Spriesterbach Named DeanP to lead Iowa Graduate College
Chicago AP reports Monday receipts at 13 000 cattle and 8 000 hogs with top hogs at 18 75 for the week. Slaughter cattle, steers and heifers show varied prime, high choice, and good ranges. cows and bulls list lower prices. Sheep and lamb markets steady to higher with overall weekly totals near 36 100, the smallest in years for a normal marketing week.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Ééc Farmagueray Nm
Hvi
Des Moines scholars named Iowa grad college leaders
Duane C Spriestersbach professor of speech pathology at the University of Iowa was appointed dean of the U of I graduate college. Associate dean Orville A Hitchcock named after seminary service. both appointments effective March 1. Also named David C Montgomery associate professor in physics and astronomy. board approves $11 250 nine month salary and purchase of a faculty housing property at 32 800.
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Des Moines
Duane C. Spriestersbach
University of Iowa
U. of I. Graduate College
State Board of Regents
Orville A. Hitchcock
Hitchcock
John Weaver
Iowa
Ohio State University
Spriestersbach
U. of S
National Institutes of Health
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
American University
Washington, D.C
University of Akron
University
Graduate College
David C. Montgomery
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Greenbelt
University of Wisconsin
Princeton
National Science Foundation
Bruce E. Mahan
Melrose Avenue
Iowa City
Mahan
U. of S. Extension Division
Budget Cut Sparks Regents Push for More State Support
DES MOINES The state board of regents condemned the governor’s budget cuts for the three state colleges noting the shortfall would affect 32,000 current students and 5,000 potential enrollees. They urged adequate funding to avoid tuition hikes or cuts, and scheduled a briefing with House and Senate appropriations subcommittees to explain needs and seek support.
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Phyllis Fleming
Des Moines
State Board of Regents
Iowa
Board of Regents
House
Senate
Iowa Hog Market Receipts and Pig Carcass Prices Update
AP dispatch from Des Moines reports estimated receipts Friday at 42 000 with weekly 46 000 and yearage 34 000. Demand is good barrows and gilts mostly steady with some 10 to 25 cent gains. sows generally steady with some 25 cent increases. Prices listed for U S grades and weight ranges across barrows gilts and sows. values shown for 200 270 lb bands and mixed grade classifications.
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Iowa
Hogs Des Moines
USDA
U. S
Cedar Rapids hog market holds steady prices for weekend trade
Cedar Rapids hog market prices were steady Saturday with Friday bulk 200 to 230 pound butchers at 16.75 to 17.00 and packing sows under 300 pounds bid 14.50 to 14.75. Price differentials apply by weight and grade, with adjustments for heavy weights.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa City rejects central business rezoning plan
The Iowa City Planning and Zoning Commission approved Earl Stewart’s recommendation to abstain from expanding the central business district at this time. They will study revitalization needs, parking, and feasible methods before approving any new CBD conversions.
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Iowa City
Iowa City Planning and Zoning Commission
Earl Stewart
Stewart
Commission
Fairbanks Investment Mutual Co
Dubuque
Burlington
Nas
Motor
New City
Hughes Sets Special Election For Benton Tama Senate
DES MOINES Under Iowa law the vacancy in the state senate from the death of Senator R. O. Burrows must be filled by a special election to be set by Gov Harold Hughes. Burrows represented the Twenty second district Benton and Tama counties. Republican and Democratic committees must name delegates for a district convention to pick nominees for the unexpired term. Services for Burrows will be held at Peffers funeral home Belle Plaine at 2 p.m. Monday with an official delegation to attend and the senate recesses for the session.
