Five Die in Iowa Traffic Toll In Monday Crashes
Five persons were killed in Iowa traffic crashes Monday. Victims include Garland Lasater 25 Minneapolis Shirley Ann Clauson 32 Clarion Sherri Jo Heenan 11 months Mountain Home Ark Peter James Romano 53 Des Moines Erma Pool 16 Mt. Pleasant.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Iowa Safety Department
Garland Lasater
Minneapolis
Shirley Ann Clauson
Clarion
Sherri Jo Heenan
Mountain Home
Ark
Peter James Romano
Des Moines
Miss Pool
Mt. Pleasant
Peter J. Romano
Highway 28
Harold Whitten
Medical School Drops Grades Pass or Fail Policy
Iowa City AP report says University of Iowa College of Medicine eliminates class ranks for medical students, adopting pass or fail grading to reduce pressure. Dean Dr. Robert C. Hardin says student ability is uniform, four years of college prior and high standards justify ranking removal. Internships after graduation remain unaffected by the change.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
College of Medicine
Robert C. Hardin
Hardin
R I Trains To Serve Liquor in Iowa by Monday
UPI reports Iowa rail travelers will soon have liquor in club cars though the new liquor bill takes effect July 4. Rock Island's Rocky Mountain Limited and Golden State Limited are set to begin serving liquor, with the first train to do so leaving Chicago at 2 p.m. Monday.
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Liquor Commission
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Rock Island
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Burlington Lines
Iowa
UPI
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Golden State Limited
John Martin
Rock Island Lines
Officers Installed by Dye-Benion Post 297
Center Point new officers were installed Monday by Dye-Benion Post 297, American Legion. They are Ralph Goodnow commander Gerald Wall Jack Hoglan and Clarence Stephenson vice commanders Dean Wayson adjutant William Bolton finance officer Charles Oxley service officer Jack Woods chaplain and Dean Floyd sergeant at arms.
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Center Point
Dye-Benion Post 297
American Legion
Ralph Goodnow
Gerald Wall
Jack Hoglan
Clarence Stephenson
Dean Wayson
William Bolton
Charles Oxley
Jack Woods
Dean Floyd
Say Teen Age Job Problem To Get Worse
Iowa youth employment faces mounting difficulty as 117 900 teenage workers in 1965 rise to about 145 600 by 1970. The state department warns training gaps and tight job markets threaten 14 to 19 year olds nationwide, with numbers up from 6.2 million in 1960 to 8.4 million by 1970.
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Iowa
United States
Brother Dies Shaping an Educator and Author Life
Albert Sherman learns of the death of his brother Dr. Charles L. Sherman 83 in Salem Oregon. Dr. Sherman a Volga native was an educator and author.
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Albert Sherman
Charles L. Sherman
Salem
Ore
Sherman
Volga
Iowa Wife on Trial in France for Slaying Army Husband
Mrs. Donald R. Grimm 24 from Omaha and Iowa Falls faces voluntary homicide in France after her army sergeant husband was stabbed during a quarrel. Police say the incident occurred while hosting guests and the couple’s car crash en route to a hospital preceded the death. A US observer attended as the trial opened and is slated to continue.
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Sherri Jo Heenan
Humeston
Joseph Heenan
Mountain Home
Ark
Jerry Heenan
France
Donald R. Grimm
Grimm
Grimms
Fire Whistle Breaks Up Council Meeting
Mayor Andrew Meyer and council members who are volunteer firefighters rushed to a damp fire northeast of town after the fire whistle sounded during Monday night council. They returned hot and dirty and the meeting was postponed to Tuesday night.
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Fort Atkinson
Andrew Meyer
Iowa health chief Dr Edmund Zimmerer dies at 74
Dr Edmund Zimmerer longtime Iowa state health commissioner since 1953 died Tuesday at Methodist hospital in Des Moines at age 74. Born in York Nebraska he held key posts in Nebraska and Iowa health departments and served as senior surgeon for the U.S. Public Health Service. He was honored by Gov Harold Hughes and leaves widow Helen and five children.
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St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Lincoln
Neb
Zimmerer
National Cancer Institute
Washington, D.C
U.S. Public Health Service
Army Medical Corps
Harold Hughes
Helen
Death from motorcycle part cleaning fire and explosion
Ed ward Backus aged 25 died Tuesday from burns suffered in an explosion and fire while cleaning motorcycle parts with gasoline in Sioux City.
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Catherine Anderson
Thompson
Forest City
Sioux City
Edward Backus
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