Million dollar VA hospital expansion planned for Iowa City
U S plan calls for a 1.43 million expansion at the Iowa City VA hospital to add 23 700 square feet of space for research linked to the university. Construction target is fall 1963 with equipment costs to be provided in future budgets. The project includes a new four story wing at the east end and a separate audiology clinic to be added after July 1.
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Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Veterans Administration
House Appropriations
W. S. Middleton
Department of Medicine and Surgery
Middleton
J. D. Baker
Baker
Anel
J. Gordon Spendrove
Iowa
Tito and Poland Still Linked to Reds-Hick
Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper pressed Kennedy foreign aid policy arguing actions limit aid to non communist nations. He cited Yugoslavia's growing ties with the Kremlin and Tito's statements of alignment with the Soviets, while calling Poland's move under Moscow uncertain and needing concrete proof.
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Poland
Reds—Hick
Washington
Sen
Bourke Hickenlooper
R-la
Kennedy
Senate
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Moscow
Know Your Highway Patrolman Smith of District 11 Toledo
James W. Smith is a 36 year old Iowa highway patrolman since September 1949, stationed at Toledo in district 11 for nine years. He and his wife Ann Kunch have a seven year old son James. Smith served 40 months in the navy during World War II and belongs to the American Legion the Masons the Consistory and El Kahir Shrine as well as Iowa Sheriffs and Chiefs of Police associations. His hobbies are hunting and fishing.
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Iowa
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Toledo
Ann Kunch
James
Smith
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The
Masons
the Consistory
el Kahir Shrine
Conroy Man Denies Beer Sale Charge
Conroy tavern operator Floyd G. faced Iowa county district court on charges of selling beer to four minors from Williamsburg. He pled innocent and was released on $500 bail. trial date not yet fixed. Earlier, four Williamsburg youths aged 16 and 15 plus two older men were fined $100 for purchasing beer while minors. Judge James Gaffney revoked their drivers licenses and issued warnings. Separate report notes four Iowa county boys caught stealing gasoline in the Marengo area.
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Iowa County District Court
Williamsburg
Justice of the Peace Court
Gerald Dietz
Charles Cheney
James Gaffney
Iowa County
Marengo
Nab Five for Vandalism at Echo Valley
Sheriff Fred House and Parks Supervisor Don Blaschke report five teens admitted vandalizing Echo Valley state park. They burned a latrine and damaged another in the lower picnic area. older youths tipped off by the juveniles ripped doors from stone latrines at the shelter. State officials promise repairs and round the clock patrols.
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Gazette West Union
Fred House
Don Blaschke
Echo Valley State Park
Sheriff House
George Scott
West Union
State Conservation Commission
A. J. Darnall
Sheriff's
Blaschke
Fayette County
Postmaster at Vinton Resigns to Enter Private Business
Jack E. Siegel acting postmaster at Vinton for 18 months announced Thursday his resignation to pursue private business. He will stay in office until a successor is appointed. An examination for the post will be held Tuesday in Cedar Rapids.
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Vinton
Jack E. Siegel
Siegel
Cedar Rapids
Director Named For Iowa New Training Setup
DES MOINES AP Harold Norris of Emporia Kansas will head Iowa's program under the manpower development and training act. Norris has taught in Kansas high schools and served as vocational training coordinator and as a refrigeration mechanic supervisor. He starts his duties July 1.
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Des Moines
Harold Norris
Emporia
Kan
Ilowa
State Board ‘of Public Instruction
Norris
Kansas
First Class Iowa Aims July Start for Training Program
Iowa officials expect the first class to begin July 1 in Des Moines under the federal manpower development and training act signed by President Kennedy. Plans cover other classes statewide as federal funding becomes known, with up to 1500 Iowans eligible. The program, overseen by the state department of public instruction, aims to ease unemployment through training and retraining.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Kennedy
State Department of Public Instruction
Boyd Graever
Wringer Accident Injures Woman in Hayesville Area
Julia Jones of south of Hayesville suffered severe hand injuries when it was caught in a washing machine wringer. She is reported patient at Keokuke County Hospital.
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Sigourney
Julia Jones
Hayesville
Keokuke County Hospital
Miller Services at Hopkinton Saturday
Vincent R. Danny Miller died Thursday at University Hospitals in Iowa City after being struck by a car last October. He had lived in a Manchester nursing home and suffered a stroke two weeks ago. Surviving are son Donald of Monticello and two daughters Dorothy and Mrs Frank Harris of Hopkinton. Services are Saturday at 2 in Goettsch chapel.
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Hopkinton
Vincent R
Danny” Miller
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Miller
Manchester
Donald
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