Luther College Grants 265 Degrees in Largest Graduation
Luther College awarded bachelor of arts degrees to 265 seniors in the largest commencement class in its 102 year history. Graduates hail from Cedar Rapids Decorah Elgin Independence Monona New Albin Ridgeway Tipton Waukon and St Olaf among other communities.
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Decorah — Luther College
East
Peter C. Hovde
Maurice Hover
Richard A. Kleppe
Karen Johnson Knutson
Kersten E. Larson
James C. Leistikow
Norman A. Leistikow
Karen A. Martinson
Lois Ann Mikkelson
James Moen
Ruth A. Varner
Elgin
Kenneth T. Kjosa, Jr
Garnaville
Donald R. Davis
Sharon L. Kuehl
Independence
Parker L. Holland
Manchester
David W. Teske
Monona
Larry J. Larson
New Albin
Laurie J. Gran
Tells Need to Preserve Human Dignity in U S
DECORAH The speaker at Luther college commencement urged preserving human dignity and liberty amid rapid social change. Bert S. Cross of 3M warned graduates to understand the changing environment and to communicate it as citizens and professionals. He cautioned against voter neglect or accidental support of dictatorship and noted six major shifts affecting everyone, including nuclear potentials and population growth.
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Decorah
Luther College
Bert S. Cross
St. Paul
3M Company
Cross
Grinnell Seniors Plan for Graduate and Professional Work
A survey by Carolyn Sachs shows 58 percent of Grinnell College Class of 1963 will pursue advanced degrees. Of the remaining 42 percent, 17 percent will enter teaching, 12 percent go to business, 2 percent military service, 2 percent marry with no plans, and 9 percent undecided.
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Grinnell
Grinnell College
Carolyn Sachs
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Grinnellians
University of Chicago
Columbia University
University of Kansas
Yale University
Northwestern University
Stanford University
Travel scholars and Peace Corps trainees named
England France Germany India and Switzerland are the eight Grinnell Travel Service Scholars who will serve for one year in underdeveloped countries. Two men and four women enter Peace Corps training. One mid year graduate woman goes to Thailand and another woman trains for a Columbia University East African Project.
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Grinnell
Peace Corps
Thailand
Columbia University
Iowa City Chamber Tour Heads to Peoria June 18
The annual Chamber of Commerce train trip for farmers business and professional men will go to Peoria Illinois on June 18. Three Peoria factories including the Caterpillar Tractor plant will be visited along with other points of interest. Tickets on sale Monday at the Jefferson hotel.
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Iowa City
Chamber of Commerce
Peoria
Ill
Jefferson Hotel
Treasurers Charged In Embezzlement Case In Jackson County
Winfield Rimmer, longtime Jackson County treasurer, was charged with embezzlement on Friday. County Attorney Kalas Burris reported alleged discrepancies in the auto license account involving the collection and disposition of penalty fees. Rimmer, 44, is free on a 2,500 dollar bond.
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Winfield Rimmer
Jackson County
Kalas Burris
Rimmer
Derailment Near Seymour Spreads Road Oil
In Seymour Iowa a Milwaukee freight train derailed 15 cars at a highway crossing. Ten cars carried road oil which sprayed over the area as stacked wreckage lay overnight. No fire occurred but firefighters watched the site. Sheriff Lorie Hart attributed the crash to a broken axle or wheel on a car.
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Seymour
Milwaukee
Iowa
Lorie Hart
Hart
Farm Women To Make Johnson County Tour
Rural Iowa City ladies will conduct a Johnson County tour Tuesday sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Seven hostesses welcome 20 Iowa City area farm women starting at 9 15 a.m. at the Chamber office Civic center for coffee and doughnuts. They will tour the Civic center Pratt Potters plant SUI pharmacy building Mrs Viggo Jensen home and Congress Inn Coralville with lunch and an afternoon tea in the SUI home economics department.
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Iowa City
Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Tampering Charge Filed After Memorial Day Incident
Lance D. Turner of Iowa City has been charged with tampering with a motor vehicle. The warrant was sworn by Robert Ware of Coralville following an incident Memorial Day at the Coralville reservoir.
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Iowa City
Lance D. Turner
Robert Ware
Coralville
Coralville Reservoir
Boys State in 25th Year at Camp Dodge
The 25th Hawkeye Boys State opened with 772 Iowa high school boys starting a week of hands on government education at Camp Dodge. They will form city and county governments, hold party conventions, elect officers, and attend lectures and exams while Gov. Harold E. Hughes speaks midweek.
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UPI
Hawkeye
Iowa High School
Boys State
Highway Patrol
Harold E. Hughes
County Boards of Supervisors
Will Tour Europe by Wallkon Sibyl Jacobson and companion
Sibyl Jacobson daughter of the Arthur Jacobsons and her roommate at St Olaf college will leave June 19 for a tour of Europe. They will also attend the University of Vienna in Austria for six weeks.
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Wallkon
Sibyl Jacobson
Arthur Jacobsons
St. Olaf College
Europe
University of Vienna
Austria
Top Doctors To Attend Meet at SUI Next Week
More than 100 internal medicine specialists from the United States and Canada will attend a five day postgraduate seminar at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. Dr. William B. Bean leads the course with Dr. Ernest O. Thielen and Drs. William E. Connor and James A. Clifton as assistants. Faculty include physicians from SUI and several medical schools presenting lectures on leukemia diabetes muscular disorders infectious hepatitis pulmonary fibrosis and mitral stenosis.
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Iowa City
United States
Canada
University Hospitals Medical Amphitheater
William B. Bean
University of Iowa
Ernest O. Thielen
University
William E. Connor
James A. Clifton
SUI
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
University of Chicago School of Medicine
University of Illinois School of Medicine
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Masonic Medical Research Laboratory
Zinsep promises fast relief for stomach ulcers
Thousands of ulcer sufferers report instant soothing relief from excess acid gas and heartburn with Zinsep. The advertisement claims hours of relief and a guaranteed improvement with a money back offer, sold by Union Pharmacal Co of Kansas City for $2.00 plus postage.
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Union Pharmacal CO
P. O
Kansas City
Driver fined $500 in second drunken driving offense
Ray Robinson, 41, of North Liberty, was fined $500 and costs for a second offense drunk driving. His car struck a tree near Solon on May 5.
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Iowa City
Ray Robinson
North Liberty
Solon
Waverly Teen Killed in Gravel-Road Crash
Bonnie Mae Arbell aged 17 of Waverly died when a car she rode in failed to take a sharp turn on a gravel road three miles southwest of Waverly and struck an embankment. The driver, Jerry L. Janssen 19 of Clarksville, was injured.
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Waverly
Bonnie Mae Arbell
Here
Jerry L. Janssen
Clarksville
Cedar Rapids Gazette Founded in 1883 by The Gazette Co
The Cedar Rapids Gazette was established in 1883 by The Gazette Co and published daily and Sunday at Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It was a second class postage paid publication in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Owa
Subscription rates by carrier and mail options
By carrier 45 cents a week. By mail night edition six issues 1.25 a month 13 a year. Afternoon and Sunday seven issues 1.35 a month 14 a year. Other states and U S territories 23.40 a year. No mail subscriptions accepted in towns with Gazette carrier service.
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U.S
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The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all local news and AP dispatches printed in this newspaper.
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