Linn-Mar Board Candidate Mrs Don Thomas
Mrs Don Thomas announces candidacy for Linn-Mar community school district board. A graduate of Iowa State University she taught at the high school level eight years and is active in rural homemakers Marion Woman's Club and Cedar Rapids AAUW. She and her four children farm north of the city and emphasize informed budgeting and full district planning to meet growth and rising costs.
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Don Thomas
Linn-Mar
Iowa State
Ames
Thomas
Marion Woman's Club
Cedar Rapids
AAUW
Thawas
The
Gazelle
Lange
Ebeling
July Sets Warmth Record and Marks Wet Month
UPI reports Des Moines climatologist Paul J. Waite says July was the warmest month since 1957 and the third wettest in 40 years. Rainfall averaged about 5.50 inches, roughly 16094 of normal, ending local drought conditions. At Williamsburg, rains on July 3 were the first since May 28.
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Des Moines
UPI
Paul J. Waite
Williamsburg
Pollution measures expand as inland towns upgrade plants
Iowa officials say inland river towns lack adequate sewage plants as growth strains systems. Of 446 municipalities with sewers, 298 have plants. Keokuk Fort Madison and Muscatine are building. Larger cities on inland streams generally have plants but need upgrades to handle rising loads. Houser notes some towns without plants lie on unused streams and that the anti pollution law allows action when discharges harm water use. July rainfall topped records in parts of the state, with overall wet conditions, while detergents are not a major Iowa river problem.
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Houser
Iowa
Keokuk
Fort Madison
Muscatine
Kenkuk
Davenport
Burlington
Clinton
Dubuque
Guttenberg
Bellevue
McGregor
Waterloo
Houwser
Harlan
Forest City
Tilonku
Lake Park
Keolule
Waite
West-Central
North-Central
University of Iowa zoology building expansion contracts awarded
Des Moines reports bids approved by the state board of regents for a four floor Zoology building expansion and a high capacity interconnection to the SUI electrical system. Contracts total about 895000 with funds from state, NSF and existing budgets. An observatory site near Iowa City was also purchased for 675 with a two year option for more land.
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Des Moines
University of Iowa
State Board of Regents
Iowa City
Pane F. Vawter and Co
West Des Moines
Mehrer-Wheatland
Cedar Rapids
Schebler Co
Davenport
O'Brien Electrical Contractors
Town City
Johnson Service Co
Kimball Bros. Elevator Co
Council Bluffs
E. A. Pederson Co., Inc
Omaha
Neb
SUI
University Power Plant
General Assembly
Linus J. Vegey
General Endowment Fund
SUN
Machride Field
Marion couple earns advanced degrees after studying a hobby
Anders L Ljungwe a Collins Radio engineer and his wife Mrs Ljungwe earned advanced degrees at the University of Iowa. He received a Doctor of Philosophy in mechanical engineering and she a Master of Arts in German. The couple, Swedish natives naturalized as U S citizens, moved from Sweden to Minneapolis then to Marion with their children Eva and Pat. They describe their schooling as a hobby and plan to pursue teaching and further use of their talents while balancing family life.
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Anders L. Liungwe
University of Iowa
Liungwa
Larry Tanner
UTE
Anders L. Ljungwe
Collins
Dr. Ljungwe
SUT
Liangwes
Sweden
U. S
Stockholm
Halsingborg
America
Minneapolis
Ljungwe
West Coast
California State Polytechnic College
San Luis Obizpo
Eigingering
Liungwe
Collins Firm
Cedar Rapids
Liunawes
Eva
Pat
Marion Hee
Nineteenth Avenue
Liangwe
Liungwet
Ljungwes
Free Train Rides for Children Set Thursday
The Chamber of Commerce retail merchants bureau sponsors free train rides Thursday from 8 am to 4 pm at the city park. A rubber-tired animal-decorated unit with four cars will operate and carry up to 34 children as part of the web-to-school promotion led by Retail Chairman Norville Olson.
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Retail Merchants Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Lrsin
Norville, Olson
Bureau
Seashell Collection Exhibited at Bank in Marion
Sgt. Larry R. Mickle 25 will display a Hawaiian sea shell collection at the First National Bank in Marion as part of the bank’s 100th anniversary. The display includes rare shells like the Divided Auger Horned Helmet and Triton Trumpet, valued over 380 dollars, with more than 30,000 hours of diving reported. The exhibit also notes Mickle’s family and prior postings in Iowa and Hawaii.
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Larry R. Mickle
First National Bank
Marion
Mickle
Rosemary
Jerry
Karen
Jlive
Trailer Court
Cedar Rapids
Area
Ag Air Force
Linn
Iowa
Cedar Jeounties
Honoltu
Sgt
Pekin
Church Notes and Local Notices Share Weekend Activities
A dense listing of church events and community notices across Bethel Baptist First Baptist St Pauls Lutheran and other churches. Includes prayer groups, Bible schools, potlucks, family picnics, official boards, and YMCA activities. Mentions visits by Mrs E J Wells, local house painting ads, and a 1964 budget hearing set for Monday.
