NEA executive to speak at Cedar Rapids meeting
Dr. Karl H. Berns of Washington D C NEA assistant executive secretary for field operations since 1945 will address the Cedar Rapids Education Assn meeting at 7 30 p m in the McKinley auditorium Music will be by the McKinley chorus directed by Madlein Kauffman Berns has traveled extensively in Europe and Africa and led NEA growth from 330 000 to over 765 000 members He holds four degrees including a Ph D from Ohio State University and received an honorary doctor of science from the University of Maine in 1959.
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Karl H. Berns
Washington, D.C
National Education Assn
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Education Assn
McKinley Auditorium
Louisa Peak
The
Association of Teachers
McKinley Chorus
Madelein Kauffman
Dr. Berns
Italy
France
Spain
Portugal
Africa
England
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Holland
Switzerland
Austria
Soviet Union
Ohio Education Assn
Berns
NEA
Ohio State University
University of Maine
Hope Hospital Ship Drives Medical Aid Mission
Story of Hope recounts Walsh securing a de mothballed hospital ship named Hope. The Grace Line operates it at cost as volunteers staff doctors nurses and technicians while private groups fundraise. The goal is training local clinicians in Peru Ecuador and along the Amazon with plans for a Peru hospital and a chain of health stations.
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Walsh
Navy
Hope
Grace Line
The
Bolivia
Peru
Project Hope
Foundation
Amazon River
New York
Ecuador
Linn County Law Day Observance Named Chairman and Plans
John D. Randall Jr. was named chairman of Linn County's Law Day observance set for May 1. The committee includes John J. Locher Rep James Bramwell Bruce Fisher Bruce Gibson T. M. Ingersoll A. G. Keyes and B. D. Silliman. Planned events invite attorneys from the 18th judicial district judges and University of Iowa law school faculty.
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John D. Randall, Jr
American Bar Assn
Linn County
John J. Locher
Linn County Bar Assn
18Th Judicial District
University of Iowa Law School
Locher
James E. Bramwell
Bruce M. Fisher
Bruce Gibson
T. M. Ingersoll
A. G. Keyes
B. D. Silliman
Plugging for India To Eat More Bread
A group of American farmers led by Wayne Gentry of Spokane promote bread for breakfast in Asia. The campaign aims to add wheat's nutritive value without replacing rice in the Asian diet, but progress remains slow.
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New Delhi
Wayne Gentry
Spokane
Americans Flock to Recife Brazil Boosts English Meant Bars
In Recife Brazil Americans are increasing in number with bars advertising beer in both Portuguese and English according to Manchete. The growing presence of American visitors highlights tourism and cultural exchange in the northeast port city.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Recife
Manchete
West Germany Grants South Vietnam Credit
Bonn reports West Germany has granted South Vietnam a $3.77 million credit to purchase medicines insecticides fertilizers spare parts and machines an economics ministry spokesman announced United Press International confirms the aid aligns with bilateral assistance.
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Bonn
UPI
West Germany
South Vietnam
Economics Ministry
Gazette Want Ads Dial EM 2 1121
Local classifieds invite readers to call EM 2 1121 for Gazette want ads. The brief message emphasizes outreach through the telephone number for placing listings.
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Gazette
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