Dr. Robert Ray Named Extension Dean at SUI
The state board of regents approved appointing Dr. Robert F. Ray as dean of the extension division at the University of Iowa Iowa City. He replaces Robert J. Blakely and will remain professor and dean of special services. Ray's salary rises from 15700 to 16000 with the new deanship. The regents also discussed honorary degrees, human relations committee at ISU, and architectural work distribution. They approved Iowa City property buys for 25500 and 22000 and asked the law college to verify if the Daily Iowan is a legal newspaper for notices.
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DES Moines
State Board of Regents
Robert F. Ray
University of Iowa, Iowa
City
Robert J. Blakely
SUI
Ray
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Enery Commission
Virgil M. Hancher
Herbert Hoover
Earl Warren
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Varsity Heights
William M
Helen B. Byington
Riverside Drive
Mary E. Spence
Hancher
SUI Law College
Daily Iowan
Iowa
Chamberlain Real Estate
Earl Chamberlain
1St Ave
Ft Marshalltown
Wellman Trucker Loses Foot Delivering Corn
Walter Miller, a Wellman truck driver, lost his right foot Thursday when it was caught in a gear at the Eldon Schlabaugh farm. He was transported to Mercy Hospital in Iowa City for treatment.
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Wellman
Walter Miller
Eldon Schlabaugh
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
ISEA Honors Margar et Ann MacDonald Life Member
Margar et Ann MacDonald, a Cedar Rapids teacher, is awarded a life membership in the Iowa State Education Association. She served 47 years in Cedar Rapids schools, teaching at Madison Jackson Hayes Polk and Franklin Junior High before retiring in June 1961. The certificate grants regular ISEA membership privileges without further dues.
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Iowa State Education Assn
Margaret Ann MacDonald
Cedar Rapids
ISEA
Des Moines
Miss MacDonald
Sixtteenth Street
Cedar Rapiids
Madison
Jackson, Hayes and Polk
Franklin
Itas
Renovation of SUI Sub Station Okayed
The Iowa Board of Regents approved a major reconstruction of the University of Iowa campus electrical interconnection called a sub station. Located north of Burlington Street and west of tracks, the project links SUI power with Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co. facilities. A preliminary budget of 101000 was set for the interconnection work and a system more than twice the current capacity is planned. The university will seek interim legislative approval and 8000 for planning. Funding comes from utility improvement funds provided by the 1961 General Assembly.
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Des Moines
University of Iowa
State Board of Regents
Burlington Street
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City Railway Co
SUI Electrical System
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
SUI
Regents
University
General Assembly
Two Juveniles Nabbed For Decorah Breakins
Decorah police report two boys aged 15 and 16 were nabbed Friday night and confessed to multiple thefts. They admitted breaking into Mac's 66 service, Alm's service station, Decorah High School, and a series of 16 shoplifting incidents, with cash taken totaling at least $42.
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Decorah
Mac’s 66
Alm
Reuther Attacks Kennedy Tax Plan as Too Weak
AFL CIO vice president Walter Reuther proposed a $1.50 weekly tax cut program asserting Kennedy's plan is not strong enough or timely. He claimed the simpler cut could be enacted quickly and yield $10 billion in a year, urging immediate spending boosts and wage policy to avoid recession.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Walter Reuther
Kennedy
Congress
Reuther
Crites and McConnell to design Iowa State dorm
Iowa State University selects Crites and McConnell of Cedar Rapids as architects for a new 1200 bed men’s dormitory valued at 5 million dollars to be completed by 1966. The two 9 or 10 story buildings will be linked by a dining lounge and kitchen unit. Russell and Lynch of Des Moines will design a 300000 dollar food stores addition to the Finley Hughes dorm.
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Des Moines
UPI
State Board of Regents
Iowa State
Ames
Crites and
McConnell
Cedar Rapids
Finley-Hughes
Russell and Lynch
Traer Clutier approve 500000 bond for HS addition
The Traer Clutier school district approved a 500000 bond issue with 635 yes and 392 no, delivering a 61.8 percent majority. Traer voted 520 yes 174 no while Clutier tallied 115 yes 218 no for the high school addition and remodeling plan.
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Traer
Traer-Clutier
Clutier
Kalona Woman Dies While Vacationing in Mississippi
Mrs. E. J. Hesselschwerdt of Kalona died Friday in Gulfport Mississippi while vacationing with her husband. He operated a Kalona store for 50 years. Survivors include her husband a son and two daughters. Funeral home plans a Monday viewing and tentative services for Tuesday at the Methodist church with burial at Sharon Hill.
