East Iowans Named to ISU Deans List for Spring Quarter
Ames Iowa The Deans List for the spring quarter at Iowa State includes 544 students who earned at least 15 credit hours and a 35 GPA. Cedar Rapids Center Point Decorah Oyersville Fairbank Independence Iowa City Keota Lamont Mason City Postville Sigourney Vinton Vinton units plus many others are listed among the honorees.
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Ames
Iowa State
East
Tipton
Craig B. Earley
Traer
Frances P. Greaser
Marion L. Greaser
Rose A. Kramer
Charles J. Ruehle
All of
Vinton
William J. Pardee
Volga
Charlotte McDowell
Waukon
Jean A. Barclay
West Liberty
Elizabeth Yetley
West Union
David R. Glandorf
Williamsburg
David R. Machacek
Lawrence A. Reed
Winthrop
Mother of Four Found Guilty of Slaying Husband
Mrs. Donald R. Grimm twenty four from Omaha was found guilty by a French court of involuntary homicide in the stabbing death of her Iowa Falls husband during a January party. The verdict spared her a prison term with a five year suspended sentence. Army authorities plan to send her back to the United States.
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Orleans
France
U. S. Army
Iowa
Donald R. Grimm
Omaha
Iowa Falls
Grimms
Grimm
Phyllis Howells
United States
Donald Grimm
SUI Honors A Students at University of Iowa
Fifty-nine liberal arts students at the University of Iowa earned straight A averages for the spring semester. Dean Dewey B. Stuit praised their educational growth and cited specific names from Cedar Rapids Coralville Elkader Iowa City Mt. Vernon and Oxford among the honorees.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Liberal Arts
Dewey B. Stuit
College of Liberal Arts
East
Center Point Teacher Injured in Cave-in
Robert Bowers, 41, a biology teacher at Center Point high school, was injured when a sewer ditch collapsed at the Dufoe residence. He sustained a double pelvic fracture and possible bladder injury, taken to St Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids in fairly good condition.
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Robert Bowers
Bowers
Glen Dufoe
Dufoe
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Foreign Students To Add Color to Tipton Fourth
Thirty four foreign students from 17 countries arrive from Hastings Nebraska to spend two days in Tipton for the Fourth of July parade and festivities They will visit the Herbert Hoover birthplace Harold Eiler farm and join a Country club picnic Host families welcome the delegation before they continue to Muncie Indiana en route to Washington Kennedy.
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Gazette
Tipton
Hastings
Neb
West Branch
Herbert Hoover
Harold Eiler
Country Club
Muncie
Ind
California
American Field Service
Washington, D.C
Kennedy
Iowa
Iowa Boy Killed In Rural Collision Near Perry
Harold Paul Thompson, 16, of rural Minburn died Tuesday when his motorcycle collided with a tractor on a gravel road about seven miles southeast of Perry.
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Perry
Harold Paul Thompson
Minlburn
Knight i
Here
Major Building Boom at Iowa Colleges
Iowa colleges and the University of Iowa and Iowa State plan vast dormitory and dining expansions with costs surpassing seven million dollars and potential totals over twenty million in the next two to three years as enrollments rise and dorm space remains a limiting factor. The expansion includes Burge Hall and Currier Hall at Iowa, Helser Hall and a new dining center at Iowa State, and multiple housing projects across Parsons, Buena Vista, Cornell, William Penn, Northwestern, Graceland, and others.
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Iowa
Associated Press
University of Iowa
Burge
Currier
Iowa State
Helser Hall
Prudences
Studall
Dent Center
State College of Iowa
SCI
Parsons College At
Fairfield
Parsons
Buena Vista
Storm Lake
Upper Iowa
Fayette
Dubuque University
Westmar
LeMars
Graceland
Lamoni
Northwestern
Briar Cliff
Sioux City
Clarke College
Dubuque
Morningside
Steinmetz To Head State's Utilities Unit
DES MOINES Wisconsin veteran George Steinmetz 67 will head Iowa's new public utilities division for a two year term at 15000 dollars annually. He will help set up the regulatory organization created by the 1963 legislature. Steinmetz is nationally recognized for utility regulation engineering and retires from the Wisconsin Public Service Commission as former chief engineer. Burglars stole about 130 dollars from Martin Olson service station safe in Decorah Tuesday night.
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DES Moines
Wisconsin
Iowa
New Public Utilities Division
George Steinmetz
Madison
Wis
Iowa Commerce Commission
Steinmetz
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Iowa Commission
Waldo Wheeler
Wheeler
LaFarge
University of Wisconsin
Decorah
Martin Olson
Sampson’s
Man Found Dead Near Garnaville
Charles Conely 40 of Brighton Michigan was found dead in a parked car on Route 52 south of Garnaville in a suspected self inflicted shooting. Bill Willie a cream truck driver found the body when he stopped to inspect the apparently abandoned car. Authorities say Conely had been despondent recently and had left home about a week earlier. Sheriff Milton Klink noted he was seen driving in Garnaville Monday evening. He had been dead about six hours when found.
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F. Charles Conely
Brighton
Mich
Here
Lown
Bill Willie
Garnaville
A. R. Powell
Clayton County
Conely
Milton Klink
Loomis Brothers Win Permit for Coralville Store Building
Coralville approves a 100 by 146 foot building at 805 Second Street for Loomis Brothers of Cedar Rapids to house a Robinson Co furniture store. Estimated cost near 40000 dollars and colonial style design. A separate basement apartment permit for Jean Brown is referred to the planning commission. A July 10 meeting date is set to discuss possible purchase of the water distribution system with Iowa City officials.
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Coralville
Loomis Brothers of
Cedar Rapids
Second Street
Highway Six
American Legion
Robinson Co. of
Jean Brown
Twelfth Avenue
Coralville to Act on Liquor Friday Special Session Planned
Iowa City reports no immediate need for a session while Coralville's council, advised by City Attorney William Bartley, will meet Friday at 8 a.m. to review liquor permit applications as new state law takes effect. Several Coralville establishments plan to file. note mentions of local venues and church burial forms in distant Bellevue Inn context.
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Iowa City
Coralville
William Bartley
Fred Doderer
Jeffer
St. Joseph's Son Hotel
Bradley Named Chairman of Highway Unit
Harry Bradley Jr of Des Moines was elected chairman of the Iowa highway commission after interim appointee Robert Barry f of Danbury took office. Derby Thompson was elected vice chairman, joining Barry and John Falk Jr to form the three new members.
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Everett Shockey
Council Bluffs
Barry
Hughes
Senate
Commission
Iowa Minister and Wife Killed in Auto Crash
In Brighton a retired Methodist minister Rev. E. E. Voss and his wife died when their car collided nearly head on with a grain truck pulling a trailer on Highway 1 near Brighton. Rain made the curve slippery and the crash occurred Wednesday.
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Iowa
Brighton
E. E. Voss
Mr. Voss
Highway 1
Bellevue Farm Girl Killed by Tractor Accident
A four year old girl Mary Carol Kilburg daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville Kilburg who farm six miles northwest of Bellevue was killed Tuesday when she darted into a tractor drawn grinder and mixer driven by her father. She died on arrival at a Dubuque hospital. The accident happened in the farmyard with services planned for 10 a m.
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Bellevue
UPI
Mary Carol Kilburg
Orville Kilburg
Here
Dubuque
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