Guests in No Danger at Town House Fire
Five IBM Service Bureau Corpora tion guests staying at the Town House hotel were online for a meeting when a fire broke out. They evacuated quickly, with a poolside scene and luggage abandoned as spectators gathered. A Cher ry Blossom room waitress saved a purse, undamaged, from a cabinet. Calls of scrambling to dress accompanied a motel-wide alarm.
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Service Bureau Corporation
IBM
Paul Soraparu
Des Moines
Bill McGuire
Rockford
Mike McNulty
Peoria
Margaret Reynolds
Frank McCarthy
Chicago
John McIvor
Lou King
New Department Head Appointed At Coe College
Howard W. Hightower named chairman of Coe College teacher education department by President Joseph E. McCabe. Previously assistant professor of education at Butler University for three years and former Mattoon Illinois superintendent of public schools, director of elementary education.
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Howard W. Hightower
Coe College
Joseph E. McCabe
Hightower
Butler Univerity
Mattoon
Ill
The
Univer
Illinois educator's career spans several universities
An Illinois educator earned a bachelor's and a master's degree at the University of Illinois in 1942. He served as teacher, principal and supervisor in the Effingham school system before joining faculties at the University of Florida, Syracuse University and Northeastern University at Boston.
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Rsity
Illinois
Effingham
University of Florida
Syracuse University
Northeastern University
Boston
Conrad Given Green Light By Board of Adjustment
A Cedar Rapids board of adjustment granted a continuation of a non-conforming permit for 2815 Robbins Rd NW after a two hour session. Arthur H. Conrad’s appeal argued unfair permit denial and undue hardship, with witnesses including Fire Chief Jesse Hunter and Captain R H Ellison supporting him. The decision bypassed inspector Keough’s occupancy denial and limits future repairs to a garage on the site.
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Hunter
Conrad
Board of Adjustment
Robbins Rd
Cedar Rapids
Arthur H. Conrad
Emmett Keough
Howard McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Keough
Jesse Hunter
R. H. Ellison
The
Fire Prevention Bureau
Leo Stanek
Robbins Vd
Joe Stanek
Robbins
Ellison
Humphrey in Head Start In 60 Race
Sen. Humphrey leads the field toward a six month head start in the 1960 Democratic presidential contest. Kennedy and Symington weigh early entry while Adlai Stevenson plans restraint until the convention.
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Humphrey
Washington
Sen
Minn
Sen. Kennedy
Mass
Symington
Sen. Johnson
Texas
Adlai Stevenson
Gov. Meyner
New Jersey
Gov. Williams
Michigan
McCarthy
Minnesota
Freeman
Kennedy
Senate
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