Iowa Student Returns to Boyhood Home on Campus
Iowa City report follows Robert Glesne, now a 22 year old University of Iowa medical student and new husband, living in the same temporary barracks style apartment at 102 Stadium Park where he spent two years as a child. His parents once paid 60 dollars monthly. the couple now pays 66.50. Robert and Lynn wed June 11 and moved in June 15, finding little changed in the one story unit with living room dining room kitchenette bath and two bedrooms. The elder Glesne recollects fond memories and notes the old barracks are being phased out while students debate their future. The couple expresses no complaints about campus housing life.
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Robert Glesne
Lynn
University of Iowa
Robert
University
Iowa City
UPI
University Hospitals
O. G. Glesne
Beloit
Wis
Lynn Glesne
102
Stadium Park
102 Stadium Park
Glesnes
Iowa
U of Iowa professor receives $10,649 career grant
Iowa City. David G. Martin assistant professor of psychology at the University of Iowa has been awarded a $10,649 career teacher grant by the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare. Effective Sept 1 the two year post doctoral training will be under Professor Leonard D. Eron with research on assessing personality and intelligence in sensory handicapped individuals while continuing teaching and counseling duties at the university. Martin earned a BA from Albion College and MA and PhD from the University of Chicago.
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Iowa City
David G. Martin
University of Iowa
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Leonard D. Eron
Martin
Albion College
Michigan
University of Chicago
Safer cars urged to reduce Iowa crash deaths
Iowa Attorney General Lawrence Scalise told 75 peace officers at the University of Iowa that 60 percent of recent automobile fatalities happened in survivable situations. He urged safer interiors, collapsible steering, safer glass, and instrument panel redesign, noting GSA 1967 standards and Iowa cities adopting them for official cars and taxicabs.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Lawrence Scalise
Scalise
General Motors
Detroit
Enrollment tops 7 000 at University of Iowa summer
A preliminary count shows 7,081 students enrolled for eight and 12 week sessions, a new summer school record. Final totals are expected to reach at least 7,200, compared with 6,753 in summer 1965. Several hundred will attend institutes, workshops, and short courses alongside regular students.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Donald E. Rhoades
Budget Hiked by Methodists in South Iowa
INDIANOLA AP South Iowa Methodists boosted their 1966 67 budget by 82346 to 1242634 approved at the annual conference. Most of the rise funds admin costs. The budget funds were raised by apportionment from 488 churches. Rev M Ellsworth Walker elected conference treasurer succeeding Rev Walter Scheurmann. Town Council of Churches principles approved for interdenominational church extension. Seven district superintendents receive 700 more annual pay totaling 10800 with 1500 housing. Negotiations underway for sites for new churches in Ames Ontario area and Council Bluffs Wilshire Heights.
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Indianola
South Iowa
Conference Mission Board
Ontario
Ames
Wilshire Heights
Council Bluffs
Joyous Iowa Marine Hero Reunites With Family
Staff Sgt. Jimmie Howard, decorated Marine veteran of 16 years, returns from Vietnam to San Diego hospital for a tearful reunion with wife Teresa, mother Edythe Schnedler, and six children. He recounts lead role in 12 hour battle against 250 Viet Cong, shrapnel wounds, and a fourth Purple Heart. flown from Travis Air Base after the mission.
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Jimmie Howard
Edythe Schnedler
Sperry
Iowa
Theresa
Miramar Naval Air Station
San Diego
Burlington
Vietnam
Howard
Naval Hospital
Travis Air Base
Calif
Bunker Hill
Mrs. Howard
Herman Hepker 49 Urbana Is Dead
Herman Hepker aged 49 of Urbana died early Wednesday at an Iowa City hospital after a lingering illness. Born September 9, 1916 in Urbana, he married Ruth Roser May 22, 1952 and worked as a mechanic. Surviving are his wife, his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Hopker, six sisters and five brothers. Services Friday at 2 p.m. at Fry and Holland funeral home in Vinton.
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Gazette
Urbana
Herman Hepker
Iowa City
Ruth Roser
Walter Hopker
Roy Relf
Vinton
Ed Schmitz
Shellsburg
Lyle Matheny
Robert Zieser
Burt Winn
Walker
Gale Cook
Bellevue
Neb
Verne
Mesa
Ariz
Ralph
Lloyd
James
Marion
Theron
Cedar Rapids
Fry and Holland Funeral Home
Luther Plans Programs for New Students
DECORAH A special conference for incoming freshman students and their parents will be held on Luther college campus Saturday as the first of two sessions. The full day includes morning information sessions, an outdoor barbecue at lunch, and at 2:30 p.m. an interest planning session with Luther faculty in math and science, music, political science, history, education, humanities, languages, philosophy, and art.
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Decorah
Luther College
Luther
Emil Miller
Robert Jacobson
Robert Getchell
Maurice Monhardt
Stuart Bingham
Roger Anderson
John Bale
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