Marion native earns doctor of education degree at Utah State
Former Marion resident Neil Edmunds received a Doctor of Education in industrial arts from Utah State University Logan. Ralph, another ex Marion resident, works on the Utah State staff. The Long family visited Logan for Christmas with Mr and Mrs Ollie Long and Mr and Mrs W K Martin Cedar Falls.
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Utah State University
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Utah
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Edmunds
Lincoln School
Mario
Catherine Cheadle
Ollie
W. K. Martin
Cedar Falls
New Year Events Planned at Marin Branch
New Year observances set for Tuesday at the Marin branch YMCA. A Grade 1 party at 10 a.m. requires sign up. A New Year Eve dance for grades 9 to 12 runs 8 30 p m to 1 1 a m with music by Charanie land. Tickets available at the Marion Branch office. Additional activities include junior high gym at 1:30 and senior high at 1:30.
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Marion
City Hall and Public Services Announce Holiday Hours
Holiday observance affects city hall, water department, public library, and post office. City hall closes at 5 PM Thursday and 8 PM Friday. library ends at 5 PM Tuesday and reopens Thursday at 2 PM.
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Christmas Tree Fire Damages Marion Home
A late afternoon fire at 1020 Limview Drive damaged the John Holtz residence when a Christmas tree and a small rug burned in the basement. Firefighters confined the blaze to the basement, with smoke filling the home. cause undetermined. It was Marion’s first Christmas tree fire in several years and residents were urged to remove trees promptly. Price Elec and Hardware will close at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Dec 31.
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Limview Drive
Holtz
Marion
Street hazards rise as snowfall snarls Milton area roads
Police report seven weekend crashes with snow and ice cited as major factors. Weather conditions and icy underlayers kept streets hazardous. Drivers urged to use extreme caution. street crews continued plowing and salting.
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Blood shortage not: Iowa communities report limited supplies
An Associated Press survey shows blood shortages in Iowa with Sioux City and Storm Lake hospitals warning supplies are about 70 percent of normal. Buena Vista County and nearby hospitals report very low stocks from St Paul Red Cross. Hong Kong flu and winter holidays cited for reduced donors amid ongoing cold season impacts.
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FDA orders six antibiotics halted from market list
The FDA announced a preliminary move to remove six prescribed antibiotics from its certified drug list after failing to meet scientific data standards. The action, supported by a forthcoming court appeal, targets drugs from Us John Co., E. R. Squibb, and Lederle Laboratories and is part of a wider ongoing review of prescription medicines.
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Reds Attack: Laotian Town in 25 Hour Battle
AP report from VIENTIANE describes a 25 hour clash near Attopu in southern Laos as 4 000 North Vietnamese troops moved in. Government forces defended the town while casualties mounted with soldiers killed and wounded.
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Chinese nuclear test said cleanest of eight explosions
Japanese scientists reported that China’s latest hydrogen bomb test, conducted Friday at Lop Nor in western China, produced minimal fallout. Japan’s radioactivity center noted no significant fallout, while samples over Biokkakdo island showed low counts. Niigata University researchers found radioactive particles in rain but deemed them too weak for clear attribution to the test.
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Hanoi Paris Talks Stalled As Year Ends
Paris AP reports Hanoi and Washington remain far apart on timing and ground rules for the peace conference. U.S. envoy Vance and Hanoi’s Lau hold talks amid procedural stalemate while Saigon pursues a united front. Sihanouk predicts Cambodian involvement and refugee relief tied to a settlement.
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Rio shantytown collapse kills many in quarry disaster
A Rio de Janeiro quarry collapse buried a shantytown, killing 79 people and injuring many others. Rescue workers recovered a three year old survivor and another child died soon after. Officials reported the Favela hillside site has housed about 600000 residents.
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North Vietnam pledges continued fight in Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh broadcasts a New Year greeting to Americans stating North Vietnam will carry on the war while the U.S. remains an aggressor. He urges withdrawal of U.S. forces as a path to an honorable solution and notes Viet Cong support for final victory.
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Pope Expresses Grief Over Beirut Attack
Pope Paul VI sent a message to Lebanon's President Charles Helou expressing grief over the Israeli raid on Beirut airport. He deplored violence, urged restraint, and offered moral support to foster a peaceful solution for Lebanon.
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Viet Cong cease fire begins amid heavy fighting and losses
Saigon reports 938 American helicopters lost or shot down as U S and South Vietnamese troops press 60 offensive operations ahead of a New Year cease fire proclaimed by the Viet Cong. Casualties include several Americans killed and wounded. fighting continues in Da Nang and An Hoa valleys.
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Toll Rises to 27 in O'Hare Crash
Officials reported 27 dead or critically injured after a North Central Airlines jet crashed at O'Hare. One child, Sheldon Bay of Bellevue, New Jersey, died of multiple fractures. Investigators promised no immediate details until the inquiry concludes.
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