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Des Moines
State
Senate
R. O. Burrows
Belle Plaine
Harold Hughes
Burrows
Benton
Tama
Republican
Democratic
Senator Burrows
Peffers Funeral Home
State School Chief Targeted in Resolution Over Conduct
Des Moines reports that state superintendent Paul Johnston faces a resolution filed by Reps Kenneth Robinson and D Vincent Mayberry urging an investigation into the Department of Public Instruction. The measure accuses Johnston of a dictatorial attitude and kangaroo court tactics, citing harm to schools and officials and urging action to stop such conduct. Johnston has supported school reorganizations and higher standards, drawing criticism from small schools’ backers.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kenneth Robinson
Bayard
D. Vincent Mayberry
Fort Dodge
State Department of Public Instruction
Paul Johnston
Johnston
U S Cattle at All Time High as Herds Grow
The U S Department of Agriculture reports cattle and calves on U S farms reached a record 107.2 million as of Jan 1, up from 106.7 million in 1964. Dairy cows fell 3 percent while non dairy cattle rose for the seventh year, and hogs and sheep declined to record lows.
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Agriculture Department
U.S
Department
Two Day Bridge Tourney at Coe Campus
A two day duplicate bridge tournament was underway on the Coe campus with Marion and Cedar Rapids women assisting as qualified bridge masters. John Mankopf, the sophomore and tournament chairman, said 24 couples are entered. Competition began Saturday morning in the men's TV lounge, with final rounds at 1 30 p.m. Sunday.
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Coe
Marion
Cedar Rapids
John Stamy
D. W. Moranville
John Mankopf
Tne
Fire at Decorah Beer Plant Causes $20000 Loss
A Decorah fire at the Minowa Beer Sales plant Saturday evening caused an estimated $20000 in damage. The blaze began around 8 30 p m in the garage portion of a 110 by 50 foot one story cement block building and spread to a storage area above the office. All records survived though the office suffered smoke and water damage. Three trucks were moved out. one was badly damaged and the others had smoke damage. Several thousand cases of beer were destroyed. The Carlson Co owns the building.
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Gazette Decorah
Minowa
M. J. Anderson
The
Carlson Co
British Open to Peace Talks in Vietnam Reach
Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart said Britain will join Vietnam peace talks if there is some prospect of settlement. The remark was delivered Saturday in Hillingdon England and reflects a cautious approach to negotiations.
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Hillingdon
England
Michael Stewart
Britain
Vietnam
Three Car Crash Injures Cedar Rapids Men
A three vehicle collision on Sixth Street Road SW in Cedar Rapids injured three men. Max Basemann, 23, suffered chest injuries and was admitted to Mercy Hospital in fair condition. Eldon Kadera, 33, sustained neck ankle and rib injuries and was taken to St Luke’s Hospital with no condition reported. Kenneth Buresh, 40, had minor rib injuries treated at St Luke’s and released. Police say all three drove separate cars. Basemann headed south while Kadera and Buresh headed north. All cars were demolished and the crash remains under investigation.
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Cedar Rapids
Sixth Street
Max C. Basemann
Mercy Hospital
Eldon Kadera
Swisher
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kenneth Buresh
Route One
Fairfax
St. Luke’s
Basemann
Kadera
Baresh
Fire Destroys Barn Near Central City
Firefighters from Central City Prairieburg and Alburnett battled a barn blaze at the Dick Schmid farm three miles southeast of Central City. A large quantity of hay burned while small pigs were lost. Causes linked to a defective heat lamp.
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Central City
Dick Schmid
Here
Prairieburg
Alburnett
Central City Department
Services Monday for James Mumma in Iowa City
James Mumma 88 of Coralville died Friday in an Iowa City hospital after a 45 year residence in Iowa. A former teacher at North Liberty Springville Tiffin and Lone Tree he is survived by a son a daughter and six grandchildren. Services Monday at 11 a.m. at the Oathout funeral home with calling hours Sunday evening.
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Iowa City
James Mumma
Coralville
Iowa
North Liberty
Springville
Tiffin
Lone Tree
Oathout
Connie Stevens Joins George Burns On HOLLY WOOD PALACE
Connie Stevens appears with host George Burns on HOLLY WOOD PALACE at 8 30 Saturday night on Channel 9 announcing the TV lineup and guest stars for the week.
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Connie Stevens
George Burns
Hollywood Palace
Channel 9
Fisheree At Hannen Lake Set For Sunday
VINTON The Red Cedar chapter of the Izaak Walton League will hold a Fisheree at Hannen lake near Blairstown Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Prizes will be awarded and bait and fishing equipment are available. A lunch counter will operate.
