Quick Reply To Criticism By Van Allen
Dr James Van Allen charges the science advisory committee with hasty government dominated conduct over a July nuclear test radiation belt claim He says evidence from multiple satellites contradicts the report and warns the most durable radiation would last only a few years.
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Philadelphia
James van Allen
David Beck- van Allenler
The
American Assn. For the Advancement of Science
Space Agency
United States
Mars
Science Advisory Committee
Johnson Island
Pacific
University of Iowa
Telstar
Jerome B. Weisner
Washington
Beckler
Hughes Names Griser on His Honorary Staff
Des Moines Gov-elect Harold Hughes appoints Cedar Rapids insurer John H. Griser as colonel on his honorary military staff. Griser is among 25 honorary colonels joining the staff, with Miller as chief and Johnson as assistant chief. The briefing notes Griser ran Hughes’s campaign in the Second District.
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Des Moines
John H. Griser
Cedar Rapids
Harold Hughes
Adjutant General
Hughes
Junior F.miller
iCol
Donald B. Johnson
Edwin Gilmour
Grinnell
Lex Hawkins
Des ‘Moines
Thomas J. Mulgrew
Dubuque
Park Rinard
Arthur Sanford
Sioux City
Clemens J. Smith
New Hampton
Melvin H. Wolf
Waterloo
Griser
Smith
Wolf
Speeder Chased By Police Rams Car into Tree
MASON CITY AP A 19 year old man, Gary Howard Durner of Manly, was injured after his car struck a tree while fleeing a police squad car. Police say he was clocked at 50 mph in a 25 mph zone and reached speeds up to 75 mph before the crash. Charges are pending.
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Gazette
Morris Potter
Marjorie Martin
Cascade
St. Luke's
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Gary Howard Durner
Manly
Delmar Smith
Durner
Smith
Iowa Highway Patrol
Should the doctor tell debatable truth touches readers
Two distinguished physicians debate whether doctors should tell incurably ill patients the truth. The discussion, condensed from Good Housekeeping, appears in the January Reader's Digest now on sale and examines personal crisis, dignity, and what patients value most.
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Reader's Digest
Good Housekeeping
May Postpone Execution of Kidnap Slayer Feguer
Victor Harry Feguer, 27, condemned for abducting and killing Dr. Edward Bartels, faces a January 15 execution at Iowa Penitentiary unless President Kennedy grants clemency by Wednesday. Federal officials seek a one month delay if action is not taken and Feguer remains in Leavenworth.
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Dubuque
UPI
Victor Harry Feguer
C. H. Meek
Kennedy
Feguer
St. Johns
Mich
Iowa
Fegner
Meek
U.S. District Court
Waterloo
Edward Bartels
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Reed Cozart
Cozart
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
Iowa Penitentiary
Escapee Back in Jail at Dubuque
A man, Arnold Lee Hood, 26, of Dubuque, who escaped from the Dubuque county jail two weeks ago, was recaptured hiding in an attic at his former wife’s home. Hood and Elmer Bolleo allegedly burglarized Farber Mfg. Co. on Oct. 30. Bolleo began a 10 year sentence at Fort Madison Saturday.
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Dubuque
Arinold Lee Hood
Hood
Farber Mfg. Co
Elmer Bolleo
Bolleo
State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Decorah Woman Dies at 102 in Decorah
Mrs. Louis Arness, age 102, died Sunday in Decorah after living in Winneshiek county all her life and the last 19 years in Decorah. Survived by five daughters, 19 grandchildren, 43 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Services Thursday at 2 at First Lutheran Church.
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Decorah
Louis Arness
Frankville
Winneshiek County
First Lutheran Church
Local News Republication Notice
The Cedar Rapids Gazette copyright notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of local news content printed in this edition.
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Associated Press
Plans Set for Colorful Inaugural Ball Jan. 17
Gov elect Harold Hughes will be sworn in January 17 in the house chamber with Lt. Gov. William Mooty taking the oath. The University of Iowa string quartet will provide music and the inaugural ball will follow at Veterans Auditorium with Norman Lee Orchestra. Cost is estimated around 5000 dollars, modest by national standards.
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Sui
William Preucil
Iowa Daily Press
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DES Moines
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Mann
University of Iowa
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Theodore Ig. Garfield
House
Senate
William Mooty
Iowa
University of Iowa String Quartet
Charles Treger
Treger
Poland
John Ferrell
Veterans’ Auditorium
Junior F. Miller
Erec Hughes
Norman Lee
Wichita
Kan
Adjutant General
Miller
Elect Hughes
Gen. Miller
Illinois
Gov. Hughes
Ida Grove
133Rd Infantry
Governor’s Greys
Military Academy
Governor's Greys
Bezanson
Dubuque
SUI to Award First Dows Scholar in Music
Iowa City university announces the inaugural Sutherland Dows graduate scholarship in music composition. Applicants submit scores and letters by March 1. winner to begin studies next September. The ceremony April 1 is open to the public with ticketed afternoon events and a large guard presence.
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Iowa City
Sutherland Dows
University of Iowa
Philip Bezanson
SUI
Cedar Rapids
SUI Foundation
Bezanson
Dows
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Appeals Court Sets Hearing in Gantt Desegregation Case
The Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals schedules an early hearing on the George Gantt desegregation suit against Clemson. Hearing set for Jan. 9 to allow a possible Clemson admission by Feb. 1, with attorneys seeking to overturn Judge Wyche's denial.
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UPI
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
South Carolina
Harry Gantt
Clemson College
Gantt
Charleston
Iowa State
Ames
Clemson
Charleston, S. C
Fourth Circuit
Wyche
Former Colesburg postmaster Carrie Light Dies at 64
Carrie Light 64 widow of Fred Light died Sunday. She served ten years as Colesburg postmaster before 1954 and with her husband ran a locker plant. Survived by son John Grom Scotch Grove three daughters Mrs Carl Gull Mrs Frank Hyde Jr Colesburg and Mrs Carl Tottman Havre Mont a brother W B Kenney and sister Mrs Pete Richards Manchester. Body at Clifton funeral home Earlville.
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Carrie Light
Fred Light
John Grom
Scotch Grove
Carl Gull
Frank Hyde, Jr
Carl Tottman
Havre, Mont
W. B. Kenney
Pete Richards
Manchester
Clifton
Earlville
Gayno Smith Tops UPI 1962 Iowa News List
UPI editors pick the ten top Iowa stories of 1962. Items include Gayne Gilbert Smith killing six family members and receiving six life terms, a Continental Airlines jet crash near Centerville killing 45, Harold Hughes defeating Norman Erbe in elections, and other notable events such as Amish school issues and highway patrol reforms.
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UPI
Iowa
United Press International
Gayne Gilbert Smith
Continental Airlines
Centerville
Harold Hughes
Norman Erbe
Charles Kelley
Charles Brown
Western Iowa
National Farmers Organization
Hazleton
National Guard
Carl Pesch
Iowa Highway Patrol
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Robert Welch
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