Ribicoff says federal aid does not abridge education freedom
Secretary Ribicoff told Coe College graduates that federal welfare programs protect individual freedom by providing economic security. He criticized cutting welfare and urged continued federal aid to education, noting $2.7 billion in federal education funds last year and that trained minds are a national resource. He cited history of welfare programs and pressed for Kennedy proposals.
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Abraham Ribicoff
Coe College
Ribicoff
Kennedy
From Nine to Five Aims to Help Higher Ed Nationwide
A speaker argues that extending working hours would aid Coe colleges and universities to enroll large numbers without lowering instruction quality. He defends general welfare legislation as core to American tradition, citing the general welfare clause and the Pilgrims seeking the common good. Critics, mostly serious-minded, voice honest doubts from the heartland of America.
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Coe
Commencement Honors Span Degrees and Notable Recipients
One hundred thirty nine undergraduates received degrees at the commencement with five honorary degrees. Secret ary Ribicoff and dignitaries including Rev Lester Nickless pastor of Westminster Colorado Presbyterian church doctor of divinity Arland Christ Jane r president of Cornell college doctor of laws Athelstan Spilhaus head of the Institute of Technology at the University of Minnesota doctor of science James Lechay University of Iowa professor of art doctor of fine arts were honored.
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Ribicoff
Lester Nickless
Coe
Westminster
Colo
Presbyterian Church
Arland Christ - Janer
Cornell College
Athelstan Spilhaus
Institute of Technology
University of Minnesota
James Lechay
Lor Art
University of Iowa
Irvin Granted New Trial In Murder Case
The Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Leslie Irvin 37 accused of a six month killing spree in Indiana and Kentucky. Justice Clark wrote a unanimous decision stating prejudice against Irvin was evident.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Leslie Irvin
Irving
Indiana
Kentucky
Clark
Irvin
Unclear contract sale notice from Cedar Rapids case
A damaged notice details a contract dated January 1957 involving Frank C. Brown and Lilien L. Stean as sellers and Elsie Grace Crew as Vendee for real estate in Cedar Rapids Linn County. It states nonpayment and possible forfeiture, with total amounts around 4980 and monthly payments specified, plus court costs and service fees.
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Frank C. Brown
Lilien L
Stean
Elsie Grace Crew
Remembered Cedar Rapids man dies in Coralville crash
James B. Hall a Cedar Rapids resident now living in Coralville for Bell Telephone Company died after a crash that left him with multiple injuries. He was born August 19 1935 in Shawnee Oklahoma and was a graduate of Immaculate Conception school and the University of Iowa. Services were set for Immaculate Conception church with burial at Mt Calvary.
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James B. Hall
Coralville
Cedar Rapids
Sixth Street
Hall
St. Luke's Hospital
McMullen
Bell Telephone Company
Shawnee, Okla
Immaculate Conception School
University of Iowa
Michael Hall
Michael, Jr
Sacramento
Calif
St. Margaret’s Circle
Msgr
Maurice Sheehy
Immaculate Conception
Brady Mortuary
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr. Sheehy
Mt. Calvary
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Control of Education
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Morton L. McMullen
Leigh, Neb
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Mull
Ee Cays
Sci Amer Caen
Chamberser
Nam
Tpemes
M ‘Collins
Nat Bank
Rapids
Iowa
Blondie
Ceder Rapids Gazette
FIRST
Sioux City Ave
S.E. Desmoines
1St Ave
United Routes
Capital Airlines
United Air Lines
United’s
Civil Aeronautics Board
Capital
CAB
United
United Areas
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