Time to Be Doctor Seen by Dean Cut in Time To Be Doctor Seen by Dean
DES MOINES Trends in high school education may shorten medical schooling to five to seven years direct from high school or after one year of college. Dean Hardin of Iowa College of Medicine urged flexible curricula and early family practice training while noting Iowa discoveries now common in care. He stressed research as essential for faculty recruitment and ongoing education.
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Dean
Des Moines
Robert C. Hardin
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Hardin
The
Iowa Medical Society
College of Medicine
SUI
Medical education adapts to growing knowledge
An expert argues medical schools face the task of trimming curricula as scientific knowledge expands. Proposals include five year programs and reorganized coursework, with many plans aiming to define a core medical knowledge usable across medical practice and a lifetime of learning.
Doctors Warn of Socialism and GP Shortage in Iowa
At the Iowa Medical Society convention in Des Moines three physicians voiced concerns about rising costs and government intervention, warning against socialized medicine. Speakers included Dr. George H. Scanlon, Dr. Kenneth C. Sawyer, and Dr. Charles W. Baugh. Dr. Scanlon received the Iowa Association of Pathologists 1963 Award of Merit for medical education and service in Iowa.
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Scanlon
Iowa Assn. of Pathologists
Iowa
How They Voted on Iowa Congress Roll Calls
AP summary of Iowa members of Congress voting on recent mass transit and appropriation bills. Amendments by Goldwater, Lauscher, Tower, Morse reported with pass/fail outcomes and party alignments. The record notes for Hickenlooper and Miller and lists final passage votes on mass transit subsidy and the treasury and post office appropriation bill.
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Iowa
Congress
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Miller
Hickenlooper
Symington
D-Mo
Lauscher
Ohio
Tower
R-Texas
Morse
D-Ore
Treasury and Post Office
Bramwell
Hoeven
Jensen
Kyl
Schwengel
Gross
Smith
Teachers Resign At Oxford Junction School
Teachers resign at Oxford Junction as Terry Malone in business education and drivers training Norman Wolfe seventh grade and Gene Wiede vocal music leave the staff.
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Oxford Junction
Terry Malone
Norman Wolfe
Erade
Gene Wiede
Who Does It See Want Ad Classification 8
Classified notice notes a want ad classification numbered eight. It lists criteria for the ad type and outlines how readers should respond or submit inquiries to the indicated contact. The item appears as a brief bulletin within the classifieds section.
Eastern Iowans Named for SUI Merit Awards
Iowa City a list of 163 high school seniors from the eastern counties named to receive University of Iowa merit scholarships for 1963 64. Awards range from 145 to 290 dollars and depend on financial need with recipients including Addie Baufman Kathleen Buresh Bruce Richardson Patricia Smith Sharon Roseberry Alice Baxter Dan Cheeseman Richard Volesky Connie Corcoran Rita Antone James Brodsky Judith Brown James Burks James Callaghan Lee Dicker Michael Langston Mary McComas James Moore JoAnn Olson Michael Williamson Reginald Yoder John Hillier Margaret McNiel Mary Horn Robert Shaw Lynn Sherman Sarah Carson.
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Iowa City
Decorah Man Named to Morningside Dean's Honor Roll
Special to The Gazette Robert Artman of Decorah earns a place on the dean's honor roll at Morningside College as a sophomore. He is the son of the Rev. Mr. l and Mrs. Donald H. Artman.
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Gazette Decorah
Robert Artman
Decorah
Morningside College
Morningside
Donald H. Artman
Bill to Change Setup of Blind Unit Reported Out
A bill to reorganize Iowa state commission on the blind advanced to the Senate calendar with a board of control recommendation. It would replace the superintendent on the policy board and adjust appointments, ending Lee Iverson’s seat on the commission while limiting training in blind rehabilitation centers to ease a long standing dispute between Supt. Iverson and Kenneth Jernigan.
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Des Moines
State Commission For the Blind
Senate
Board of Control Committee
DCL Vnlocs
Jernigan
Iverson
Vinston
Iowa Braille and Sight Saving
Vinton
House
Lee Iverson
Kenneth Jernigan
Stubsten Resigns as Decorah Hospital Administrator
Donald Stubsten, business administrator for Smith Memorial hospital since September 1961, announces resignation to relocate. He will depart once a successor is named.
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Gazette Decorah
Donald Stubsten
Smith Memorial Hospital
Stubsten
Thornburg Six Teen Cemetery Assn Meeting
Thornburg area community group Six Teen Cemetery Association will gather at Grace McCracken's home Monday afternoon to discuss local burial ground issues. The meeting aims to organize maintenance and inspect cemetery plots and records.
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Thornburg
Sixteen Cemetery Assn
Grace McCracken
What Cheer Man To Be 91 On Wednesday
WHAT CHEER E G Nelson founder of What Cheer iClay Products Co will observe his 91st birthday Wednesday at his home in What Cheer with family and friends His three daughters plan to help celebrate The plant founded at end of coal era later bought by American Steel Foundries in 1962 now part of Griffin Pipe division Employs over 100 Nelson helped organize Lions Club sponsor of Boy Scouts and funded the What Cheer Methodist church carillon.
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What Cheer
E. G. Nelson
What Cheer iClay Products Co
E. D. Brown
Dunedin
Fla
W. L. Kelley
Reinbeck
J. L. Jewett
Grand Junction
Nelson
American Steel Foundries of
Chicago Land
Griffin Pipe Division
Lions Club
Boy Scouts
What Cheer Methodist
Decorah Ski Meeting Set for April 16 at High School Library
The Decorah Ski Association announces its annual meeting will be held on April 16 at 8 p.m. in the Decorah High School library. Members are urged to attend and discuss club activities and plans.
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Tom Merryman
WAMAC
Bishop's Buffet
Cedar Rapids
Jack Fuller
Manchester
Page Kepper
Independence
Sandra Petersen
Anamosa
Everett Walden
Maquoketa
Richard Sorenson
Marion
Muladden
Decorah
The
Decorah Ski ‘Assa
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