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Kalona
E. J. Hesselschwerdt
Gulfport
Miss
Fifty Mile Hike Challenge Draws Iowa Walkers
A West Central junior high instructor William Burke plans to hike from Waterloo to Maynard aiming under 10 hours. Five Decorah Boy Scouts trek from Osage to Decorah with aims near 3.44 miles per hour. Additional groups hike Manchester to Waterloo and Manchester to Dubuque led by college students.
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William Burke
West Central School
Waterloo
Maynard
Decorah
Osage
Manchester
Dubuque
Three Iowa freshmen hike 20 miles to Cedar Rapids airport road
Donald Eels Jerome Cross both of Vinton and Maris Chulis of Richmond Heights Mo left downtown Iowa City at 2 45 a m for Highway 218 a 20 mile trek to the airport arriving 7 50 a m A car following them clocked the mileage Mike Kissinger of Hawkeye and Charles Russi of Baltimore Md accompanied the hikers They ate sugar cubes and candy bars and wore four sweat shirts heavy trousers four pairs of gloves face masks heavy socks and walking shoes
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University of Iowa
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Donald Eels
Jerome Cross
Vinton
Maris Chulis
Richmond Heights
Mike Kissinger
Hawkeye
Charles Russi
Baltimore
Sabula Boys Walk 57 Miles for Kennedy Challenge
Five Sabula high school boys and Hoyer's sister walked 57 miles round trip from Sabula to Maquoketa and back in a Kennedy Challenge display of fitness. Start time was about 4 15 a.m. with five finishers returning around 8 30 p.m. Participants were Denny Hoyer David Behan Dick Haynes Bob Gillespie and Gary Marburger. Wendy Hoyer joined at Maquoketa and completed the return leg.
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Sabula
Maquoketa
Kennedy
Denny Hoyer
David Behan
Dick Haynes
Bob Gillespie
Gary Marburger
Hoyer
Wendy
Circulation of Newspapers Up Across the Nation
The Editor and Publisher reports U S daily newspaper circulation rose to 59 848 688 as of Sept 30 1962 with 1 760 daily papers, one fewer than 1961. The downturns predicted by some did not come and circulation is expected to grow as the postwar baby crop ages into the 1964 65 buying period.
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New York
Students Complete 50-Mile Hike Led by Klute
Darryl Klute, 19, of Sioux City, paced the 50 mile hike in 9 hours 45 minutes while some classmates dropped out along the route on Friday.
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Darryl Klute
Sioux City
Students plan long hike from Sioux City to Le Mars and back
A total of nine teens divided by schools trek a 50 mile route on a weekend hike. Leeds high school group aims for nine hours for the round trip. North Junior high group plans a more relaxed pace with a 16 hour limit.
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Sioux City
UPI
le Mars
Leeds High School
North
Seize Liquor Close Sallys Tavern Davenport
Davenport officials closed Sallys tavern after a federal visit. A pitcher tested positive for alcohol while two glasses contained more than 4 percent alcohol. Sally Wilcher may appeal within five days.
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Davenport
Ray O'Brien
Sally
Sally Wilcher
Omaha
Jack Owens
Cedar Rapids
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division
Internal Revenue Service
Owens
John Iverson
Muscatine Chamber backs liquor-by-the-drink plan
The Muscatine Chamber of Commerce unanimously approved a resolution urging the Iowa legislature to pass enforceable legislation authorizing the sale of liquor by the drink. The group urged quick action to broaden alcohol service in the state.
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Muscatine
Muscatine Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
Adventists Oppose Sunday Sales Bill in Iowa
Seventh Day Adventists in Iowa oppose a senate bill to ban general merchandise sales on Sundays. They call the measure unfair for favoring some businesses over others and warn it could restrain trade and burden the public. M. D. Howard of West Des Moines cites freedoms as the core concern.
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Iowa
South Sioux City Mayor Denounces Liquor Fund Claim
South Sioux City Mayor Merle Haynes wrote to Governor Harold Hughes calling reports of a $50,000 liquor fund to keep Iowa dry a huge joke. He said he conducted a personal investigation and found the fund story untrue.
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South Sioux City, Neb
UPI
South Sioux City
Neb
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Merle Haynes
Decorah Driver Escapes Tank Truck Explosion
Decorah resident Ted Hovy a Farm Services bulk tank driver escaped injury when his truck exploded on a county road one mile east of Decorah. He had parked the vehicle at a farmhouse to write a delivery receipt when the tank burst into flames. the load included gasoline and fuel oil.
