John Roach Killed In Crash on No. 13
John Roach 76 of Waterloo was killed when his car left highway 13 near Elshere, struck a tree, and he was thrown from the vehicle. Deputy Terry Golz said Roach apparently lost control on a curve. Services are Saturday at St. Joseph's Church. He is survived by his wife Katherine, two brothers and a sister. The accident marks the second Iowa fatality in Clayton County in 1969.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
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Waterloo
UPI
Dblack
Highway 13
East ‘High School
Elshere
Johnskader
Schacht
Iowa
Terry Golz
Roach
Clayton County
Plans for New Stump Murder Trial Proceeding
Polk county officials announced plans to hold another murder trial for Ronald Stump, a University of Iowa Phi Beta Kappa graduate. County Attorney Ray Fenton said investigators are tracing witnesses while Stump remains free on bond after serving five years of a 75 year term for second degree murder. The case originates in Des Moines with Michael Daly as the victim and prior appeals challenging the fairness of the original trial.
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UPI
Polk County
Ronald Stump
University of Iowa
Atty
Ray Fenton
Stump
Michael Daly
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U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Peale Fammar
David Elderkin
Elderkin
State Justice Department
Knoxville
Daly
Keokuk
Monticello and C R Students Top Contest
Monticello and C R students dominate a regional contest with top awards. Dr Braley receives the 1969 Merit Award from the Iowa Society for the Prevention of Blindness for leadership in sight conservation. The report notes hundreds of preschool screenings and the Dubuque Symphony appearance for a youth concert at Clarke College.
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University Hospitals
Iowa City
Iowa Society For the Prevention
Des Moines
Braley
Iowa
Robert Buckley
Monticello
Steves
Giegerich
Sacred Heart High School
Dubuque Symphony Orchestra
Conentiata
Dubuque Symphony
Terrence Donaghue Hall
Clarke College
East High Parents Demand Meeting Amid Student Demonstrations
East High leaders and parents convened at Midtown Center for a closed session after a walk of about three blocks. A planned Thursday meeting will involve black student representatives and school officials. Superintendent George Hohl said 75 suspended students had not been reinstated and denied counselor interference claims. A separate Lenicek dispute was noted as the mother of a white girl reportedly discussed, while 25 white students staged a supportive march. Des Moines officials elected new officers and a Medical Advisory Committee announced 1969 members from Cedar Rapids and Iowa City.
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University of Iowa
Air Force
Deby Akerberg
Clear Lake
Connie Patton
Wilmette
Ill
Nancy McGimpsey
Davenport
Linda Bainbridge
New Canaan
Iowa City
Miss Bainbridge
John Bainbridge
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Barry D
Lundberg
Edna Lenicek
East
Will
Barton Aschman
Miss Lenicek
Midtown Center
George Hohl
Leni
Lawrence Gardner
Richard C. Lee
Darwin Denman
Robert Sterling
Des Moines
Robert Foss
Gen Meyer
Cedar
Alcoa Scholarships Awarded to Eastern Iowans
Fifteen University of Iowa students received 1968 69 Alcoa scholar awards at a banquet in the Iowa Memorial union. Eastern Iowa names include Danny Baker Clermont Jim Cole Iowa City Jerauld Kennelly Tama and James Mays West Liberty. Stump case details noted with pending new trial.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Aluminum Company of American
Alcoa
Iowa Memorial Union
Peace Corps Representatives Visit Cornell
Two Peace Corps public affairs representatives visit Cornell as part of student placement efforts. They are Wagner and Garzon, ages 25 and 26, with Wagner from Burlington and Garzon from Ecuador. Wagner holds a history degree from the University of Wyoming and has worked with a rural Bolivia community development program.
String Workshop At University Of Iowa Draws Six High Schools
Six area high schools will send students to a string ensemble workshop Saturday at the University of Iowa. The event is the third in the 22nd annual series for high school string programs. Garrett Garzon, Ecuadorian Peace Corps veteran and agricultural extension agent, will speak and coach. Lyle Merriman leads the workshop for the UI School of Music.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
School of Music
Division of Extension and University Services
Lyle Merriman
U. of S. Marmhore
U. of I. School of Music
Wagner and Garzon
Peace Corps
Washingto
Cedar Rapids
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