Iowa Hunter Safety Drive Shows Strong Start in Iowa
Iowa’s conservation commission reports a year of hunter safety training with 1134 instructors certif ied and 5734 students graduated from four hour courses. By next year they aim to have programs in every county and more schools while noting gun accidents last year lamed 136 people with seven rifle deaths and eleven fatalities.
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200 Doctors Hit Refresher Course At UI College Of Medicine
More than 200 physicians from Iowa and surrounding states are expected to attend the seventh district refresher course for the general practitioner at the University of Iowa College of Medicine February 13 to 16. Three guest speakers join 65 faculty instructors covering surgery pediatrics obstetrics and gynecology and medicine. Lecturers include Harold Laufman Adrian Ostfeld Cyde L Randall and James P Cooney who will discuss Unproved Cancer Therapy at a banquet February 15. Cooney a 1927 UI College of Medicine graduate is a former major general in the U.S. Army Medical Corps.
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Northwestern University
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University of Ilinois
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University of Buffalo
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Cowles Plans to Increase Holdings in Florida General Development
New York AP reports Gardner Cowles plans to boost his stake in Florida General Development Corp. Cowles leads a group aiming to buy out the Mackle brothers who earlier reportedly sold 762,750 shares for 5.72 million dollars. Cowles holds 10.32 percent of the firm’s 6.29 million shares.
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Florida General Development Corp
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General Development
Florida
Louis Chesler
Assessment lowered for Coralville motel
District Judge Clair Hamilton approved a compromise settlement between Coralville and the Blue Top motel owners Laurence and Helen Smith. The storm sewer assessment was reduced to 7345 dollars from the prior decree while the paying assessment remains 14756 dollars after appeals to the Iowa Supreme Court.
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Iowa City
Clair Hamilton
Coralville
Blue Top
Laurence
Helen Smith
Iowa Supreme Court
Waulbeek-Alpha Schatzle Hurt In Fall Outside Home
Schatzle fell outside her home Wednesday and broke her hip. She was taken to Anamosa hospital. She ran a grocery store here for many years before retirement.
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Gazette Want Ad Seeks Business Partnership
A local Gazette notice invites interested parties to form a business partnership. It outlines the search for a partner with appropriate capital and industry experience. Contact details and deadline appear in the classified section for potential applicants.
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Iowa Doctor Returns From Pakistan Visiting Professorship
Dr. William E. Connor, assistant professor of internal medicine at the University of Iowa College of Medicine, returns from a three month teaching assignment in Pakistan. He served as a visiting professor with Indiana University to support a U S program placing American educators in Pakistani medical colleges.
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University of Iowa College of Medicine
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Connor
SUI
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U.S. Agency For International
Connorment
U.S
Woman Candidate May Seek Iowa Fifth District Seat
Mrs. John Egenes a 31 year old Iowa State instructor said she may run as a Republican for congress in Iowa's Fifth district. Lincoln birthday week speeches are planned by Rep Fred Schwengel in Washington and the Midwest. Coe College and Maytag Foundation funded college gifts.
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Iowa State
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Coe College
Cedar Rapids
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State Okays Yellow River Prison Camp in Iowa
Des Moines AP reports plans for a prison labor camp in the Yellow River forest near Mc Gregor, Iowa. Clyde M. Frodden of Greene says construction may start this spring on a permanent site at Luster Heights with 40 convicts and six guards, funded by a $30,000 1961 appropriation. The camp aims at rehabilitation and forestry work, following a trial temporary camp last year.
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Iowa
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Greene
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West Union H and L Club Banquet Planned for Civil War Talk
The West Union H and L club will hold its annual banquet Monday at 6 30 p.m. at Loftus restaurant The program centers on the Civil War with speakers Judge W H Antes on Gettysburg George B Woodward Jr Jefferson Davis and Dr E E Garbee on Shermans March to the Sea
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Jefferson Davis
E. E. Garbee
Sherman
Clarence Youth To Travel With Parsons Group
Clarence student Kim Kreinbring son of Mr and Mrs IR Kreinbring will join a 1962 Parsons college overseas study program. About 20 students depart February 15 aboard the Christoforo Colombo bound for Naples Italy docking February 23 and touring Rome Florence Pompeii and more before staying with host families in Vienna Lausanne or Switzerland. Kreinbring will study five weeks starting March 4 with daily French and European history classes. The group will reunite April 5 in Salzburg and visit Munich Stuttgart Strasbourg Paris The Hague Amsterdam and London before a final two weeks in England.
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Kim Kreinbring
IR. A. Kreinbring
Parsons College
U.S
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Italy
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Lausanne
Switzerland
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Munich
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Strasburg
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Amsterdam
London
England
SUI Receives NSF Grant for Psychology Research
Six University of Iowa undergraduate psychology students will pursue independent research projects this summer funded by a $5405 National Science Foundation grant. The award supports nearing graduation students showing promise for graduate psychology study and includes selections from UI and other Iowa colleges and universities.
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