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Vinton
Red Cedar
Izaak Walton League
Hannen Lake
Blairstown
Bender couple buys site at 2050 Country Club Drive Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Dean H Bender of Cedar Rapids purchased a building site at 2050 Country Club Drive within McGowans Country Club Additions. Sale was handled by Thomas E McGowan Inc Realtors.
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Dean H. Bender
Cedar Rapids
Country Club Drive
McGowan’s Country Club Additions
Thomas E
McGowan, Inc., Realtors
Marion area church notices and community events
Local notices list a Valentine party by Merry Makers Blue Bird group at Mrs. Wilbur Miller’s home. Anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cherry noted. Various church services across Marion area with pastors, service times, sermon topics, and Sunday school schedules. Also classifieds include Want Ads and medical update for Mrs. Ray C. McCalley.
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Merry Makers Blue Bird Group
Wilbur Miller
Car Drops into Creek In Iowa City Hospitalized Family
A Bridgeton Missouri family of four were injured in a one car crash on highway 218 near Hills. Richard Gittus 39 suffered a concussion and was listed in good condition. Douglas 11 had fractured ribs and a hand. Louise 37 received a scalp laceration and Darin 4 bruised jaw. The car left the road on ice and plunged 200 feet into a creek. Mrs Gittus and Darin were treated and released.
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Iowa City
Bridgeton
University
Hills
Richard Gittus
Douglas
Louise Gittus
Darin
Darin, 4, Was Treated For A Bruised Jaw. Mrs. Gittus
Johnson County
Bud Sueppel
Gittus
Family of Eight Left Homeless After Fire
A Cresco fire destroyed a home and a garage, leaving Harold Henderson his wife and six children homeless and with no possessions. No injuries were reported. The house near Cedar Rapids and owned by Mrs Ray Condon, ages of the children range from 9 to 244 months.
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Cresco
Harold Henderson
Here
Ray Condon
Ceidar Rapids
Documentary FDR Explores The Hundred Days
A KCRG TV 9 Saturday night program delves into Franklin D Roosevelt and the Hundred Days regulatory push. The feature highlights early New Deal actions, key agencies, and impacts on American policy, with archival footage and expert commentary.
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South Vietnamese General Warns of More Terror Tactics
Washington AP brief: Major General Do Cao Tri, commander of South Vietnam's Second Army Corps, says communist guerrillas will likely intensify terror tactics against American bases and personnel as their offensive continues.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Do Cao Tri
Second Army Corps
Gazette Want Ads Action Sparks Quick Results
Quick and thirty action from Gazette Want Ads prompts readers to call 362 1121 to place an advertisement. The terse note highlights rapid responses and easy participation for classifieds.
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Chicago Livestock
Ican Speech and Hearing Assn
American Cleft Palate Assn
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Winona State Teachers College
Minnesota
Amer
By Jo Fischer
Frui
Gal Friedlen
C. R. Markets
Dubuque and
Zoning Commission
UPI
Decorah
Chuck
Cebuhar
Peoples Trust Department
Cedar Rapids, Lowa
Veteresit Insurance Corpora
Pea Ederal Reserve System
Marion Churches
Farmers State Bank
Adv
Elmer Cherry
Fourteenth Street
Bethel Baptist
BGC
Paul H. Stenstrom
Gift of Mercy
First Baptist
Lawrence B. Sprankle
Father’s House
Grace Baptist
Russell D. Swift
St. Joseph’s Catholic
William H. Blessington
John G. Barnes
James J. McBride
Church Land
Christian
Her Gazette
Dia
Ray C. McCalley
Thirty-fifth Street
17Th St. N.E
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
William E. Biedermann
John W. Gannett
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Misssouri Synod
E. L. Brandt
Harold T. Rasche
First Methodist
Lloyd C. Kellams
Prairie Chapel Methodist
Clyde C. Scott
First Presbyterian
Jean P. Hayter
Reformed Presbyterian
Robert B. McCracken
Church of God
W. J. Kuryluk
United Seventh Day Brethren
W. Allen Bond
Viet Red
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First Avenue NE
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