Degrees to be awarded at Iowa midwinter commencement
About 505 students from 82 Iowa counties 37 states and several nations will receive degrees at the University of Iowa February 2. Notable speakers include Prof Earl Harper and SUI President Virgil Hancher with Father Robert Welch as chaplain.
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University Fiedhouse
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Earl E. Harper
SUI School of Fine Arts
Iowa Memorial Union
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Robert J. Welch
SUI School of Religion
William Coder
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Iowa graduates listed by majors and destinations
A list of several graduates from Iowa locations with assigned majors and transfer destinations. Names include Steven Bowman, Francis Winter, Donald Hawkins, Hutha Refle, Lloyd Olmstead, John Bak ke, Jerry Alt, Lawrence Burns, Richard Scott, Dennis Netser, Cliffordine Crim, Jerry Marshall, Virginia Hunt, Harold McConnell, Mary Roose, Sara Worley, and Thomas Carson among others.
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Kalona
Jerry Alt
Wellman
Lawrence Burns
Richard Scott
B.S
Dennis Netser
Iowa City
Virginia Hunt
Harold McConnell
Mary Roose
Sara Worley
Thomas Carson
New Hemorrhoid Treatment Claims Surgery-Free Relief
An advertised cure touts Bio-Dyne based Preparation H as shrinking piles, stopping itch, and easing pain without surgery. Patients report rapid relief and ongoing improvement over months, including long-standing cases. Sold as Suppositories or Ointment with applicator at drug counters.
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New York
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Nursing Educators Confer at SUI in Iowa City
More than 50 nursing faculty from seven Midwest states will attend a three day workshop at the University of Iowa starting Tuesday. The workshop, offered by the SUI college of nursing, addresses administration of diploma nursing programs. Panelist Lucille Kinley of St. Luke's hospital school of nursing Cedar Rapids will join Tuesday afternoon discussions.
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Midwest States
University of Iowa
SUI College of Nursing
Lucille Kinley
St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing
Cedar Rapids
Waukon Names Ora Smith Street Superintendent
Ora Smith has been appointed Waukon street superintendent at a salary of 350 dollars per month.
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Ora Smith
Waukon Street
Governor Asked to Allow Champagne at Wedding
A Sioux City physician asked Gov. Harold Hughes to permit champagne at his daughter's wedding or to provide a clear explanation why not. The governor noted conflicting county and city rulings on liquor by the drink and said he cannot interpret the law, while hotel operators and bars watch enforcement closely.
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UPI
Sioux City
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Woodbury County
Edward Savore
Meil McCluhan
Lamore
Iowa
Thieves Hit Bedford Service Station for $1,000
Thieves broke into a Bedford service station in southern Iowa early Sunday and stole about $1,000 in cash. They gained entry by prying a back window, punched open a safe, and damaged another. The burglars also took most of the station records and ripped up customer credit cards found nearby.
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Bedford
Iowa
Horace Beemer
Jack Gold
Taylor County
Arthur Matheny
Spillville man commits suicide after mother dies
Ronnie Thompson, 28, of Spillville, shot and killed himself Sunday in Winneshiek County, after his mother Verna Thompson died earlier that day in a La Crosse Wisconsin hospital. Double services are planned at Balik Funeral Home.
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Winneshiek County
Gene Simonson
Ronnie Thompson
Verna Thompson
la Crosse
Wis
Balik Funeral Home
Evening Report Spotlight Weather and World News
TV9 brings Chris Everson with area stories and Ron Cochran hosting Weather in Motion at 5 55 PM weekdays. World news coverage updates viewers on key events and developments.
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Chris Everson
Ron Cochran
TV 9
Practical Politics Versus Liquor By The Drink Debate
The piece discusses hidden political calculations around a liquor-by-the-drink bill in the Iowa legislature. Republicans fear credit would go to Democrats if passed, while some Democrats push for statewide enforcement actions to spur votes. Public opinion polls show support, but lawmakers debate strategy and timing, with odds favoring Senate passage but not House approval.
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UPI
Harold Hughes
House
Senate
Hughes
Couple killed in Car Train Crash near Clinton Iowa
A young Comanche couple, Jack Cutts 32 and Thelma 31, died in a car train crash near Clinton Saturday. The fatalities marked Iowa’s weekend toll and pushed the 1963 highway death total to 25, compared with 28 by Jan 27, 1962.
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Clinton
Iowa
Jack Cutts
Thelma
Independence Man Honored by Jaycees
Roger Derr, 33, maintenance superintendent at Peoples Hospital, was named outstanding member of the year at the Jaycees awards banquet. He contributed to all Jaycee projects and chaired several. The Jaycees awarded a life membership to Mayor Clyde Marshall. Buchanan County AEC also received an award for its support.
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Roger Derr
Peoples Hospital
Jaycee Awards
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Jaycees
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Buchanan County Aec
Practical Nurses To Be Graduated at SU
Eleven students will complete the practical nurse training program at the University of Iowa. Graduation certificates will be awarded at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Shambaugh Auditorium. Edith E. Ruppert will deliver the commencement address and Florence E. Sherbon will present the certificates. East Iowans include Joyce Ann Spaight Virginia Anderson Dorothy S. Bontrager Elizabeth Corbett Carolyn Swanson Lucile A. Chase Leone ONeill.
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University of Iowa
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Edith E. Ruppert
University Hospitals
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College of Nursing
Elizabeth Corbett
Carolyn Swanson
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Lone Tree
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Strawberry Point
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