Marion Senior Urges U S Aid for Asia in Talks
Marion high school senior Ed Edlin argues in Cedar Rapids that U S aid to Asian nations serves strategic security aims rather than moral goals. He cites a navy admiral and believes money cannot solve many problems, plans to study mathematics or philosophy at Chicago or Iowa, and comes from Marion with two sisters and broad interests.
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U.S
Cedar Rapids
United States
Sam
Ed Edlin
Marion High School
U.S. Navy
Toress
Probi Us
University of Chicago
University of Iowa
Richard Edlin
Fairview Drive
Elaine
Jean Anne
Edmond
Cedar Rapids school board expands investment powers
Iowa changes allow districts to invest idle general fund money. At a December 7 meeting the Cedar Rapids board authorized two officers to invest surplus funds between meetings, with bank officers empowered to approve investments. The move aims to stabilize funding amid monthly tax receipts and payroll outlays.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Otto Wiedersberg
Charles Krejci
State Department of Public Instruction
State Banking Commission
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Fulbright Grants to West Germans in 1965
BONN UP I reports nearly 100 Fulbright scholarships will be available in 1965 for West German students and university graduates to study in the United States. The Fulbright Commission notes program funds and related investments aim to balance schoolhouse building costs and future bond expenditures in Cedar Rapids.
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Lin Lown
Nynhs
Wiedersberg
Heling
Aatiigeie
Cedar Rapids
Youth Finds Plane Wreckage in Alabama Swamp
Uriah Alabama dispatch reports a youth hunting squirrels in a swamp northwest of town found the wreckage of a light plane that crashed three and a half years ago. Two people were lost in the crash according to authorities. The Evergreen highway patrol is handling the discovery.
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John Leu
Nashville
Uriah, Ala
Here
Luther To Host Second Institute for Scandinavian Educators
Luther college plans a second Institute in American Studies for Scandinavian educators on its Decorah campus from June 28 to July 31, 1965. The 1964 program welcomed 25 Norwegian teachers with on campus classes and Midwest field trips. Instructors include Dr. Knut Gunderson, Dr. Harold Swance, Dr. Harland Nelson, Miss Clara Paulson, and Dr. David Johnson. courses cover English, American literature, society, and life in the United States.
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Decorah
Luther College
Luther
Knut Gunderson
Midwest
Harold Swance
Harland Nelson
Clara Paulson
David Johnson
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