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Bethel Baptist
Women's Missionary Society
James Brown
First Baptist
Church Board
Thomas Park
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Women's League
Methodist
Iprayer
Ipm
First Presbyterian
Lina Grove Presbyterian Church
Reformed Presbyterian
Heatwave Drives Record Temps Across Iowa States
Temperatures in July ranged from 46 at Saratoga and Anamosa on the 3rd to 102 at Red Oak Columbus Junction and DeWitt on the 1st, the hottest day of the month. Sidney logged an 11th straight day with 90 plus degrees. Soil temperatures peaked at 110 at the inch depth, staying above 100 to four inches in most areas as roads buckled in several locales.
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Saratoga
Anamosa
Red Oak
Columbus Junction
DeWitt
Sidney
NASA Fellowship to C R Student at SU
Ten outstanding graduate students have been selected for National Aeronautics and Space Administration fellowships for the 1903-64 school year at Iowa State. The fellowships carry stipends of $2,400 to $3,400 from 12 months. They may be held for three years if progress is satisfactory. Norbert R Malik, Cedar Rapids, electrical engineering, is among the selections.
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AMES
UPD
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Towa State
Norbert R
Malik
Cedar
Rapids
Water Show at WAUKON Pool Aug At Annual Event
The annual water show will be held at the WAUKON swimming pool in August. Final swimming lessons were given last week.
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Waukon
Iowa City Schoolman to Tour Sweden in Fall
Buford Garner will tour Sweden for about five weeks this fall with a delegation of about 80 American school administrators. The trip is sponsored by the American Association of School Administrators the Meet Modern Sweden committee of Stockholm and the Experiment in International Living. Garner and other educators will stay three of five weeks in Swedish families homes in various regions. He will depart Iowa City about mid September.
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Iowa City
Schoo! Sunt
Buford Garner
Sweden
Stockholm
Garner
Therapist Visk to Study at Mayo Clinic Anesthesia School
Richard Visk, a registered therapist at the Veterans Hospital, will spend the next two years studying at the Mayo Clinic Anesthesia School to advance his credentials and expertise.
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Waukgn
Richard Visk‘lers
Veterans’ Hospital
Mayo Clinic
University approves visiting professors and leaves of absence
The board approved three appointments and four changes involving SUI faculty. New hires include Thompson Stone as visiting professor of music for 1963-64, Chilton R Bush as visiting George H Gallup professor of journalism, and Malcolm S MacLean Jr as Gillup professor of journalism starting September 1964. Leaves cover Strat Husam Zuberl and Norman E Williama, with resignations from H Russell Meyers and Wayburn S Jeter, Jeter moving to the University of Arizona.
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SUI
Thompson Stone
New England Orchestra
Chilton R. Bush
Stanford University
George H. Gallup
Malcolm S. MacLean, Jr
Communications Research Center
Michigan State University
College of Medicine
Wayburn S. Jeter
Jeter
University of Arizona
Suit Filed Over 1962 Iowa City Car Crash
Allen E. Olsen a student at Sioux City State University filed a district court damage suit after a July 19 1962 auto accident eight miles south of Iowa City on highway 2167. He accuses Wayre L. Westlake of Nichols of negligent driving steering into Olsen s lane causing permanent injuries and 2341 damage to Olsen s car.
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Iowa City
Allen E. Olsen
SUI Lnn
Sioux City
Here
Olsen
Wayre L. Westlake
Nichols
Westlake
Independence Rites For Gerald Schroeder
Independence services will be held Monday at St Johns Church for Gerald Schroeder 54 retired druggist. The Rosary will be recited at 1 and 8 p.m. today at the Howe funeral home. Schroeder operated a drug store from 1940 to 1957 when he sold it due to ill health. A native of Holy Cross he earned his pharmacy degree from the University of Iowa. He is survived by his wife Leona and a brother.
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Gerald Schroeder
SS John's Cutch
Howe
Schroeder
Holy Cross
University of
Ryan
Leona
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Diana
Noelridge Park
Gapelle
Adv
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SUI Zoology
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Children's Center
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California
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Uber Northeim
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Lindau
University of Guttingen
Huntsville
Ala
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Rachel ‘Booth
DuSarry
Sarg Pharmacy
E. J. Wells
Concord
Calif
Ellsworth Wells
Lincoln
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Eighth Avenue
Wells
Covington
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YMCA
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Wulon
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Voines
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Paradox
Temple
Thomas E. McGowan
State Siem
Playtex
Price
Queen Tech
Marion Branch Ymca
NASA
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Iowa City Schoolman
Woolworth's
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Woolworths
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