Iowa City Coralville Seek Annexation Pact Edges
Johnson County planning committee advances talks between Iowa City and Coralville over annexation and sewage treatment. Officials report rough lines for possible annexation boundaries and note state law allows a 10 year contract via resolution with a public hearing before final action. Members from Coralville Iowa City University of Iowa and local districts participate as talks continue.
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Iowa City
Johnson County Regional Planning Commission
Coralville
Allen D. Vestal
Iowa City Council
Vestal
Murray Eyes Governor Bid
Former Iowa Republican gubernatorial candidate William G. Murray says he has not ruled out running for governor again in 1968. He remains on the sidelines while watching the G O P situation and notes a favorable reaction to Robert Ray’s bid, though he does not endorse.
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Centerville
Beck
G.O.P
Robert Ray
Murray
Ray
Burglars Hit Kauffman Elevator Office Details Unknown
Stanley burglars sacked the Kauffman elevator office Sunday night taking candy pop and from 5 to 10 dollars in change. Owner Jim Kauffman of Oelwein said entry was gained by breaking glass in a door.
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Stanley
Kauffman
Jim Kauffman
Oelwein
Vincent Short, 46, of Winthrop Dies
Vincent J. Short, a lifelong Winthrop farmer, died Monday in Independence hospital. Born May 18, 1921, he married Bernice May Franck on February 12, 1942, at Monti. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, a son, a grandson, three brothers, and two sisters. Services set for Thursday at 10 a.m. in St. Patrick's Church, Montt. Rosary Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Fawcett funeral home. call after 6 p.m. Tuesday.
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Winthrop
Vincent J. Short
Independence Hospital
Bernice May Franck
Monti
Tom Hoefer
Shirley
Margaret
Danny
P. J. Winthrop
Matthew
Masonville
Richard
Walker
Irene Huntington
Independence
A. J. McEnany
Ryan
St. Patrick’s Church
Montt
Fawcett Funeral Home
Iowa Dean Questions Need for Proposed Intermediate Degrees
Iowa City The University of Iowa graduate dean Duane C. Spriestersbach questions the need for an intermediate degree between a master’s and a PhD. He argues the doctorate remains best for college teachers and calls to emphasize teaching ability within doctoral training rather than add new degrees. He cites national shortages but warns the PhD standard should not be abandoned. He notes UI teaching research fellow program to blend teaching and research in doctorate preparation.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Duane C. Spriestersbach
U. of I
Northwestern
Indiana
University of Minnesota
Yale University
University of Toronto
University of Tennessee
University of Michigan
Spriestersbach
U. of IL
Luther College Wins NSF Grant For Chemistry Training Program
Luther college receives 6536 from the National Science Foundation to run a Secondary Science Training Program in chemistry. The program, for 24 high school students on campus from June 10 to July 19, is one of two NSF supported high school programs at Luther this summer. Dr. Walden Heine, assistant professor of chemistry, will direct the project.
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Decorah — Luther
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Davis County
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Chuck" Pazour
William
Bill" Salthan
Wayne R. Larson
Max Millner
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Bob" Smoker
Dale Armstrong
Dick" Hobel
Earl R. Miller
Inter-City Relocation Service
Erom
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Herb Henry
James
J. J." Scroggins
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Walt" Warnke
Jerry Jeffries
Merle Pratt
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Louie W. Scroggins
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Iowa U
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