Armed Forces Iowa Citians Get Wings As Air Force Navigators
Two Iowa City men earned silver wings after navigator training at Mather AFB California. Second Lt. Lawrence D. Houser will report to Langley AFB Virginia, and Lt. Paul F. Reiland was commissioned through the UI ROTC program. The list notes sailors sent to Great Lakes and San Diego, plus re enlistment, promotions to army specialist 4 c in Germany and Vietnam, and local recruiting duty assignments in Cedar Rapids. Home on leave are several service members from Iowa communities.
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Iowa City
Air Force
Mather Afb
Calif
Lawrence D. Houser
Walter E. Houser
Langley Afb
Paul F. Reiland
Ray Reiland
University of Iowa
Navy
Great Lakes
David M. Pfoff
Center Point Road
Larry N. Gabrielson
Swisher
San Diego
David L. Hulshizer
K Avenue
Philadelphia
Clifton L. Shakespeare
Eastern Drive
Leonard C. Burhite
Fifth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Shakespeare
Burhite
Army
Federal Building
Richard R. McGee
Kenneth McGee
Thirtieth Street
Vietnam
England
Bob Bast
Nathan Bast
Ninth Street
Marion
Seaman Adee Lee Willcutt
Don Willcutt
Tipton
Mark Stephens
Donna Stephens
Eighth Street SE
Ronald
ICC to rule on Cedar Rapids rail crossing costs
The Iowa commerce commission will rule in three to six weeks on who pays for relocating crossing signals at Cedar Rapids Sixth Street SW. The city widened the street last summer, affecting three rail lines Milwaukee Crandice and others dispute cost sharing while old signals remain in place and traffic is limited to two lanes.
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Iowa Commerce Commission
Cedar Rapids
Sixth Street
Commission
Des Moines
Crandiee Railroad
Vogt On Route From California to Camp David
Vogt, son of Mr and Mrs Dale Vogt of rural Atkins, travels by route from Port Hueneme California to Camp David Maryland continuing a cross country journey with no reported incidents.
Want Ads Prompt for Buyers and Sellers
A concise nudge inviting readers to consider want ads for buying or selling. Encourages quick action and highlights the efficiency of classified notices for locating goods or listing items for sale.
Elks Lodge Installs Cedar Rapids Officers
Robert G. Worley of 411 Parkland Drive SE was installed Monday as exalted ruler of the Cedar Rapids Elks. Other new officers include George E. Hill leading knight De Wayne Browning loyal knight Jack Nehaus lecturing knight Dan Ockenfels esquire and Harold Schaefer inner guard.
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Robert G. Worley
Parkland Drive
Cedar Rapids
Elks Lodge
George E. Hill
de Wayne Browning
Jack Nehaus
Dan Ockenfels
Esquire
Harold Schaefer
Zip codes save West German mail costs
The West German post office saves 23.5 million marks annually by using zip codes on mail, according to the ministry of posts and telecommunication in a statement to parliament.
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Bonn
UPI
Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications
Dennis the Menace Appears Daily in Gazette Classifieds
A daily appearance of Dennis the Menace is noted within the Gazette classifieds. The brief item highlights recurring features or comic strip listings in the paper's public notices section.
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Dennis the Menace
The
Gazette
Dole urges FCC chief Johnson to resign
Sen. Bob Dole chairman of the Republican National Committee calls for Nicholas Johnson to resign from the Federal Communications Commission. He attacks Johnson for describing television network executives as a vicious influence and seeks a replacement focused on regulation rather than publicity.
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Washington
Dole
Kan
Nicholas Johnson
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Republican National Committee
Johnson
Senate Commerce Committee
Iowa City
Seven hundred Marines Sail From Shanghai Ending 14-Year Mission
Thirty years ago seven hundred Marine Corps units departed Shanghai for an undisclosed destination, closing a 14 year presence in the city and signaling a major shift in postwar military diplomacy.
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Shanghai
Marine Corps
City
Lindsay Remains on California Primary Ballot
New York Mayor John V Lindsay must stay on the June 6 California Democratic primary ballot despite withdrawal from the presidential race. State official says ballot certification cannot be revoked after the March 24 deadline, with seven other Democrats also listed. Lindsay withdrew after finishing sixth in Wisconsin.
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Sacramento
UPS
New York
John V. Lindsay
California
Tom Quinn
Lindsay
Wisconsin
Quinn
Women Rights Called Phony Issue By Mills In Senate Action
Sacramento AP report says Sen. James Mills, chair of the rules committee, called women's rights a phony issue and led a legislative panel to kill a resolution. The move sparked immediate dispute among supporters and opponents in the chamber.
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Sacramento
James Mills
Equal Rights Amendment Battle Fails on Tie Vote
Debate over ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution ends in a 2-2 committee vote. Mills of San Diego argues for inclusion, saying women must be treated as equals in all societal roles while noting other ratification measures still await hearings.
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Mills
San Diego
Sentence Reduced for Cigaret Theft in Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma Court of Appeals reduced David Edward Terrill sentence from 25 years to 15 years for breaking into a cigarette vending machine in the Kerr-McGee building. He was charged with burglary after a prior conviction.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Court of Appeals
David Edward Terrill
Terrill
Kerr-McGee
SSA proposes extensions to social security coverage
Commissioner Arthur J. Altmeyer of the Social Security Administration proposes extending social security to armed forces members and creating nationwide hospital and sickness insurance for the aged as part of the system expansion.
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Arthur J. Altmeyer
The
Social Security Administration
Clinic Elects Charles Beusch to Lead Evaluation Clinic
Charles Beusch was reelected president of the Child Evaluation Clinic at its annual meeting held at Mercy hospital. Robert Blaser was re elected treasurer, with Maurice Nathanson as vice president and Mrs. John Awbrey as secretary.
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Charles Beusch
Mercy Hospital
Robert Blaser
Maurice Nathanson
John Awbrey
Beusch
Nathanson
Bernard Grahek
Paul Phelan
F. J. Snider
John Skogsbergh
Stan Seidler
Carol Riggs
Don Grooms
Joint County School System
Sixth Street Road
Odrinex Weight Loss Plan Offers Guarantee
Odrinex promotes a slim figure with small tablets and claims no drugs or dieting. The plan costs 3.25 dollars with a 5.25 dollar economy size and offers a money back guarantee if no fat loss, with sold through All May's Drug Stores and Fox Pharmacal Inc in 1971.
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ALL May’s Drug Stores
2Nd ST
S.W
FOX Pharmacal Inc
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Iowa
Allen D. Miller
Kenneth D. Miller
Rural Independence
Germany
Mark A. Mraz
Charles W. Mraz
Mt. Vernon Road SE
Ft. Hood
Texas
Harold M. Clymer
Margaret Clymer
Hiawatha
Offutt Afb
Neb
Douglas B. Venable
Dora Venable
Third Ave
Nue SW
ICC
Milwaukee Railroad
C.R. Elks Lodge
Acme Piano & Organ Company of
Acme
Waterloo
Dubuque
Davenport
Acme Piano & Organ Co
Norfolk Pine
Bermuda
Kennebec’s
Dupont
Sweet
Monsanto
Rubbermaid
Ana Ag Ae
Fertilzer Eee
Mt. Vernon Rd
S.E
Clinic
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