Early Bloomed Apple Blossoms At Keith Bryan Residence
Motorists on highway 74 near Edgewood road and Wiley boulevard NW slow to glimpse a yard display. A tree laden with artificial apple blossoms decorates the Keith Bryan residence at 3591 F avenue NW, placed by Kenneth Bryan and friends after collecting discard blooms from a downtown store.
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Antarctic supercontinent hypothesis revived by OSU professor
Ohio State University geology professor Dr. James Schopf returned from Antarctica with evidence of a single fossil plant across Antarctica Australia Africa India and South America, supporting a former Gondwanaland. He notes identical growth rings and climate implications, arguing major continental drift and climate change since the Permian era.
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UPI
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Gondwana
Cub Scouts Honor Pack 77 Members at Trinity Lutheran
Awards were presented Thursday at Trinity Lutheran church to Pack 77 members Kevin Mumford Steven Kepros Guy Bangs Bruce Werning Spencer Krueger Michael Magoon Dennis McDonald Steven Ellestad Francis Schroeder Steven Bruzek and Douglas Kehm. The notice also mentions Rotary Club round table and Optimist Club talks scheduled and event cancellations for the Service Club Olympics.
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Guy Bangs
Bruce Werning
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Dennis McDonald
Steven Ellestad
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Steven Bruegek
Douglas Kehm
Grand Union bank robbery suspect identified as Grant Lauer
An elderly West Union man, Grant Lauer, 72, faces charges after robbing a First Western bank branch of 580 dollars using a printed filing card to threaten tellers. Lauer, a former state rep and longtime insurance official, is described as frail and well known in Fayette county. Services pending.
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Manchester Man Fined Fifty Dollars on Traffic Charge
Ronald L. Jacobson 25 of Manchester was fined fifty dollars and costs for failing to have his car under control. He was hospitalized after his car overturned near Seventh Street SW and Tenth Avenue on Feb 18 at 10 35 p.m. The fine was imposed by Municipal Judge Loren Hullin.
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Manchester
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St.Joffense
Luke’s Hospital
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Tenth
BE. Cohn & Sons
Istreet SW
Adv
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Plan Monument To 3 Defectors
Formosa plans to erect a monument for three Chinese communist sailors who defected to Matsu last Sunday and died when their seaplane was shot down over the Formosa strait. Defense Minister Chiang Ching-kuo announced the plan in a closed session of the Legislative Yuan.
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Formosa Strait
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Surgeon urges more study in head injuries
Chicago surgeon Dr. Joseph Evans calls for better research on treatment and rehabilitation of head injuries. He cites 23.1 million annual U.S. cases from auto accidents, notes head injuries dominate disabling crash injuries, and stresses need for data, prevention, facilities, and long term rehab.
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Joseph Evans
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Earl Walker
Johns Hopkins University
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New Library Adds Forty Seven Titles On Race Religion And Society
The C R Library announces a new list Earth An Encyclical Letter of Books for Brotherhood with 37 titles for children youths and adults. It spans works from Pope John XXIII to Davis O Brien and Hentoff covering intergroup relations secular city race relations and Christian unity. The list runs August 1964 through July 1968 and includes: Poverty in Plenty The Secular City The Anguish of Extremism Race Relations in Transition Mississippi The Long Hot Summer and more reflecting urbanization equality and diversity themes.
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Brotherhood
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Dunne
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O’brien
Vane
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Bea
Mile Clana
Clark
Boyle
Ehle
Klein
Crosby
South
Vander Zanden
Mississippi
McCord
Simpson
Yinger
Kennedy
the Brotherhood
Equality
Hentoff
Complaints Against Iowa Bar Owners Pouring In
Dozens of complaints pour into the Iowa Liquor Control Commission monthly with about half from bar operators. Acting enforcement officer E. J. McCarthy says bar owners are a key source of information and that complaints allege after hours sales bootlegging or a public club with a cheaper private license. Citizens and other agencies also file reports. nearly 2,000 complaints have been received since liquor by the drink became legal in Town on July 4, 1963.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Iowa Liquor Control Commission Office
Commission
E. J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Astronauts Borman and Schirra Arrive in Seoul for goodwill visit
Visit by Frank Borman and Walter Schirra follows a two day goodwill trip in Seoul after arriving from Japan. The astronauts will meet officials and attend cultural events during the stay.
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Walter Schirra
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