Five Will Speak During Advertising Symposium in Cedar Rapids
Five speakers will address an advertising symposium and monthly meeting of the Iowa chapter of the American Marketing Bond in Cedar Rapids Friday evening. Attendees from multiple Iowa cities are expected. dinner at 6 starts the program followed by discussion groups led by each speaker.
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Don Bunnell
Iowa
Tomco Inc
Cedar Rapids
Town House
Quad Cities
Des Moines
Ames
Waterloo
Fort Madison
Iowa City
Clinton
Newton
Muscatine
Sioux City
Ozzie Alone as Harriet Becomes The Fraternity Cook
Ozzie faces a solo episode while Harriet adopts the Fraternity Cook persona in a Thursday 6 30 p m TV 9 telecast.
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Ozzie
Harriet
Indonesia Tightens Security for Kennedy Visit
Indonesian authorities raised security for Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy as a mob attacked the U S embassy in Jakarta. Kennedy and his wife Ethel will tour Java and Bali for six days with government guest status boosting protective measures and official cooperation.
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Jakarta
U. S
Attorney General
Kennedy
U. S. Pacific
Waldorf Astoria Recreates Edwardian Elegance at New York
The Waldorf Astoria plans a 7 million dollar project to revive Edwardian luxury with potted plants red velvet and a 10000 crystal chandelier pulled into place. Chairman Conrad Hilton says the effort aims to restore the era of elegance in the hotel and its reimagined Fifth Avenue site.
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New York
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Conrad Hilton
Waldorf-Astoria
Park Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Waldorf- Astoria
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Debt limit boost clears Ways and Means committee
The Ways and Means Committee approved a two billion dollar increase in the national debt limit on Wednesday. The vote was unanimous, advancing the measure through the committee and toward potential floor action.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Monticello Man Enters Race for Legislature
Roy A. Miller of Monticello filed in Des Moines as a Republican candidate for state representative to fill the seat of the late Russell Eldred. Miller, a 14 year Monticello implement dealer, owns 320 acres south of Olin and 340 acres west of Monticello. He serves on the Monticello city council and the Greater Monticello committee, with three daughters and active church involvement.
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Monticello
Roy A. Miller
Des Moines
Russell Eldred
Anamosa
Miller
Cliff Wears
Olin
Stanwood School
Cedar Rapids
Thailand Mulls Sending Troops to Laos Border
Bangkok officials said they are considering deploying troops to the border with Laos amid reports that northwest Laos could fall to communists, threatening a Thai province and prompting security worries.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Laos
Cedar Rapids Gazette Advertising and Subscription Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists daily and Sunday publication details. Subscription prices include carriers at 45 cents per week, 6 issues with 1.10 monthly, 11 per year, Sundays extra. regional rates vary and U.S. territories go to 20.50 yearly. The paper notes limited geographic delivery and AP news use rights.
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Gazette Co
Kird Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S. Territories
Telephone Pioneers Board to Convene Mid-Year Meeting
The Hawk Eye chapter of the Telephone Pioneers of America will hold its mid-year executive board meeting on Friday at the Roosevelt hotel. Thirty five representatives from Council Bluffs Cedar Rapids Central Davenport Mason City and Sioux City are expected to attend.
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Hawkeye
The
Telephone Pioneers of America
Roosevelt Hotel
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
Central
Davenport
Mason City
Sioux City
Tele phone workers banquet features state speakers
Spencer Des Moines and Waterloo districts will attend a banquet for 200 telephone workers Friday evening. Keynote speaker is O. W. Selindh assistant vice president of Northwestern Bell. Other speakers include Isabelle Milbourn Hawkeye chapter president and R. M. Rook district traffic superintendent. Kenneth Jernigan director for the Iowa commission of the blind will receive a monetary gift for a talking book machine project.
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O. W. Selindh
Northwestern Bell
Isabelle Milbourn
Hawkeye
R. M. Rook
Kenneth Jernigan
Iowa Commission of the Blind
Scout project stirs tension on The Donna Reed Show
A late Thursday episode of The Donna Reed Show features Jeff presenting a Scout project that unsettles his family. The program airs at 7 p.m. on TV 9, setting up a family moment and comic clash over the project.
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Jeff
Donna Reed
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