Iowa Legislature Expands Education Funding and Standards
The 1965 Iowa legislature boosted education in the next two years with more than 138 million dollars yearly for state schools and 62 million for six regents institutions, plus 21.15 million for new buildings. It created area vocational schools, raised driver education aid, and set new school standards while opposing a proportional sharing plan tied to property values. The budget includes increased aid to colleges, agricultural tax credits, and ongoing district reorganization amid rural resistance to tax hikes.
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William L. Eberline
Des Moines
Little Red
Halls of Higher Learning
Boards of Regents
Iowa
Board of Regents
University of Iowa
Iowa State University
State College of Iowa
Vietnamese Rangers Enter Dong Xoai Battle Hell
Brig. Gen. Cao Van Vien commits the 52nd Vietnamese Ranger Battalion to a night battle at Dong Xoai as Viet Cong forces number about 1 500. American casualties rise. helicopters evacuate wounded amid heavy fighting. A later incident in Kansas City reports Harold Flowers charged with reckless driving after a car crash with his 12 year old daughter driving.
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52Nd Rangers
Dong Xoai
Malcolm W. Browne
Phuoc Vinh
South
52Nd
Vietnam
Vien
Kansas City
Kan
Harold Flowers
Susan
St Paul Man Heads 3 State Pollution Group
H. W. Banister of Banister Engineering Co was elected president of the Central States Water Pollution Control Association replacing Frank I. Wilen. The group gathers engineers from Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois with tours of Albert Lea and Wilson and Company plants. A. S. Prinz Jr and W. T. Sayers presented a health service study on upper Mississippi pollution.
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Albert Lea, Minn
St. Paul
Central States Water Pollution Control Association
H. W. Banister
Banister Engineering Company
Frank I. Wilen
Kenosha
Wis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Albert Lea
Wilson and Company
Public Health Service
Upper
Mississippi River
A. S. Prinz Jr
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
W. T. Sayers
World briefs recap from Cairo to Tokyo gains
Prime Minister Shastri heads to Canada via London for five days of talks and sightseeing in Ottawa after talks with Nasser. South Korea captures two armed North Korean boats and arrests 28 men in territorial waters. Yugoslav exile suspects detained over the shooting of a Yugoslav consul near Meersburg. a Yugoslav waitress is unharmed. Japan opens a 24 day election campaign with 127 of 250 Diet upper house seats to be chosen.
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Cairo
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
Canada
Gamal Abadel Nasser
Shastri
London
Ottawa
United States
Johnson
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Seoul, Korea
South Korea
Munich
Germany
Dara Rogic
Andrija Klaric
Lake Constance
Meersburg
Klark
Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
U.S
Viet Nam
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Cathy Barron
B. R. Barron
Lumbus
Cathy
Choo Choo
House Education Committee
Paul Johnston
State Board of Public Instruction
Regents
F. T. Macfeely
Mayport
Fla
Houston
Tex
Florida
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
Atlantic Ocean
Hayden Burns
Seal of
Terra Firma
Burns
White
McDivitt
Wasp
Jacksonville
U.S. Military Academy At
West Point
Ese
52Nd Ranger
Dong Xoia
U.S. Air Force
B57
Flowers
World Briefs
Egypt
Mental Health Association
Mower County
Adams Furniture
Adams Austin State Bank
Ben Franklin Stores
Dime N’ Dollar
First National Bank of Austin
Golden Dairy Marigolder
Dairy Martz Furniture
LeRoy
Rose Creek State Bank
Sterling State Bank
Tal
Lindsay
Lindsay Dealer
N. Main
Austin, Minn
Leuthold-Bauer
Wer A
Madras
Dad
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