58th Annual Texas Music Teachers Convention Luncheon
More than 500 teachers students and guests attended the Student Affiliate luncheon at KoKo Palace Convention Center as part of the 58th annual Texas Music Teachers Association meeting. The day featured the Texas Composers program vocal entries and keyboard contests, with tributes to founder Miss Mary Dunn and awards in theory and keyboard quizzes.
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Dallas
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Fort Worth
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San Antonio
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Corpus Christi
Iona Walzel
Joseph Kirshbaum
Tyler Junior ‘College
Exe Music Teachers Association
Joan Wall
Texas Woman's University
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Thomas Mastroianni
Texas Tech University
Eugene Kingman
Bela Boszormeny-Nagy
Kleindienst sworn in as attorney general in tense Senate moment
Rich ard G. Kleindienst was sworn in as attorney general amid controversy over his linked ITT settlement and administration ties to big business. Nixon praised his “long ordeal” as Shultz became Treasury secretary and Weinberger took OMB director post.
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Welfare Reform Bill Estimated At Seventeen Billion Five Hundred
The Senate Finance Committee listed the annual cost of its Social Security welfare reform bill at 17.6 billion, with administration officials saying this understates by 6.5 billion. The panel forecast 10.4 billion in Social Security boosts and 7.2 billion in welfare costs, including a 10 percent across the board cash payment rise, potentially rising to 20 percent on the Senate floor.
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