Want Ad Brings Family Half Way Around World
Horst Buckner a 39 year old dental laboratory technician from Adelaide Australia and his wife Ingeborg with sons Michael 6 and Mark 2 1 2 arrived in Cedar Rapids last month after Buckner answered a help wanted ad in the Dental Laboratory Review The Buckners who lived in South Australia for three and a half years moved there from Duren in the Rhineland Germany say opportunities here are greater especially for the children They plan to buy a home soon and Buckner hopes to avoid upsetting the Australian embassy with his move
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Australia
Germany
Cedar Rapids
Horst Buckner
Adelaide
Paul Jones
Jones Dental Laboratory
Dental Laboratory Review
Jones
Buckner
Ingeborg
Michael
Mark
C Avenue
South Australia
Duren
Rhineland
Buckners
East Germany
Two Iowa youths to join 1967 U.S. Senate Youth Program
Michael J. Edgerton of Manning and Peter Solar of Washington will travel to Washington this week for the national program. They will meet senators and observe government operations, while sharing experiences from Iowa and other states. The piece also recounts the Buckner family's migration from Germany to Australia and then to Cedar Rapids, noting their acclimation and homesickness, and ends with a warm welcome from neighbors.
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Iowa
Washington
U.S. Senate
Michael J. Edgerton
Manning Community High School
Peter Solar
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids
Deep Sea Woman Valeria Troitskaya and the Palomares Bomb
Soviet physicist Valeria Troitskaya, famed for Mediterranean seabed work, vanished in Paris on the day a B 52 refueling accident led to a lost 1.1 megaton H bomb off Palomares Spain. U S authorities tracked her to a Russian submarine and detained her to prevent an international incident. The bomb was later recovered and she returned home.
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Palomares
Spain
Valeria Troitskaya
University of Leniingrad
Mediterranean
Dr. Troitskaya
Madame Troitskaya
Valeria
Moscow
Troitskaya
International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics
Spanish
Mediterranean Sea
Selzer
de Frotherville
Paris
Ation
Russia
le Havre
France
U. S
Washington
Pentagon
U. S. Navy
United Nations Launches Global Treasure Hunt for Minerals
The United Nations funds 32 mining projects in developing nations with 130 specialists and 35 advisors across 21 countries. The effort aims to unlock untapped mineral riches, build mining institutes, and train engineers, with plans extending to Morocco, Nigeria, Sudan, Jordan, and Ethiopia. The program seeks to alleviate poverty by boosting productivity through capital, technology, and skilled manpower.
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UPI
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UN Development Program
Nicaragua
Kenya
Moscow
New York
Morocco
Nigeria
Sudan
Jordan
Ethiopia
General Assembly
World Organization
How To Save Money on Taxes Series Begins Monday
Sylvia Porter, famed financial writer, presents a 10 part series in the Gazette starting Monday. The guide, aided by the Research Institute of America, promises practical tax saving tips and interpretations of the 1966 rule changes, avoiding official instructions and common mistakes.
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Sylvia Porter
Research Institute of America
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