Writing Teacher Henning Celebrates 100 Years in Cedar Rapids
William C. Henning, aged 100, is honored at the International Association of Master Penmen and Teachers of Handwriting convention in Cedar Rapids. A pioneer in penmanship, he taught for 84 years, edited the American Penman for 64, and appeared as a handwriting expert witness at age 98. The aging craft draws loyal admirers from across the country as old disciples reminisce about ink wells and fountain pens.
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William C. Henning
Second Avenue SE
Henning
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Business College
American Penman
Mr. Henning
International Assn
Twin House
Ed Hippensteel
Florida
Hippensteel
Gazette
Duane Crock
Jeanie Claver
Cissna Park
Ill
Town House
Meat Inspection Program Attacked by Nader Aide
Ralph Nader associates tell a House subcommittee that U S meat and poultry inspection fails to find contaminants. Witness Peter Shuck cites crowded feedlots and crowded chicken houses, antibiotics use, and lack of regular microbial monitoring. He and Robert Vaughn urge creating a separate consumer minded agency to oversee inspection.
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Nader
Washington
Ralph Nader
Peter Shuck
House Public Health Subcommittee
U. S
Robert Vaughn
Chickasha
Okla
Schuck
Agriculture Department
Consumer and Marketing Service
Meat and Poultry Inspection Service
Nixon Administration
Local Listing Fragment Reflects Trade Council Notes
Fragmentary OCR text references a council and trade related notes with unreadable details. The readable portions point to a municipal or organizational record, hinting at discussion or decision on trade matters within a council framework.
Victim of Thefts Sees 19 Break-ins in Detroit
Detroit widow Sarah Parker recounts 19 thefts over five years, losing five TVs ten radios watches wedding bands a diamond ring and coin collection. Police report only one TV recovered. Parker, 60, says despite window wiring double locks and a burglar alarm she remains afraid for her life.
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Detroit
Sarah Parker
Chrysler
Georgia
Inner City
Turks Recognize Red China and Cut Nationalist Ties
Ankara recognized the People’s Republic of China as the sole legal government and cut relations with the Nationalist government in Formosa. Turkey will vote for Red China’s U.N. admission, oppose Nationalist expulsion, and plan ambassadorial ties with embassies likely next year. A civil aviation pact allowing Chinese planes to use Turkish airfields was among first steps.
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Ankara
Turkey
China
Formosa
People’s Republic of China
Foreign Ministry
Red China
U.N
NATO
U.S
West Germany
Greece
Portugal
Luxembourg
Iceland
Typhoon Olive Hits Western Japan Killing Dozens
Tokyo reports at least 12 dead and six missing as Typhoon Olive, with winds up to 70 mph, blasted western Japan. The storm caused widespread destruction with 127 buildings washed away or damaged, 1,487 flooded, 27 vessels sunk or washed away, and landslides at 348 locations.
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Tokyo
Olive
Japan
Japan Sea
Woman Is Dragged by Dane On Freeway
Jeannie Thompson a 24 year old from North Hollywood was killed when a Great Dane on a leash dragged her onto the Antelope Valley Freeway in Saugus. The dog and woman were hit by a semi truck driven by Roberto Munoz 36. Police said the woman had illegally parked on the freeway and walked the dog to the center divider.
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Saugus
Calif
UPI
Antelope Valley
Jeannie Thompson
North Hollywood
Roberto Munoz
Doctors urged to cut back on X ray exams nationwide
Public Health Service with the AMA and the American College of Radiology urged doctors to voluntarily reduce X ray use. The booklet to 300000 doctors and students says up to two thirds of current exposure may be unnecessary and stresses weighing benefit against hazard. It warns gonadal exposure can affect future generations and highlights caution with pregnant patients and those of reproductive age.
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Washington
UPI
Public Health Service
PHS
American Medical Assn
American College of Radiology
Two Etchings Missing At U S Art Building
Two etchings valued at about 100 dollars each are missing from the University of Iowa art building in Iowa City. The theft, reported Wednesday, occurred earlier in the week and involved works depicting passages from Williams Faulkner novels.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Art
Williams Faulkner
A. G.smith
Mr. Mayor Quips On City Budget In Comic Panel
In a LAFF A DAY cartoon, the mayor responds with humor about the new budget. The exchange highlights city finances and the mayoral tone while keeping a light civic focus.
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Meat Inspection Service
United State Bank
Dour Family Bank
16Th Ave
FDC
Red
Jesse Steinfeld
U.S. Art
S. Krese
SUN
Kmart
Reg
Rayne
Mane
Raycine
16Th Ave. S.W
Stat Control
Iwestmark
Collins Road
N.E
Uy Westmark
TOF
Ister
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