Public Health Nursing Assn Re Elects Whitehead Leader
Harry Whitehead was re elected president of the Public Health Nursing Association at its annual meeting in the Roosevelt hotel. James Pickens and Fred Dumbaugh were elected to the board, while several members were re seated. The group serves Linn county Cedar Rapids and Marion with 16 nurses planned. funding challenges include a cut grant from H E W officials.
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Harry Whitehead
Public Health Nursing Assn
Roosevelt Hotel
William Linstrom
E. C. Doyle
L. G. Carrigg
James Pickens
Fred Dumbaugh
John Carey
Carrigg
D. E. Griffith
Robert Miller
Linstrom
G. W. Carey
Robert Swan
Whitehead
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
John Culver
H.E.W
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Marion
United Good Neighbors
Association
Medicare
Markham Elected President At Gazette Club Meeting
At the Cedar Rapids Gazette 25 year club 17th annual meeting at the Roosevelt hotel three new members joined Russ Graham H J Ilhan and Kenneth Whalen. Clyde J. Markham was elected president for the coming year Kathryn Marshall became vice president Leo Sears stays secretary treasurer and Bill Hemmer to be entertainment chairman.
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Cedar Rapids
45 Iranians Drown Trying to Enter Kuwait by Boat
Police report forty five Iranians drowned when a small boat capsized about 300 yards from Kuwait seeking work in the oil rich kingdom. The incident occurred Tuesday night amid a mass attempt to cross the border.
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Kuwait
Little Oil Kingdom
Cedar Rapids Officials Return from Washington Trip
Four Cedar Rapids men report an encouraging response from federal officials on aid programs. They discussed Mass Transit Act grants for new buses, burglar alarm systems, and federal cooperation with local law enforcement. The group included Don Salver Dean Wagner Safety Commissioner Frank Bush Chief of Police George Matias and Rep John Culver.
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Dorothy Williams
Washington
Washington, D.C
Cedar Rapids
Don Salver
Dean Wagner
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Frank Bush
George Matias
Department of Justice
FBI
John Culver
Area 10 plans 12 part time adult courses starting Jan 28
Registrations are being taken for 12 part time adult education courses at Area 10 Community College under G W Eddings. Most classes meet at the 1207 Rockford Road SW vocational building with options in welding machine shop drafting and more plus evening and senior supervision courses. Registration times are listed and mail or phone signup is available at 362 9173.
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Area 10 Community College
G. W. Eddings
Area 10
Rockford Road
State College of Iowa
Eddings
Out of Prison, Is Nabbed Again
Jack Murph the Surf Murphy, freed from Rikers Island, was arrested on a Florida fugitive warrant for major theft. Judge Manuel Gomez set bail at 50 000 and a Monday hearing was ordered.
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New York
Jack “Murf
Murphy
Florida
Riker’s Island Penitentiary
Manuel Gomez
New Attorneys Appointed for Richard Lawrence
Judge Harold D. Victor appointed two new attorneys for Richard P. Lawrence 37 of 3017 Sidney Street SE charged with murder. Robert Nelson and Robert M. Fassler replace former lawyers Fred Dumbaugh and Ralph Koons. Lawrence chose the new counsel and was released on a $25,000 bond after posting it.
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Harold D. Victor
Richard P. Lawrence
Sidney Street SE
Robert Nelson
Robert M. Fassler
Lawrence
Fred Dumbaugh
Ralph Koons
Nelson
Fassler
Koons
Vietor
Clark Kaiser
Fifth Avenue SE
Marion
Linn County
WHO Halts Two Rhodesia Health Projects Over Lack of Government
The World Health Organization said it is temporarily abandoning two Rhodesia health projects due to the country having no legal government. The pre-eradication malaria survey and a maternal and child health program were to start this year. The agency denied Rhodesian claims that it withholds drug safety information.
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Geneva
World Health Organization
WHO
Rhodesia
Mark Webster
Webster
Senate Vote Trails Anti-Filibuster Rule Bid
A 61 37 vote blocked a move to end debate on a three fifths rule for limiting filibusters. Senate leaders will file a cloture petition with a two thirds vote due next Tuesday. Senator McGovern’s bid to end debate by majority failed as Dirksen’s point of order was not tabled. Bourke Hickenlooper and Jack Miller were among the 61 opposing tabling.
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Washington
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Sen
George McGovern
D-S.d
Dirksen
Humphrey
McGovern
Liberal government loses first Commons vote in years
Ottawa AP report says Canada's minority Liberal government fails to pass a Conservative amendment to the national transportation bill by 59 to 58. Transport Minister J W Pickersgill calls the situation humiliating as aides blame sloppy management and note insufficient Liberal attendance to carry the motion. The amendment removes a planned three year study of grain freight rates from the bill.
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Ottawa
Canada
House of Commons
Lester Pearson
J. W. Pickersgill
Commons
13 Degree Swim An Honor Challenge On Ohio River
In 13 degree air, Don Hilker and three University of Kentucky Northern Community College fraternity brothers swam the Ohio River as an honor challenge after a Villa Madonna college fraternity issued the dare. No Villa spectators appeared.
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Covington
Don Hilker
Hilker
University of Kentucky
Northern Community College
Ohio River
Villa Madonna College
Villa
Unreported Crime Worse Than Police Reports Warns Commission
A national crime commission prepares a report showing that unreported crime is about three times higher than police statistics, especially for property thefts. It due to be sent to President Johnson and likely released mid February. The findings urge community treatment centers, nonjudicial juvenile handling, improved police relations, and better drug treatment.
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Washington
U. S
National Crime Commission
Commission
Johnson
Italy moves ahead with divorce law in Catholic Italy
The constitutional affairs commission in Rome approved the divorce measure 25 to 20, saying nothing in the proposed law contradicts the constitution. The vote advances the legislation amid continued debates within the Catholic nation.
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Rome
Italy
Parliament
Constitutional Affairs Commission
Safe Driving Awards for City Workers
At a Friday night chamber dinner 191 city employees who drive over 5 000 miles annually will be honored for safe driving for July 1965 to June 1966. Two city officials Mayor Bob Johnson and Parks Commissioner Don Gardner are recipients.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wise Old Owl Club
National Safety Council
Bob Johnson
Don Gardner
Robert Safely
Building Department
Leland Kruse
Eugene van Eek
Memorial Building Armory
Avengers Set to Return in Colorado Springs Premiere
The second season premieres Friday at 9:00 PM on Channel 9 with The Avengers returning to COL OR audiences seeking action and adventure headlines.
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Channel 9
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