Steinway Sons Clings to Pianos as Name Reflects Core
John W Steinway and sons defend the firm identity as piano makers amid a dedication at the University of Town for a new center for performing arts. He notes Steinway produced about 200 grand pianos yearly, with prices from 1950 to 10000 dollars, focusing on quality over quantity. The family lineage traces to Henry Steinway who founded the company in 1853, and the firm maintains strong ties to classical pianists and major concert bookings.
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Steinway
Center For Performing Arts
University of Jews
Piattist
van Clin
University Dayne
Steinways
Grand Pianos
Jms
Cliburn
Steinway Contresses
Betains
Columbia Broadcasting System
Henry Engelhard Steinway
Germany
New York
Stein and
Suns
Long Tshind
N.Y
Steinwig
War Cliburn
Jo Steinway
Baldwin
Jeb Melvar
John Steinway
University of Iowa
Hiltbrunner Music Gas
Gadar Rapids
Cedar Rapids News Briefs and Club Announcements
Local brief items list upcoming talks and meetings in Cedar Rapids groups. Speakers include Tom Ecker of COMar Optimists and Peter C. Todd of the Optimist Club, with events at Elks, Yank, and local clubs. Also notes meetings for the Association for Retarded Children and Linn County groups, plus theater and veterans exhibits.
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Serfome Club
Tom Ecker
Comar Optimists
Elks Club
MacKenzie Interiors, Inc
Jay Walton
McNamara
Jim Kimber
Open House at Camp Courage Today
Monticello readers invited to visit Camp Courage from 1 to 4 p.m. at 4 miles south of Monticello, across from Pictured Rocks Methodist summer camp. Local dignitaries and club members will discuss the nonprofit camp serving mentally and physically challenged individuals.
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Monticello
Camp Courage
Pictured Rocks
John Gallagher
Rotary Club
Curtos Montoya
Nuon
Rev. John Christian Club
Paul Simons
Ekluca
Fickels
Wheatley
Mtnoon of the Roosevelt
Olind
Will jMantrase
Mercy Callage
Scotind
YMCA
Camp Courage Corp
Photo Exhibition by Prof John Schule Opens at Keokuk Art Center
Towa City features a midwinter photo exhibition by Prof John Schule of University of Iowa art history. Themontages focus on town landscape and social symbols, with a public gallery talk planned. Also notes winter roof and window prep ads and local meeting for Newrones Anonymous.
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Towa
John Schule
University of Towa
Keokuk Art Center
Schulge
Pan
Nde
Stanley Community Club Officers Named in 1950s Meeting
Stanley residents learned new club leadership with Heath Stanley named president, Jarry Malek vice president, Mrs. Drewelaw secretary, and Frank Uckett treasurer. Weston became chair of the leadership committee. Jaycee Toastmasters listed Bill Carmichael and others. Stamp Club plans meetings in Cedar Rapids with Dan Rinderknecht to speak. Local stamp collecting events included a philatelic exhibit downtown and a Taipei demonstration urging boycott of Japanese goods amid establishing ties with Tokyo.
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Stanley
William, Heath
Stanley Carraunity
Iwick
Jarry Malek
Ie Drewelaw
Frank Uckett
Thierry. Weston
Chiipaun
Jaycee
Bill Carmichael
Bob Gehring
George Justice
Wayne Powers
Stamp Club
Cedar Rapids
Ron Fisher
Jack Anderson
Stamp Clu
Dan’ Rinderknecht
Peoples Bank
Bishopstown
Taiwan
Taipei
Japan
Taipei Students Call Boycott of Japanese Goods and Actions
Taipei students urged a boycott of Japanese goods amid anti government protests. Slogans targeted department stores in Taipei Mall, calling for divestment and protests in city centers. Police monitored demonstrations as a tense atmosphere persisted through the day.
