Commencement Today at Coe College Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Sun June 7 reports 132 Coe graduates to participate in commencement in Coe auditorium with Linda Nelson top cum laude graduate. Famed scholars including Robert Byrnes and Sen Roman Hruska will address the ceremony. Magna cum laude and cum laude graduates named with lists of names and affiliations.
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Goldwater
Uate
Boston University
Coe
Th University of Iowa
Leo
Robert F. Byrnes
Indiana University
Soviet Union
Linda Lee Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Miss Nelson
Kathryn Nelson
First Avenue
Carole Jean Farmer
Webster Groves
Gary W. Hehn
Kathren Anna Mortenson
Palos Heights
Til
Rosann Martie Sanders
Palo
Orm Aniline
Philadelphia
Stephen Bangs
Bethesda
Don Bowersox
West
Des Moines
Elizabeth Cerny
Riverside
Linda Cross
Kansas City
Geoffrey
Hansen
Decorah
Jacqueline Tensen
Barrington
Richard Kitchen
Galva
Karen Rubin
Bellwood
Judith Lamparsk
Suzanne
Smith
Richard Watts
Cedar. Rapids
Janet Maresh
Sioux Malls
Carolyn’ Martin
Postville
Sandral Mayhall
Karen Taras
Omaha
Washington
Phi Beta Kap Pa
Phi Kappa Phi
Vic Puouc
Coe Math de Sen
Hruska
Birkenes
Conger Metcalf
Roman Hruska
Rneb
Antoinette Kirchner
Knox
T. M. Sinclair
James Knox
Joann Thode
Davenport
Mary K. Fuller
Rudy Drost
Chicago
James O'Neil
Hong Kong
Murray
F. G. Murray
Uilion
John Zimmerman
Corning
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Wallace Ford
Coo
Rescue Critique of Gemini Program Draws Congressional Ire
Washington AP Republicans accuse NASA of failing to provide rescue capability for Gemini missions. The space task force calls the Gemini planning haphazard and unsafe, urging congressional investigation into the program and safety measures amid spaceflight risks.
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Republican “Space Task Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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NASA
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Edward Welsh
National Space Council
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Kennedy Nixon clash over party directions and ideals
A draft analysis contrasts Kennedy and Nixon with Goldwater, noting Kennedy’s moderate liberal senate record and Nixon’s similar rhetoric. It discusses the need for a distinct party platform, the danger of a conservative Republican if Goldwater fails to unify, and how a clear choice could shape the electorate and governance. The piece cautions that campaigns may lack detailed programs and warns political mood could affect outcomes.
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Barry Goldwater
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Nixon
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York
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Dansfer
Hiel
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