Iowa's Law Study Could Aid Peace Efforts
SIOUX CITY AP Iowa's experiment linking law and farming may aid peace efforts. John D. Randall, president of the American Bar Association, urged organizing an institute to study land reform under the rule of law and the Iowa Agricultural Law Center's role in preparing background papers and selecting lecturers. He praised cooperation between the University of Iowa College of Law and Iowa State's agriculture department and said the new facilities would support international lawyer participation.
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Iowa
American Bar Assn
John D. Randall
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Bar Assn
Randall
American Bar Foundation
Agricultural Law Center
College of Law
University of Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Iowa State
International Institute
New Nations
Sisters Hurt When Car Leaves Highway
Blanche Jones and Louella Littrel, both of Columbus Junction, were injured Wednesday afternoon when their car left Highway 218 nine miles south of its junction with 92 near Ainsworth during a rainstorm. Jones lost control and the vehicle went into a deep ditch. Both sustained cuts bruises and possible rib fractures while returning to Columbus Junction from Iowa City.
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Gazette
Columbus Junction
Blanche Jones
Louella Littrel
Ainsworth
Iowa City
Miss Jones
Lions Club Elects New Officers at What Cheer
Special to The Gazette announces new Lions Club officers for What Cheer Martin Wood Jr president Lawrence Briggs first vice president Frederick Kru ger second vice president E J Hannum tail twister K F McFarlan and Richard Fritz directors Dan Law rence re elected secretary
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Lions Club
Martin Wood, Jr
Lawrence Briggs
Frederick Kreuger
E. J. Hannum
K. F. McFarlan
Richard Fritz
Dan Lawrence
Gazette want ads dominate Eastern Iowa readers
In Eastern Iowa the Gazette want ads appear highly read with broad local reach and sustained reader interest. The newspaper features classified listings across jobs housing and services attracting a wide audience in the region.
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Iowa
Gazette
Wellman Man Aids Elderly to Stay Useful in Society
Ezra Shenk, director of the Shenk Nursing Home in Wellman, Iowa, works to help aging citizens remain contributing members of society. A World War II civilian worker turned educator and minister, Shenk and his wife opened their home to elderly residents, expanded facilities with community support, and pursued nursing training. Iowa law since 1957 mandates 80 hours of weekly care by registered or licensed practical nurses.
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University Hospitals
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SUI
Claude Faris
Little Sioux
Shenk
Wellman Nursing Home
Iowa City
Iowa
Shenk Nursing Home
Wellman
Mennonite Church
Denver
Alumni Events Highlight Cornell College Weekend
Mt. Vernon Cornell college alumni return Saturday for a full weekend of events marking reunion milestones 1910 1935 and 1950. Bartholow Crawford heads the preparations with President Cole hosting a special breakfast and a memorial service in Allee Chapel will honor a year’s deceased alumni. The luncheon moves to Pfeiffer dining hall followed by class reunions and social hours hosted by Evlyn Fisher.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Paul Scott
Russell Cole
Cornell
Bartholow Crawford
Iowa City
Pfeiffer Hall
Pfeiffer
Cole
Allee Chapel
Merton Green
Ocelwein
First Methodist Church
University of Iowa requires $35 advance payment for summer session
Summer session students at the University of Iowa must make a $35 advance payment on their accounts before receiving registration materials, according to University Cashier Ray Owen. The remaining fees for tuition, room and board, and other expenses will be billed around July 1 and payable by July 20.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Ray Owen
Iowa Cities Honored For Traffic Safety Programs
The National Safety Council named Iowa and 13 Iowa cities for top traffic safety records and programs in 1959. Marshalltown earned special recognition for no traffic deaths among cities 10 000 to 25 000. Algona Atlantic Bettendorf Clarinda Oelwein Perry Red Oak and Webster City won the 5 000 to 10 000 bracket. Cedar Rapids received a citation for excellent maintenance of traffic records. Iowa City Cedar Falls and Keokuk earned school traffic safety education citations.
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UPI
National Safety Council
Iowa
Marshalltown
Algona
Atlantic
Bettendorf
Clarinda
Oelwein
Perry
Red Oak
Webster City
Iowa City
Cedar Falls
Keokuk
Man Struck by Car In Waukon Street
Joseph O'Hare 65 of near Waukon suffered multiple broken ribs and internal injuries after stepping from a curb into a downtown street Friday. The car was driven by Jessie Geuder.
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Waukon Street
Waukon
Joseph O'Hare
O'Hare
Jessie Geuder
Firemen To Meet At Tama County Gathering
Traer’s volunteer fire department will host other Tama County fire departments on Thursday. Lloyd McKinney, assistant Waterloo fire chief, will speak.
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TRAER
Tama County
Lloyd McKinney
Waterloo Fire
Marengo Board Backs School Aid Measures
The Iowa Valley Community school district board urged support for state legislation to fund 25 percent of school costs and fully pay the agricultural land tax credit. The unanimous resolution cites rising costs, enrollment growth, and district reorganizations as reasons for the proposed aid.
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Marengo
Iowa Valley Community
Third Person Held on Hog Theft Charge
A third person bound over to the Louisa county grand jury on a $2,000 bond in a hog theft case at Keith Abbott farm near Conesville. Larry Gillespie, 19, of Indianola pled innocent. Also due before the grand jury are Mrs. Vilora Byers, 41, and her son George Byers, 19, both of Hartford. Gillespie and Byers are jailed in Louisa county. Mrs Byers posted bond.
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Louisa County
Grand Jury
Keith Abbott
Conesville
Larry Gillespie
Ola
Vilora Byers
George Byers
Hartford
Gillespie
Byers
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