Eastern Iowans record 13 enlistments in service
Thirteen individuals enlist in the armed forces with several relocating for training and postings. Ronald R. Larsen of Anamosa re-enlists in the navy. others head to San Diego Bainbridge and Lackland Texas. Promotions and assignments follow, with confirmations of leave and a temporary army recruiting move due to remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald R. Larsen
Anamosa
Navy
Jack R. Burns
Gateway Street
San Diego
Sharon A. Jones
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Bainbridge
Waves
Marine Corps
Gary L. Driscoll
Tipton
Edward F. McClou
Texas
Air Force
Steven R. Ackerman
North Townecourt
Larry W. Peck
D Avenue
Ronald C. Sampson
Ninth Street
Army
Federal
Young People Deny the Age 30 Barrier
A survey of hundreds of teenagers and college students finds 95 percent reject a generalization about those over 30. Respondents cite mixed views about adults, noting both understanding and conservatism, while many maintain personal friendships across generations and resist a unified age stereotype.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendy Ramage
Spokane
Wash
Joel Easley
Fayetteville, Ark
Ruth Clausen
Torrance
Calif
Mike Hope
Portage, Mich
Larry Hagberg
Berkley
Mich
Vinton Man Fined 110 in JP Court
Larry Rigby, 24, of Vinton, pled guilty to intoxication in Justice of the Peace Fay Hite's court and was fined 110 dollars. Robert Garien, 25, of Monticello, faced drunken driving charges and was held in Benton county jail on a 600 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Larry Rigby
Atkins
Rigby
Robert Garien
Monticello
Justice of the Peace
Fay Hite
Garien
Benton County
Noonan Resigns as Mercy Hospital Assistant Administrator
Iowa City Mercy hospital announces the resignation of David Noonan, assistant administrator since 1966, effective August 15. He will become project director of the inner mountain regional medical program based in Salt Lake City, after joining Mercy in 1962 as assistant personnel director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
David Noonan
Mercy Hospital
Inner-Mountain
Salt Lake City
Courthouse Sentencing Set For Harrington James
Harrington James 19 of Waterloo pled guilty in Linn district court to breaking and entering tied to a June 25 Cedar Rapids burglary. Judge B C Sullivan set July 9 for sentencing with a pre sentence investigation. Bond set at 2000. seven packs of cigarettes and 27 dollars were reported stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Harrington
Waterloo
Linn
Tommy's Circle Tavern
Cedar Rapids
B. C. Sullivan
Cedar Rapids Accident Involves Burr Vehicle
A November 26 1967 traffic collision in Cedar Rapids involved a plaintiff as passenger in a car driven by Margaret Burr and owned by Frank Burr. All parties are Cedar Rapids residents and surgeries include facial dental and orthopedic procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary L. Stahl
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Kemper Mutual Insurance Co
Mason City
Patsy Ann Edgerly
Willard John Clary
Ira Merritt
Central City
Clary
Merritt
Janet Clark
Wendy Mershon
Tammy Mershon
Douffus Clark
Daniy Clark
J. L. Nicholson Contracting, Inc
Center Point Road
Geraldine Tranmer Goellner
Margaret Ellen Burr
Frank Burr
Margaret Burr
South Korea Executes Spy Leader Lee Su-kun
South Korea hanged Lee Su-kun, former head of North Korea's central news agency, in Seoul Prison before noon. He defected in 1968, was arrested in Saigon while plotting to return to North Korea, and was sentenced to death on May 10 for communist spying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
UPI
South Korea
Lee Su-kun
North Korea
Central News Agency
Lee
Panmunjom
Saigon
Cambodia
Pyongyang
Testimony resumes in Frank Evans Melbourne collision probe
Witnesses will resume testifying Saturday before the U S Australian board of inquiry into the collision between the U S destroyer Frank Evans and the Australian carrier Melbourne. A U S Navy spokesman announced the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Board of Inquiry
U.S
Frank Evans
Melbourne
U.S. Navy
I Will Return Says Cleaver Tape Message
Eldridge Cleaver, in a exile message aired by Panther newspaper and radio, says his wife Kathleen is with him in the third world and expecting a baby in August. He notes his whereabouts as Cuba per the State Department and vows he will be coming back soon after being sought since last November as a parole violator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Black Panther
Eldridge Cleaver
Kathleen
Cleaver
Panther
State Department
Cuba
Philadelphia council approves campus police entry bill
Philadelphia city council on Wednesday passed a bill allowing police to enter a school or college campus without invitation if they suspect weapons are harbored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Dentures firmer and more comfortable with FASTEETH powder
Advertisement claims FASTEETH powder helps dentures fit better and feel more comfortable by binding them firmer without sour taste. PASTEETH is not acidic and leaves no gummy texture. Sees dentist regularly and buys FASTEETH at drug counters.
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Jerry Mittelstadt
Des Moines
Ronald Brown
Richard J. James
Linda James
West Post Road
Les R. James
Blairs Ferry Road
Vietnam
Raymond W. Beemer
Donald W. Beemer
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Don Janish
Oakland Road
Camp Pendleton
Chris S. Miles
Gage Miles
Oklahoma Avenue
Great Lakes
Ill
Donald D. King
Louis L. King
Williams Boulevard
Davisville
R. L
Bernard L. Bohlken
Opal Bohlken
Memphis
Nancy Gilbert Gilber
Youth Service
Deny
R. W. Robbillard
Nashville, Tenn
Noonan
Iowa City Hospital
Northwestern Bell
Uly
First Avenue
Pleasmor
S&h
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