Coe Commencement Weekend Details and Building Campaign Progress
Coe college announces progress reports for all departments and the building campaign to the board at a Friday 9 a.m. semi annual meeting in Daehler Kitchin auditorium. The three day commencement ends Sunday with a record 187 degree class. Ref: 10 story residence hall site visit and completion set for September 1966. Alumni events include a Saturday banquet in Voorhees hall with 250 expected, honoring 1915 and 1940 reunion classes. A public showing of Tradition and Challenge is scheduled, plus social hour, galleries openings, and two presidential events at the Roosevelt hotel and Voorhees grove Friday night.
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Coe College Board of Trustees
Daehler-Kitchin
Coe
Donald MacKay
Harris Lamb
Voorhees Hall
Lamb
Marvin Cone
Joseph McCabe
Roosevelt Hotel
Voorhees Grove
Todd Named New Sears Store Manager in Lindale Plaza
A. Byron Todd, 40, appointed manager of the Sears, Roebuck and Co. store in Lindale Plaza Cedar Rapids. Todd arrives from Sioux Falls where he ran a Sears for five years after prior posts in West Bend Pueblo Sioux City and Coloradot Springs, totaling 16 years with Sears. He is a Colorado native and studied at Colorado State University University of Colorado and Denver Bates City. His wife Suzanne and children Robert and joined after housing is found. Todd succeeds Martin E Feiden who retired.
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A. Byron Todd
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Lindale Plaza
Todd
Sears
West Bend
Wis
Sioux City
Pueblo
Colo
Coloradot Springs
Colorado
Colorado State University
University of Colorado
Denver Bates City
Suzanne
Robert
Cedar Rapids
Martin E
Feiden
Time Loss From Strikes Rises in Early 1965
The labor department reported 6.6 million man-days of working time lost due to strikes from January to April this year, up from 3.9 million in the same period of 1964.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
New Jersey Judges Told to Delay Cases Over Confession Ruling
Chief Justice Weintraub ordered superior court judges to ignore a Third Circuit ruling on police interrogation rights and delay criminal cases involving confessions while the decision is reviewed by the U S Supreme Court. The move follows a May 20 ruling in Philadelphia potentially impacting law enforcement nationwide.
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Trenton
UPI
New Jersey
U.S. Supreme Court
Joseph Weintraub
Weintraub
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Bonn calls tougher stance against De Gaulle on Common Market
West German opposition leader Karl Mommer urged a stronger line toward President De Gaulle and proposed studying a five country Common Market path without France if Paris withdraws. He said De Gaulle’s sovereignty doctrine clashes with a United Europe and warned German officials during the Friday talks with De Gaulle.
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Bonn
de Gaulle
Europe
France
Karl Mommer
West Germany
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Luxem
Bourg
Europa Union
Seven Convicted for White House Sitdown
In Washington seven demonstrators convicted of unlawful entry for a March 11 White House sit in. They refused to leave after entering with other tourists and sat in a ground floor corridor for seven hours before guards removed them.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Robert Jordan
Farmer Dies of Tornado Injuries
Hilmer Durham, 76, died from injuries after a tornado struck his farm in Viborg North Dakota on Monday night. He was in the barnyard when the funnel hit the buildings causing fatal skull injuries.
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Viborg
UPI
Hilmer Durham
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Clifton Street
Roosevelt High School
Washington High
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Farmer
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