Television Listings Compile for Cedar Rapids Ames and More
TV guide style rundown listing stations WAT 2 Cedar Rapids Das Moines WHBF Rock Island WGAD Molins WOL Ames KORG Cedar Rapids WOC Davenport KROC Rochester KWWA Waterloo KI Waterloo WHO Das Moines KRIN LaCrosse WKBT Dover City WHO-Das Moines 32-KRIN Waterllo Friday night schedule includes Weather, Hee Haw, Hollywood Square, Charlie Brow Anniversary, Chico and Friends, Mission Imp. News, Movie listings and multiple local programs across CBS and other networks.
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Postal-Related Supplies In Post Offices Doomed
New York report notes Jan 1 deadline looms for copying tax forms and buying wrapping supplies at local post offices. Subcommittees urge ending sale of mail preparation items and banning photocopying contracts as reforms come late to curb the postal service deficit and protect small retailers.
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Dupuytren's contracture explained with palm tissue changes risks
A medical note discusses Dupuytren's contracture or palmar fibromatosis. It covers age and sex risk, heredity, and the palmar aponeurosis thickening causing fingers to bend. Surgery varies in success, with aponeurosis removal offering best outcomes. a 1912 date marks Richard Nixon's birth.
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AFL-CIO presses for UAW reaffiliation effort
In New York AFL CIO leaders press UAW president Leonard Woodcock to vote for reaffiliation at next UAW executive board meeting. George Meany and Lane Kirkland visit Detroit as the 1.5 million member union faces a tough year and aims to secure unity at the upcoming UAW convention in March.
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Panel Has No Present Plans To Call Sinatra
Washington AP The senate intelligence committee has no present plans to call singer Frank Sinatra to testify about possible links between President Kennedy and the Mafia. A spokesman said he is not ruling out a future time if deemed helpful and rejected reports of tentative plans. Sinatra has been named as the man who introduced Kennedy to Judith Campbell Exner, who was connected with underworld figures Sam Giancana and John Rosselli during the CIA Cuba plots inquiry.
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Drunk Driving Arrests in Linn County
Three people face charges in Linn County after DUI incidents. Ronald E. Cable, 32, of 815 Elphth Street NW, was arrested Wednesday night after deputies investigated a car in a ditch at the county roads 55 and 10 junction. Sara W. Uohth, 26, Route Due, Center Point, was arrested Tuesday night after reportedly driving in circles on Mai Street in Center Point. Harley V. Andrews, 73, of Troy Mills, was arrested by state troopers Tuesday night.
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C R Man Arrested On Breakin Charge
John R. Severtson age 18 of 720 Eavyenne NW was charged with breaking and entering. He was arrested by Lint deputies on a warrant stemming from a change accusing him of a break in at 1014 Sixth Street SE. Merchandise valued at 580 was stolen. He remained in county jail Thursday in lieu of 310000 bond.
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Computer mailing error triggers marital strife at Chicago hotel
A Chicago hotel sent thousand of apology letters to wrong patrons after a computer mailing list mix up. The Oxford House used a computerized mailing, accidentally addressing 4000 Chicago residents who had never stayed there. About 1600 calls flooded the hotel as some recipients faced marital strife or divorce, though many spoke forgivingly after explanations.
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Dick Gregory Addresses Audience at Kirkwood College
Dick Gregory railed at racism and indoctrination for two hours in Kirkwood Town Hall. He blasted education, politics, and society while urging students to organize and act with honesty and integrity.
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Pittsburgh Teachers Defy Court Fine Threat Amid Strike
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers president Albert Fendy says members will return to work despite a contempt of court citation from Judge Donald Ziegler. The judge set fines at 25,000 dollars daily, rising by 10,000 for each additional strike day, over a halt affecting 62,000 pupils.
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Today Former Fresh clent Nixon is sixty three
Former Fresh clent Nixon is reported as turning 63 years old today.
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