Red Cross volunteers sought for three evening training
Linn County Red Cross announces a three night volunteer training course next week. Sessions run Monday Wednesday and Thursday from 7 30 to 9 30 pm at the Granby building headquarters for current volunteers and new applicants to join various hospital and community service programs.
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Linn County
Red Cross
John Walker
Granby Building
Brejcha
Walker
Frank Nye
Eric Koch
Donald E. Smith
Coe To Hold 30th Invi tational High School Speech Tourname
More than 20 schools entered the 30th annual Coe Invitational high school speech tournament set for Friday and Saturday January 21 and 22. Lynn Engdahl of the Coe speech department said over 200 students would compete in six sections. Individual and team trophies will be awarded by Pi Kappa Delta for oratory extemporaneous speaking radio speaking oral interpretation impromptu speaking and Aohata. Competition opens Friday morning and ends with a noon awards banquet Saturday.
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Lynn Engdahl
Coe
Omaha
Pi Kappa Delta
Fee-Splitting Condemned by Surgeons Unit
The American College of Surgeons condemns fee-splitting as an evil practice. A manifesto sent to 26,000 fellows states inducement occurs when a referral earns a share of the surgeon’s fee. It urges referring physicians to bill patients directly when part of the operating team.
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Chicago
American College of Surgeons Con
East German College Defines Proper Surgical Referral Policy
Berlin AP Hans Bents ien a minister of culture has liberalized East Germany's intellectual life and has fired a surgeon who was replaced by a veteran communist Klaus Gysi. The college said every veteran should have assurance that referrals to surgeons are based on merit, not money, and that surgeons must supervise postoperative care, avoid itinerant surgery, and play a key role in diagnosis and preoperative preparation.
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As- Berlin
Hans Bentsistant
Zien
East
Germany
the College
Klaus Gysi
Assur
Tiede Wins Pyle Award For Vietnam Coverage
Two journalists receive the 1965 Ernie Pyle Memorial Award for Vietnam war coverage. Tom Tiede of Newspaper Enterprise Association and John Van Doorn of Newsday share the prize and $1,000 each. Tiede has written for The Gazette and has been in Vietnam since October. Van Doorn spent three months there on a special assignment last fall. Emer son Bigelow, 69, an OSS analyst and TV commentator, dies of emphysema in Washington.
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NEW York
Ernie Pyle
Vietnam
Tom Tiede
Newspaper Enterprise Association
John van Doorn
Newsday
Garden City
N.Y
Tiede
Gazette
van Doorr
Pyle
Scripps- Howard Newspapers
Jack Howard
Canterbury Primate to Visit Pope Paul in Rome
Archbishop Michael Ramsey of Canterbury will visit Pope Paul VI in Rome on March 23 to discuss Ecumenical Council issues including the Catholic Churchs attitude toward other Christians. Ramsey, 60, travels widely for church unity and will be joined by Bishop Ralph Dean of Cariboo.
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London
Canterbury
Church of England
Paul VI
Rome
Church Information Board
Michael Ramsey
Dr. Ramsey
Geoffrey Fisher
John XXIII
Fisher
Soviet Union
U.S
Africa
India
Pope Paul
Henry VII
Vatican
Ramsey
Ralph Dean
Cariboo
Canada
Anglican Communion
Evening and day courses offered at Washington High
12 week program January 24 to April 21 1966 lists DATA PROCESSING and 40 plus courses. Tuition 35 dollars includes materials. Registration January 17 20 at Washington High School 7 to 9 pm or Board of Education office 346 2nd avenue. Courses cover COMPUTERS AND PROGRAMMING DATA COMMUNICATIONS SHORTHAND TYPING TRANSPORTATION MATHEMATICS LANGUAGES ART AND ELECTRONICS with instructors Mr Mack Mr Sisson Mr Reeder Mrs McLeod Mr Kiersey and others. Enrollment opens Monday January 24 at 7 pm in Room 42.
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Fung
Chang
Thing
Washington High School
Board of Education
2Nd Avenue
Scutes
Rown
Sove
Mack
Sisson
Kenny
Department of the State Department of Ruble
Locatell
Reeder
McLeod
W.p.a
Mr. Freeman
Kornfeld
Mr. Warren
Moore
C.C
Miss Hutchins
Bonsall
Oberg
Ross
Anderson
Kiersey
fMon
Young
Bauman
Iverson
Birch
Pope
Meaghan
Wmt-Tv
Don Ross
Howell
Brown
Wise
Paxton
Rey. Stokes
Bradshaw
Schenken
Kore
Baster
Wosmek
U.S. Power Squadron
Materié Clifford Brown
Invoivil
Lab
Shaffer
Tbeling
Ibeling
Washington
Jefferson
Oway Measurement Research Center
Irs
Martin
Clark
Vocational Education Department
State Department of Public Instruction
Nau
McKinley Junior High School
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Frank
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Younber Sut
Pyle Award
Bigelow
Emerson Bigelow
Sterling Hayden
Monterey
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Strategic Services
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Cedar Rapids
Member
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Second Avenue, S.E
Iowa
George Washington High School
School of Chalice
Sabotta
Nittene
Stout
McGuire
Lindsey
Durey
Atwood
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Owel
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Felthous
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