Legion Chief Calls Legislature To Act On Child Aid Plan
DES MOINES UPI The national commander of the American Legion urged a joint session of the Town legislature to pass a five point public interest program for child welfare and drug control. He asked funds for the Iowa Soldiers Home at Marshalltown and outlined tests for PKU newborns safety glasses in schools and measures to protect abused children. He announced planning for an occupational therapy unit at the Soldiers Home costing 8500 to 10000 with work to start this spring.
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UPI
American Legion
Donald Johnson
Johnson West Branch
Legion
General Assembly
Iowa Soldiers
Marshalltown
Johnson
Iowa
Monkers
Iowa Soldiers Home
Man Admits 22 Cedar Rapids Burglaries Read in Local Wave
Cedar Rapids resident John Lacy Schaepperkotter, 22, admitted to 22 Cedar Rapids break ins along with 11 auto thefts and four other larcenies after a Sunday arrest following a high speed chase on the southwest side. Police say his plea helps resolve most burglaries linked to a late November wave.
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Jerry Elsez
Cedar Rapids
Marion
George Matias
Schaepperotter
Schaepperkotter
Iowa Chilled by Northerly Winds
Light snow and northerly winds moved into Iowa with colder temperatures. The Weather Bureau forecast generally light snowfall and subfreezing lows, with Monday night readings from 5 to 10 below in the northwest to 5 to 18 above in the southeast.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Weather Bureau
FDA Restricts Methamphetamine Nasal Inhalers to Prescriptions
In a federal register policy, the FDA bans sale of methamphetamine nasal inhalers without a prescription due to widespread abuse. Commissioner George Larrick cited rising misuse from 1959 to 1964, with cases concentrated in Colorado Illinois Iowa Kentucky Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Texas and Indiana. He noted that pep pills face similar bootleg traffic despite prescription status.
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ASTON
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Federal Register
George Larrick
Food and Drugs
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Illinois
Iowa
Kentucky
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Missouri
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Oklahoma
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Newark Youth Corps Project a Success in City
Newark reports the first National Neighborhood Youth Corps project has placed 348 youths ages 16 to 21 in city work roles earning 1.25 dollars an hour. Participants perform tasks from tree trimming to library work while many attend night school. Officials cite reduced dropouts, restored self respect, and hope for permanent city employment as promising indicators.
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New Newark
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Labor
Wirtz
Washington
Dominick Spina
Kosygin Returns From Asian Trip Amidunity Talks
Premier Kosygin cut short an 11 day Asian tour by pledging Soviet military aid to North Vietnam and meeting Chinese leaders in Peking. He held a 25 minute private session with Brezhnev on arrival, stressing communist unity while Moscow and Peking showed no progress on key disputes. The March 1 Moscow conference to unite communists faces Chinese and North Vietnamese skepticism.
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Moscow
Premie Kosygin
North Vietnam
Peking
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Brezhnev
Hanoi
Pyongyang
China
North Korea
Firstland
Dmitry
Hw Noliretinov
Rodion Malinovsky
Pan Tsvn-li
Johnson urges sweeping crime drive for Washington
President Johnson called for a broad program to make Washington a model city including self-government, school and welfare improvements, rapid transit, and housing. He urged higher police staffing, tougher pistol registration, stronger courts and corrections, and efforts to curb crime causes.
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UPI
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Rich Voice Silenced By Cancer
Santa Monica notes the death of Nate King Cole at 45 after lung cancer surgery on January 25. Hospitalized December 8 for a respiratory ailment, his illness worsened last week. he canceled a Las Vegas fan engagement and was replaced by Frank Sinatra at Los Angeles music center. He leaves wife Maria, daughters Carol Natalie and twins Casey Timothn, and adopted son Nat Kelly. His early career began with a 14 piece band earning $1.50 nightly.
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Calif
Nate‘King” Cole
Cole
St. John’s Hospital
Sands Hotel
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
New Music Center
Frank Sinatra
Maria
Carol
Natalie
Casey and
Timothn
Nat Kelly
SAC To Close Operations in Britain April
The article reports SAC plans to close seven overseas bases including operations in Britain by April 1 after 14 years. It notes the Baysmouth, Portsmouth, and Brooklyn yards are affected and that remaining bases will shift to West Germany for transit duties. It also covers a profile of Nat King Cole and a note on defense economy measures.
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Defense
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Brooklyn Navy Yards
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Menti
Long Beach
Calif
California
Ballots of Steel Union Impounded in Indiana Case
A federal judge in Hammond Indiana ruled that nearly 8000 ballots from the United Steelworkers union presidential race would remain impounded pending a decision on vote rigging charges in a large local union dispute.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Hammond
Ind
United Steelworkers
Small Fry Raise Fund for Pianist in Harlem
Michael Steinberg, a Long Island pianist, plans to compete in the Chopin International in Warsaw after a Harlem community center school of the arts raised over 600 dollars. About 190 pupils, mostly Black, ages 3 to 17, organized a Sunday recital led by Miss Dorothy Maynor to cover his travel costs. The event drew more than 800 attendees across racial lines, and Steinberg praised the children for their support and resolve.
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Long Island
Poland
Michael Steinberg
Steinberg
Harlem Community Center School of the Arts
Warsaw
Dorothy Maynor
St. James Presbyterian Church
Maynor
How Do You Do Grow Up Joke From Family Friend
A humorous quip where a boy greets an old family friend with a polite greeting and a cheeky request to leave, highlighting a child's growth and social timing. The line captures light, playful etiquette and the punchline hinges on politeness masking impatience.
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