Teacher Honored by Former Pupils in Retirement Tribute
Charlotte Springsteen of 211 Fifteenth Street SE will retire after 49 years as a teacher this spring. A dinner at Todd's Indian House drew many former students including Paul Schenken of 2145 Williams Boulevard SW now a Jefferson high science instructor and a member of Springsteen's 1919 Keystone first grade class. William Broussard, once her student, is now principal at Harrison, where she has taught the last 45 years.
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Charlotte Springsteen
Fifteenth Street
Todd's
Indian House
Paul Schenken
Williams Boulevard
Jefferson High School
Miss Springsteen
Keystone
William Broussard
Upward Bound Meeting Set At Coe College
A sub regional Upward Bound directors meeting from six towns will convene at Coe College in Gage Memorial union for a full day of discussions. About 15 directors and staff from University of Iowa State University of Northern Iowa Central College Graceland Luther Coe will attend. William Burke of Eastern Montana College will explain national changes as Upward Bound shifts to the Office of Education and assess Iowa project needs. Topics include college financial aid Talent Search program and summer plans. Burke represents region six on the national steering committee.
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Upward Bound
Towa
Coe College
University of Towa
University of Northern Towa
Central College
Graceland College
Luther College
Coe
Gage Memorial Union
William Burke
Eastern Montana College
Fillings
Office of Education
Iowa
Burke
Mississippi
Utah
Washington, D.C
Cedar Rapids Asphalt Wins Cedar Rapids Resurfacing Contract
Cedar Rapids Asphalt Paving Co. won the contract to resurface about a half mile of Marion boulevard and First avenue E in Cedar Rapids. The project calls for a three-inch overlay from the city line to the railroad overpass beyond the Indian Creek bridge and a 500 foot section near Fiftieth Street. Final authorization came from the highway commission on Thursday.
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C.R. Company
Marion Boulevard
First Avenue E
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Asphalt Paving Co
Indian Creek Bridge
Jawa Highway Commission
Litton Hires Pentagon Veterans for Key Posts
A Litton Industries shift brings two former top Pentagon officials to vice president roles. Thomas Morris, ex assistant secretary of defense for Procurement, and Alain Enthoven, ex assistant secretary for systems analysis, joined Litton after the January administration change. Litton had surged its defense contracts over the prior year.
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Washington War
Pentagon
Johnsonate Tennistration
Thomas Morris
Pentagon officials move to industry posts after service
Defense contracts totaling over $180 million were awarded, lifting a program to 14th place with nearly $466 million in defense contracts at year end. Toy government officials commonly transition to senior industry roles after federal service, a pattern evident among top Pentagon personnel.
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Pentagon
Nevada Dentist Links Skull Teeth to Wyoming Victims
In Las Vegas a dentist testified that dental records matched two Wyoming businessmen to skulls found near Yerington Nevada in August 1967. Ted Linn of Jackson Wyoming faces murder charges for killing Larry Olinger and Robert Stucker, both former Cedar Rapids residents. The case follows prior trials and multiple expert witnesses who linked the victims to Dentists Dr Ruane E Christian of Carson City and others from Moline and Waterloo.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Desort
Wyoming
Ruane E. Christian
Carson City
Ted Linn
Jackson
Wyo
Jim
Larry Olinger
Robert Stucker
Cedar Rapids
Yerington
Glenn Lucas
Reno
Susan Orr
Ely
Lucas
Linn
David Goldsmith
Olinger and
Stucker
Robert Lambrecht
Moline
Lewis, Montgomery
Waterloo
Crime Panel To Talk to Citizen
Washington AP. Rep Pepper D Florida says the new House committee on crime will seek ideas from ordinary citizens in major cities. He argues experts have heard too little from the public and the panel will explore causes and possible solutions. The committee has broad inquiry powers but cannot draft legislation.
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Washington
New House Committee On Crime
Pepper D-Fla
House
Pentagon Critics Grow as Senate Backers Defend Costs
In Washington, the Senate Armed Services Committee heard sharp criticism of military spending. Senator Symington urged change in procurement and leadership while Murphy Byrd pressed controls on cost growth, especially for the C 5A transport and the F 111. Goldwater pushed back against civilian blame for boondoggles and warned against excessive defense budget attacks.
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Washington
Senate Armed Service
al Committee
Phillip Whittakers
Air Force
Army
Earle Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Symington
D-Mo
Murphy
R-Calif
Byrd
D-Va
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Pentagon
Goldwater
House
Armed Services
Wright Named Vatican Clergy Prefect in Rome
Pope Paul VI elevated American Cardinal John J. Wright to head the Vatican Congregation of the Clergy in Rome. The Pittsburgh bishop succeeds Jean Cardinal Villet, who moved to secretary of state. Wright becomes the sole American cardinal heading a Vatican congregation, while the other newly created U.S. cardinals return to their dioceses.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
John J. Wright
Vatican Congregation of the Clergy
Wright
Pittsburgh
Jean Cardinal Villet
France
Oily Wright
Rome
Vatican Curia
U. S
Senate Tone Mirrors Disarmament Talk On Safeguard
Murphy described Safeguard remarks as signaling disarmament. The quote underscores concern that the senator felt the discussion centered on reducing arms rather than defending national security.
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Senate
Murphy
New York Mayoral Candidates Leave Vague Platform
Norman Mailer and another author announced their candidacy in New York City's mayoral race. Breslin stated the authors would transform the city into a state list, a claim that sparked questions about their political impact and feasibility.
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New York City
Son
Out
N.Y
New York
UPI
Norman Mailer
Dimmy
Breslin
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