Acute leadership shortage in business management noted at Cedar Rapids YMCA
Dr. Fred A. Replogle, 68, Chicago psychologist and YMCA executive, warned of an acute leadership shortage in business management at the Cedar Rapids YMCA annual dinner. He urged education and licensing in management, emphasized personality over technique, and cited a garden club example to illustrate leadership impact. The event honored leaders and retiring board members.
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Fred A. Replogle
Chicago
Replogle
National Council of Ymcas
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Rohrer, Hibler and Replogle
W. H. Wenkstein
Hillis M. Gill
Erwin J. Wasta
L. Morgan Craft
William C. Fletcher
Richard E. Scherling
Schools Extend Program Serving Deprived Youths
Cedar Rapids Community School District will extend its Project C into the summer, offering psychological evaluations, identification of handicaps, and referrals for treatment. The 143000 federal Title I program serves about 800 students, with testing continuing through August and an extra 7000 in funding for the year due to ADC changes and population growth.
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Cedar Rapids Community
Aldrich Drahos
Drahos
Cedar Rapids
Last Man's Club Plans 50th Recall Observance
Members of Company D plan a 50th anniversary recall observance with a 6 p.m. dinner and meeting at the Teamsters hall on Saturday. The Last Man's Club marks the milestone with a reunion-style gathering.
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Last Man's Club
Company D
Teamsters Hall
Last Man
Princess phone offers nightlight and easy dialing
The Princess phone features a soft nightlight that brightens for easy dialing and a practical design for daily use. To order, contact the business office or ask your telephone man.
Teachers Seek Liberalization of Leave Policies
Cedar Rapids teachers met the school board for the final 1966-67 discussion on leave policies. They urged expanding personal and sabbatical leaves, noting five personal leave days and three sabbatical slots yearly, with sabbatical funds limited to half salary. the superintendent argued three sabbaticals per year are sufficient.
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Cedar Rapids
Arnold Salisbury
Salisbury
Aide for Dodd Defends Mixing Campaign and Testimonial Funds
Edward Sullivan, Dodd campaign manager, testified there was no need to separate testimonial from campaign funds and that he used funds to pay debts and personal expenses. He said funds were mingled until October 1964 and that he did not care which money paid bills.
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Washington
Sen. Dodd
Edward Sullivan
Connecticut
Democrat
Hartford
Senate
Sullivan
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
Committee
Swore Elected 1967 President of Sheet Metal Workers Credit Union
LeRoy Swore is elected 1967 president of the Sheet Metal Workers Credit Union. Shirley Lamb is vice president. Ray Terrill secretary. Don Davis treasurer. Audit committee members are Archie Farmer John Hendricksmeyer Ernest Soukup. Credit committee includes Forrest Parks Richard Worrell Shirley Lamb. Board declares a 3.75 percent dividend on 1966 savings.
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LeRoy Swore
Sheet Metal Workers Credit Union
Shirley Lamb
Ray Terrill
Don Davis
Archie Farmer
John Hendricksmeyer
Ernest Soukup
Forrest Parks
Richard Worrell
It's Never Too Late TV Movie On KCRG TV Billed
The channel 9 movie It's Never Too Late airs Tuesday at 10 25 PM on KCRG TV starring Patrick Barr and Phyllis Calvert.
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Kcrg-Tv
Patrick Barr
Phyllis Calvert
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Gazette
L. W. Ward
Kingston Stadium
By George Kruse
University of Chicago
Northwestern Bell
Floyd Groff
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Area 10 Vocational School
Nick Long
Vinton
Rapids Chevrolet
Dodd Aide
Credit Union
Soit
Calvert
Calvert Extra
Calvert Dist. CO
N.Y.C
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