Nixon Signs SALT Pact Resolution
President Nixon signed a congressional resolution approving his agreement with Soviet leaders to limit offensive arsenals for five years. The move aims to reduce war danger, though Nixon cautioned it does not guarantee peace. Negotiations for a permanent SALT 2 treaty are set for fall Geneva talks.
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Wasimington
Hall Oy
Nixon
Phils
Aris
Moscow
Ia Capitol
Senate
Sen
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
United States
Geneva
White ‘House
La Traviata at USC Open to Public Friday Night
Giuseppe Verdi's La Traviata presented by Turnau Opera Players at Upper Town college on Friday October 27. Dr Aldrich Sun day announced admission two dollars for adults one dollar for students. Curtain at 8 p.m. in the C. P. Colegrove auditorium.
ADA Claims Liberal Failures in Congress
ADA says the 4th congress' second session compiled a shameful record for civil rights and liberal failures. It criticizes lawmakers for following President Nixon's conservative instincts, noting 28 House members scored 100 while Sen. George McGovern earned 57 of 100 due to absences.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Nixon
Seston
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
George McGovern
Senate
House
Soviets View China Japan Talks With Caution
Moscow diplomats see Peking’s widening ties with Tokyo as a challenge to Soviet interests. They warn that China’s rapprochement may hinder a Soviet led Asia security system and limit joint economic projects in Siberia and Russia’s military tech sharing.
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Moscow
Peking
Japan
Kreitin
Russia
China
Strke
Asia
Siberia
Arlier
Tokyo
Andrel A. Grarmyle
Soviet Union
Public Education Lecture In Monday Series Opens
Monday evening the public education lecture in Jowa City will feature HG Macintosh secretary of the Southern Regional Examination Board of Southampton England. The 1972 73 series is cosponsored by University of Iowa College of Education and the American Cellope Testing program. Macintosh will speak at 8 15 at the ACT National office in Iowa City on Secondary Education in England and Wales. He will also conduct a seminar for students and staff Tuesday at 1 pm in the Ohio State room Town Memorial Union on the U of S campus.
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Jowa City
Macintosh
Southern Regional Examination Board
Southampton
England
University of Iowa College of ‘Education
Maclintosh
ACT Noational
Iown City
Wales
Ohio State Room
Town Memorial Union
U. of Scarpus
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Frederick
National Orchestral Assn
Elizabeth
Schuyler Chapin
Metropolitan Opera
Lydia
Eri¢ Chrane
Chicago University
Stedhyay
Jesson
Slotoway
Sa Wall
University of Town
Optimist Club
Peter C. Todd
Patty Evangelion
Jerome
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Lion County
Ridley Buseing
CREA
Ass Lembly
Cedar Rapids Education Assn
Antique Shaw
Memorial
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Willlilay
Feder- Sures
Cathy
Chuck
Paice Barber Shop
Vaal Aid
Bunyan ‘T, Howell, Jr
Ily
Knights of Columbus Caunes
Rank Norton
Linn County
Laitheran Ehurch
Jire Rengie Leonard
Berger Furrier
Marion
Ady
Kiwanis
Noma Schittingtow
Army
Fashion Manor
Jaschen
Roosevelt
Des Moines
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Jem
Pha
Modern Army
William Harpish
Citizens Committee On
Alcoholics Anonymous
Truy Lutheran School
Seventh Avenue SW
Mobile America Work Shop
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Newrones Anonymous
Grave Episcopal Church
Sixth Street
Jawa
Minnesotatus
Jack Cobn
Adly
Stanley Community Club
First Presbyterian
Manhattan
Monunk
Ab Department
Talpel’s
Barbara
Vilovea Nassou
Pew Custimiens
Kavern- Adv
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BK. W. Joseph Br. Hh
Scholl
Optometrists
Maan
White House
Administration of Fiedas
Whale Ti
John McIvor
Independent Group
Soviets
Cee Jas
Kakuei Tanaka
Pelsing
Kremlin
Chita
Sinflay
U.S
Red Star
Tanaka
Pundka
Tavestra
Mehoing
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Lvary
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