Meeting in Cedar Rapids draws 1400 for big annual event
About 1,400 persons are expected in Cedar Rapids for the 33rd Iowa Credit Union League meeting. Sessions run Thursday to Saturday with keynote speakers including Sen. Jack Miller and R. C. Morgan of El Paso, Texas. The event, at Roosevelt hotel and Memorial Coliseum, highlights include a Saturday banquet and multiple panels on credit union issues.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Chamber of Commerce
Iowa Credit Union
Jack Miller
Town Republican
Evan Hultman
Iowa
R. C. Morgan
el Paso
Texas
Credit Union National Assn
CUNA
Morgan
Credit Union
Texas Credit Union Advisory Commission
Thornton Miller
Bureau of Federal Credit Unions
Kansas City
Miller
Board of Directors
First Iowa Credit Union
Founders Club
Cedar Valley Credit Union Chapter
Hoyle on Card Rules and Canasta Penalties
The article answers card game questions. It states a pack is cut once before dealing unless a new cut is needed by irregularity and forbids cutting during a deal. It explains when 100 honors are declared in bridge and that in Canasta exposing a card creates a penalty card to be melded or discarded at the first opportunity.
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Mrs. Q
Panel Meeting Set on Vacation Safety Hints
A public panel discussion on vacation safety tips will be held Thursday at 7 45 p.m. on the fourth floor of the Chamber of Commerce building. Sponsored by the Red Cross, playground and recreation commission and Cedar Rapids Accident Prevention Assn with panelists David Ross James Manville Nat Hull and C B Brown.
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Chamber of Commerce
The
Red Cross, Playground and Recreation Commission
Cedar Rapids Accident Prevention Assn
David Ross
Riverfront Commission
James Manville
Red Cross Water Safety Committee
Nat Hull
Recreation Department
C. B. Brown
Jefferson High School
Oldest Aircraft balloon holds big role in space era
Balloons remain pivotal in the space age surveying upper atmosphere from Texas to Alaska. Two scientists rode a plastic balloon 15 miles high to study stars and sounds, while remote cameras reached 80 000 feet for solar photos and 77 000 feet for Mars view.
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Texas
Alaska
National Georaphic Society
Mars
Space
National Geographic Society
Army Air Corps
Scientists Meditating on Future Sky Pollution
Washington UPI. Scientists at the American Geophysical Union warn space age activity could pollute the upper atmosphere. Rocket exhaust may alter ionosphere chemistry, boost airglow, and disrupt long distance radio. Artificial mirrors could enable geophysical warfare if used deliberately.
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Joseph L. Myler
Washington
UPI
American Geophysical Union
Earth
Saigon Constructs Defense Perimeter Clarified
Saigon authorities say the plan is a 24 mile circular road around the capital, not a fortified wall as initially reported. The government news agency notes it is a defensive perimeter to deter threats and improve security in the region.
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Saigon
Chutist Awarded Soviet Merited Master of Sports
Yevgeni Andreyev awarded the Merited Master of Sports title after a balloon jump from 83,502 feet with a 80,360 feet free fall before parachute deployment. Partner Pyotr Dolgov died in the same jump completed November 1 in Moscow.
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Moscow
Yevgeni Andreyev
Soviet Union
Andreyev
Pyotr Dolgov
Marriage Isn’t Easy Presented by Vandeman on TV 9
George E. Vandeman presents Marriage Isn’t Easy a faith based program airing at 5 p m Sunday on TV 9. The show offers practical guidance on building healthy relationships and navigating marital challenges.
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George E. Vandeman
TV 9
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Cuna Research, Economics and Statistics Department
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Minnesota League of Credit Unions
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Farmall Credit Union
Rock Island
Warren P. Lutey
Robert W. Davis
Washington, D. C
Davis
Credit Union Movement
Illinois
Hoyle
Army
Peis
Armstrong
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Jupiter
Warner’s
Armstrong Lingerie
Bree Proea Yeneer
Armstrong Men’s Store
Armstrong Toys
Armstrong Foundation Shop
Blucher
Oxford
Armstrong Shoe Department
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