Rogers Arabian Riders and Lothar performing overhead. First show 7 30 p m Friday. tickets $2 adults $1 children. Proceeds aid Shrine Crippled Children’s hospital program.
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el Kabir Shrine
Veterans Memorial Baseball Stadium
Ronald Nelson
Lions
Royal Bengal Tigers
John “Tarzan” Zerbini
Bobby Berosini
Czechoslovakia
Italy
France
Germany
Switzerland
Reynoso
Mademoiselle Jackie
Reynosos
Mexico City
Mademoiselle
Jackie
Cardona
Shrine Circus
Fifth Street SE
el Kahir Shrine Temple
Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospital
King's Performing Elephants
Shrine Parade and Circus Preview in Cedar Rapids
The El Kahir Shrine parade will march through downtown Cedar Rapids Thursday at 7 p.m. led by James Lundstrom who oversees the project. Shrine units will perform downtown after the parade with the clown corps in action before, during, and after the event.
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el Kahir Shrine
Cedar Rapids
James Lundstrom
Shrine Clown Corps
Charlie's Aunt opens Friday at Washington school auditorium
Washington students present Charlie's Aunt Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Cast includes Charlie Chris Pickering Jack Eric Larson Lady Babberly Mindy Felter Jo Lindsay Ella Kitty Amy Kathy Brasset Spettigue Maude Cynthia Feay. Susan Sargent directs with Spencer Pink as technical director. Reservations 398-2429. Tickets $1.25 adults 75 cents children.
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Washington
Charlie
Oxford
England
Chris Pickering
Jack
Eric Larson
Lord Fancourt Babberly
Alan Herbst
Donna Lucia-D’alvadorez
Jo Lindsay
Ella
Mindy Felter
Kitty
Fauzan Nemer
Amy
Kathy Madden
Brasset
Dave Smith
Spettigue
Mike Luber
Francis Chesney
Craig Novak
Maude
Cynthia Feay
Susan Sargent
Spencer Pink
Probability Workshop In Cedar Rapids By ASQC
The May meeting of the University of Iowa section of the American Society for Quality Control will be held Thursday at the Longbranch Supper Club in Cedar Rapids. Ray A. Edlund will lead A Practical Probability Workshop starting at 7 p.m. Reservations with Bob Rinderman at 319 395-2668. Public invited.
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University of Iowa
American Society For Quality Control
Longbranch
Cedar Rapids
Ray A. Edlund
International Harvester Co
Bob Rinderman
It's Official No Room for the Poor in Jakarta
Jakarta imposes a closed city policy to limit migration by jobless poor. Governor Ali Sadikin forbids entry unless migrants prove employment and post a bond or face deportation home. The policy aims to avoid Calcutta-like overcrowding, despite migrant surges in 1968 and 1969.
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Jakarta
UPI
Indonesia
Calcutta
Ali Sadikin
Sadikin
Java
Young Scientists Get Hands On Careers Through OMSI Program
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry sponsors the scientists of tomorrow across 11 college campuses from Oregon to Florida. The two week sessions for grades 10 to 12 emphasize broad science topics, including social sciences and law, with no grade requirements and a first come first served entrance.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
Scientists of Tomorrow
Oregon
Florida
Dean Ivey
OMSI
Indian Population Up 50 Percent Since 1960 Census
The American Indian population in the United States rose more than 50 percent since 1960. The 1970 census count reached 791,839, with 53 percent living in five states, according to World Almanac notes.
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United States
Bonn Officials Predict U.S. Germany Occupation Ends in June
Bonn officials stated the U.S. occupation of Germany would end in June of the year in question. The forecast reflected postwar efforts to restore German sovereignty and shift responsibilities to German authorities.
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Bonn
U.S
Germany
Police Week Open House Set in C R
Cedar Rapids police department holds its Police Week open house from today through Saturday with tours and questions. Hours extend to 9 p m Wednesday and Thursday to accommodate workers. normal hours 9 a m to 5 p m. Reservations urged for large groups. Over 1 600 visitors last year. Exhibits include a weapons display a burglar alarm mock up and a fully equipped squad car.
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Cedar Rapids
James Barnes
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Nelson
Rogers Arabian Riders
Lothar
Charlie's
Probability Workshop
C.R
ASQC
Smulekoff
Smulekoffs
Ivey
Tole
Donana
Elmsmen
29Th St. NE
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