Marion Board Discusses Hipple Contract And Alumni
At a Marion school board meeting, athletic director Les Hipple’s contract for next year was discussed amid a protest by 25 former Marion High School athletes and alumni. The session also noted staff changes and facility plans, with a bond election canvass to follow.
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Larry Tanner
Marion
Les Hipple
Board of Education
Marion High School
Hipple
Marlys Thomas
Charles Boquist
Irving and Longfellow
Joyce Schoon
Marion Ministerial Union
Vernon
Harstad
Marion’s
Rust College dean to speak at Marion First Methodist
Dr. William A. McMillin, academic dean from Rust College Holly Springs Mississippi on loan from Bethune Cookman Daytona Beach appears at Marion First Methodist Church to discuss the college. He will address athletics library faculty salary and spiritual needs as part of fundraising for Rust College during the North Iowa Conference event.
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William A. McMillin
Rust College
Holly Springs, Miss
Marion First Methodist Church
South
McMillin
Bethune - Cookman College
Daytona Beach
Fla
Rust ‘College
North Iowa
The
Methodist Church
Man Robber Radio Anchor Held on Bond
In Holyoke Massachusetts police say a radio announcer robbed a bank and returned to his station to report the crime. Larry Weiner, 22, pleaded innocent to armed robbery of 2000 dollars. A witness gave the car’s license number, found at a Chicopee radio station with the money and a pistol under the front seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Mass
Larry Weiner
Chicopee
David Janssen Hosts Hollywood Palace on TV
Renowned actor David Janssen presents Hollywood Palace on KCRG TV 9 Saturday at 8 30 PM. The program features entertainment segments and guest appearances for a prime time broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
the Fugitive
Janssen
Hollywood ‘Palace
Kcrg-Tv
Iowa Senate Votes Early Session on Milk Sanitarian Firing
Iowa political dispute over the firing of Richard Dennler, the state milk sanitarian, escalates as nine Republican senators seek an investigation. Gov. Harold Hughes defends the change, noting Dennler’s replacement by Democrat Nicholas Coad and labeling the issue a political football.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Richard Dennler
LeMars
State Department of Agriculture
Kenneth Owen
Nicholas Coad
Interstate Milk Shippers Conference
Felland
Owen
Feiland
Coad
Dennler
Trapped in Wreckage Day and a Half, Dies
Mrs. Joseph Haines, 45, died en route to a hospital after spending a day and a half trapped in her car wreckage in a creek. A helicopter crew from Larson air base rescued her but she did not regain consciousness. Temperatures dropped to the 20s as investigators weighed injuries versus exposure. The Haineses were moving to Spokane and she had driven there Monday.
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Moses Lake
Wash
Joseph Haines
Larson Air Base
Norman Gardner
Burglars Fail To Open Safe In Sun Mart
A Thursday night break in at Sun Mart on Center Point Road and 42nd Street NE yielded nothing as burglars tried to open the safe. A scale left atop the safe was found on the floor and the break in was discovered by police shortly after midnight Friday.
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Sun-Mart
Center Point Road
Cedar Rapids Man Injured At Rail Crossing
A 43-year-old Cedar Rapids man, Lowell Slaght of 386 Seventeenth Street SE, escaped serious injury after walking into the side of a moving freight car at Second Avenue SE and Fourth Street tracks. He was treated at St Luke's Hospital for facial injuries after the 4:50 p.m. incident as a witness said he did not see the slow moving 46-car train.
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Cedar Rapids
Second Avenue SE
Fourth Street
Lowell Slaght
Seventeenth Street SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Slaght
Soviet Holding Firm for Talks on Communist Conference
Moscow reports Russia reaffirmed readiness to host a meeting of communist parties to lay groundwork for a conference on the Soviet Chinese dispute. The move signals progress toward a regional diplomatic forum with key party leaders expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
No. 1 E. Waterloo Faces Regis Eight Friday Night
No. 1 ranked E. Waterloo hosts Regis in a Friday night matchup aired on KCRG TV and KCRG Radio 1600. The game features top teams in a key conference battle with broadcast coverage set.
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E. Waterloo Vs. Regis
Kcrg-Tv
Kcrg-Radio
Man Bound Over In Family Assault Case
Thomas Hightower, 24, of 10914 Twelfth Street NE, bound over to the grand jury after a municipal court preliminary hearing on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder. He remains jailed on a $5,000 bond. He allegedly attacked his father, Prof. Howard Hightower, 62, at their apartment on the night of January 4, leaving a two inch neck cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hightower
Twelfth Street
Hightower
Prof
Howard Hightower
Four Cedar Rapids Boys Arrested For Freight Car Breakin
Four Cedar Rapids youths aged 15 to 17 were arrested Thursday for breaking into a freight car at the Witwer Grocer Co. rear yard the night of January 24. They stole five cases of canned fruit and were turned over to their parents pending action by probation officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Witwer ‘Grocer Co
Juvenile’ Bureau
Daven port Man Dies After Moline Crash
Charles D. Boughan aged 34 of Davenport died at a Moline hospital from injuries after his car veered out of control and struck a traffic signal pole in Moline on Wednesday night. He died Thursday from those injuries.
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Moline
Charles D. Boughan
Davenport
Evening College shifts to first night registrations
The Coe Evening College will begin its second term with a new first night registration system. The registrar's office, bookstore, and business office will stay open 6 to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday, with classes starting at 7 p.m. Anxious students are urged to arrive soon after 6 p.m. to complete registration before class. The weekly class lineups span business law to calculus across Monday to Thursday courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Evening College
Thomas Williams
British firm to sell Red China aircraft servicing gear
Auto Diesel Ltd of London said it will sell Red China aircraft servicing equipment valued at 29400 dollars. The deal was announced Thursday and involves aviation support gear from the British company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China Sales London
UPI
Auto Diesel Ltd
Wyoming House Defeats Stamp Ban Repeal Bill
The Wyoming House of Representatives rejected a bill to repeal the state ban on trading stamps. Governor charged the bill as proposed by Mrs Felland and credited opposition in a 29 to 24 vote.
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Cheyenne
UPS
Wyoming House of Representatives
Felland
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James E. Mennell
Irving
Linda Bell
Longfellow
Joyce Harms
Linstrom
William E. Linstrom
Linn County
A. Susan Horak
Emerson
Carolyn Kubik
Long
Marilyn Rae Klymer
Wilson Beauty Salon
Drake
McKesson
Sorg Pharmacy
Ray Hefel
Fourth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Gladys Lurth
Second Street
St. Luke’s
17Th St. N.E
Marion TV
Adv
Tut
Seventh Avenue
Marion Shell
Ed’s
YMCA
Marion Branch
Farmers State Bank
Ady
Thomas Plumbing Inc
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U.S.G
Navaco
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Senate
George O’malley
O’malley
Huda Felland
Gene Ronald
Iowa City
U.S. Public Health Service
State Hygienic Laboratory
Hughes
Dennier
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Harold E. Thompson, Jr
Kansas City
U.S
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Ohio
Frics Music Shoppe
Mr. Strauss
C.R
C.R. Man
Grand Jury
Williams
Old Main
U. S
COTC
Bohemian Savings & Loan Association
Bonde
American Distilling Company, Inc
New York
N.Y
Pekin
Bohemian
Third Street
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