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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1965

Page

7

Soothing music urged for traffic rush hour

Milwaukee, Wis AP report quotes John Anello cultural director for Milwaukee County parks and music director of a local opera company. He says soft music could calm drivers and slow the pace of rush hour, noting tempo and dissonance can affect driving pace.

Milwaukee, Wis John Anello Milwaukee County Parks Mussic Anello

Sunday cello recital opens Lincoln University music series

Mrs. Betts Olliver of Lincoln University faculty will present a Sunday cello recital at 4 p.m. in Richardson Auditorium to inaugurate the summer music series. She will be accompanied by pianist Mrs. Russell Bryant. The program includes Eccles Sonata in G minor Saint-Saens Concerto in A minor De Falla Suite Populaire Espagnole and Cassado Dance of the Green Devil. Olliver will also teach strings and assist with youth orchestra activities beginning this summer.

Betty Ollivier Lincoln University Russell Bryant News-Tribune Betts Olliver Jefferson City Lincoln Univerisity Music Richardson Henry Eccles Saint-Saens de Falla Dance of the Green Devil Gaspar Cassado

Smith Says Water Generally Good

The U S Senate subcommittee on air and water pollution closed a one day hearing in Kansas City with Jack K. Smith executive secretary of the Missouri Water Pollution Board as final witness. He asserted Missouri streams are generally good but pollution persists below large cities and that Missouri River water quality near Kansas City should improve within 18 months.

Kansas City Kan U. S. Senate Jack K. Smith Missouri Water Pollution Board Smith Edmund S. Muskie D-Me Missouri River Missouri Walter Pollution Board

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