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The
Gazette
Decorah
Ted Hovy
Farm Services
Hovy
Here
Malaya Armed Forces Chief Says 500 Communists Hiding
Kuala Lumpur AP reports Malaya's armed forces chief states 500 communist terrorists are hiding in the Thai Malayan border area. The claim underscores ongoing security concerns along the frontier.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Little Things in Classifieds Drive Notable Results
A small ad approach proves effective as brief want ads yield tangible responses. Local merchants and individuals report higher engagement from concise notices, suggesting readers react to crisp, targeted postings. Even modest listings draw attention when clearly stated and easy to act on.
Price Strip Shows 3 Day and 7 Day Rates
Read as a compact price list indicating daily rates for 3 days at 1.80, 2.70, 3.60, and 4.50 and a 7 day rate of 910. The fragment hints at time-based charges, but the exact product or service is unclear.
Cash In Advance for Classified Ads in The Gazette
Notice states classifications 8 9 10 19 require cash in advance and The Gazette will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. Readers are urged to pay for out of town want ads in advance.
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Gazette
Classified
3Rd Ave. SE
Deadlines for Want Ads at Dial EM 2-1121 Weekdays
Publication deadlines outline daily cutoffs for want ads. Weekdays require 11 a.m. for same day publication. Sunday and Saturday deadlines are 5 p.m. for the following publication.
Local ads list dining and services in Cedar Rapids area
A collage of small ads lists venues, services, jobs and classifieds in Cedar Rapids area including Butterly Cafe Prairie Moon Ballroom and local inns. It features dining and dancing options, real estate and remodeling services, employment offers, baby sitting, and various repair and maintenance advertisements. The page highlights local businesses and personal notices within the community.
Local Tax Service Listings Include Several Providers
A directory style entry lists multiple income tax and accounting services with addresses and contact numbers. Providers include bookeeping and tax services at Ellis Boulevard Northwest, Wright's Tax Service on 32nd Street Northeast, Bill Hale Tax Service on 3rd Street Southwest, and Allen-Graham at 404 Guaranty Building, with various EM telephone codes.
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ATB
Income
Ellis Blvd
Wright's
32Nd
St. NE
B.W. Tax & Accounting Service
Bill Hale
St. SW
Allen-Graham
Guaranty
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Robert Ray
ISU
James H. Hilton
Hilton
Maurice Crabbe
Eagle Grove
Board of Regents
29Th St
MacDonald
C. R. Architects
Traer - Clutier
Associated Press
Charles Rotman
St. SE
Armstrong's
Guaranty Bldg
Harvey Smith
the Gazette
Laverns
Adventists
Town & Country Shopping
Gmail
Dorothy
Mortuaries—Monuments
Novak Monument CO
Ave
Dial
Charlie's Pizza House
Paving Ag
Amana
Rosen’s Tailor Shop
Perchandiss Riving
4Th St
Walmar’s
Paramount Theater
Perse
Stohls
Tailor Shop
Ind Ave
de Salvatio
ARMY
Mga RO
Siegel
2Nd Ave. S.E
Irene
Rawson
3Rd
Butterfly Cafe
Jerry Esther
Marjorie T Tieden
Johnny Koteleen
Prairie Moon
Prairieburg
Draport Inn
Marion
Uptown
Arion
Beacon Lounge
Lisbon
Zeman
AL Rangers
EMM Eagles
16Th Ave
Rowe
CONTR
HATCH
Rook Man Co
Morris
Merritt
Ronnie
Horan
Karsey
S.W
John Fields
Sears Repair Shop
W. Lyman
Lyle Godfrey
Heck
Ionn Wyant
Harry
Bob Waddington
Ed Rathie
Spiyeways
Fred Acorn
Ed Simon
H & R Block CO
Ave. SE
Sun
Gopur
Saan Lee
Richmond
Sean
Arthur Aight
Myers
Eban
Lincoln Way
Udmila
6Th Ave
S.E
QUAKER OATS COMPANY _An
Victor Old Name Company
America
Ictor Comptometer Corp
Frrigat
IBM
OUR
Merchants National Bank
Monema
Marengo
Ee Ross
Ae Eine
Dan
Roya
Tex
Delbert Ewoldt
Charles A. Vogel
Blairstown
van Horne
Brusha Real Estate
Rapids Board of Realtors
Guice
Bel Man
Oply
Hotel Roosevelt
Kan Ruess
Cowden
Hatman
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