Professor Salvages Forgotten Music Tradition at Rutgers
Rutgers associate professor of music Dr Alfred Mao leads a salvage effort turning dusty manuscripts into performing programs. His work reanimates neglected works by Bach and Handel, using small ensembles to reveal individual voices and preserve fidelity to the composers. His Newark Museum concerts draw devoted followings, as Rutgers publishes a series on forgotten music.
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Congress Today Faces Budget Cut Drive and Policy Debates
Washington reports a growing House push for substantial budget cuts tied to the 21.8 billion peace time budget amid partisan tensions. Commissioners discuss the Eisenhower Doctrine, drought relief funding, soil bank expansion, and racking of the Teamsters inquiry.
Doolittle's Tokyo Raiders Schedule Reunion In Florida
The Tokyo Raiders led by Lt. Gen. James Doolittle will meet in Fort Walton Beach Florida April 18 21 for the 15th annual reunion at the training site of their famous bombing mission over Japan. About 35 raiders are expected to attend.
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Federal Aid To Students Debate At Chicago Conference
The Association for Higher Education, representing about 16 000 college and university leaders, debated a federal scholarship program to aid needy students. Opponents argued tax credit plans would not help many low income families. Other resolutions called for federal support of university extension, tax exemptions for teachers’ summer study, more funding for the US Office of Education, and a broader role in federal educational affairs.
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Benson Ford Suffers Mild Heart Attack in Palm Beach
DETROIT AP Benson Ford vice president for Ford Motor Co suffered a very mild heart attack while vacationing in Palm Beach Florida. A spokesman said the 33 year old executive would remain under observation at Good Samaritan Hospital where doctors described the visit as a general checkup. Ford has a winter home in Palm Beach and entered the hospital Monday.
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Insurance Aids Sought for Federal Crop Insur Corp
The Civil Service Commission seeks applicants for an administrative assistant to district supervisors of the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation. Open in Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma and Texas with pay from 6200 to 5440 yearly. Applications available at the post office.
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Seven Escape Fire On Navy Blimp In North Carolina
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