Young pair urge community work in Cedar Rapids talk
Albert Herdeiza and Patti Murphy both 19 from Kansas City travel the country with Project Christopher to spark youth involvement. They promote positive civic action through church meetings and community centers, stressing no alcohol or drugs and a nonsectarian approach.
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Christopher
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Albert Herdeiza
Kansas City
Kan
Patti Murphy
Chicago
Concord
Mass
Green Bay
el Paso
Herdeiza
Voluntary Action Center
Miss Murphy
John Brayley
Montreal
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U. S
Canada
Iowa Jaycees Honor C R Man With Senatorship
Cedar Rapids Jaycee William D Chadwick II was awarded a Junior Chamber International senatorship at the state Jaycee convention in Des Moines. Chadwick, 2616 Ridgeway Drive, became the first Cedar Rapids Jaycee to receive the honor in the chapter’s 40 year history. He and his wife Carol have two children, Ann Marie and Chad. The Cedar Rapids Jaycees won multiple awards at the convention including publications, membership recruitment, environment control, international involvement and crime and corrections in their population division. Manchester Jaycee Kop Bone was elected state Jaycee president, with Dave Bell named national director to succeed him. The convention noted other eastern Iowa chapters winning numerous awards.
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William D. Chadwick II
Chamber International
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Chadwick
Ridgeway Drive
Chad
Bone
Iowa
Dave Bell
Tarlville
Hal Walters
Linden Drive
Jaycee
Astern
Amnesty Issues To Be Debated At U. of Iowa
Iowa City hosts public talks by Charles P. Lutz on amnesty and the selective service system. He debates Col. Robert Kubby on Sunday evening, with an 8 30 p m start at the Iowa City Public Library. Additional forums follow Monday and a clergy meeting Tuesday at the Lutheran Church of Christ the King.
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Iowa City
Charles P. Lutz
Office of Selective Service Information
Lutheran Council
USA
Lutz
Robert S. Kubby
U. of 1
Iowa City Public Library
Kirkwood
Iowa Memorial Union
U. of S
Lawmakers Vote Curb To War-Making Power
Washington AP reports a House subcommittee approved a measure forcing a president to withdraw U S forces from any conflict within 120 days unless Congress votes to extend or authorize a new war commitment. The bill allows Congress to halt war actions during the period.
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Washington
House
U.S
Congress
Allied HQ Reports Axis Falls Back near Bizerta
Thirty years ago Allied headquarters in Tunisia announced Axis forces had fallen back to within 15 miles of Bizerta, signaling a shift in the North African campaign.
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U. S
Laos
Tunisia
Bizerte
Navy lifts promotion and bonus freeze after budget boost
The Norfolk Ledger Star reports a $26 million boost to the Navy personnel budget ends a promotion freeze and lump-sum re-enlistment bonus halt. The pause also covered permanent transfers placed last December amid budget pinch.
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Norfolk, Va
Navy
Norfolk Ledger Star
Lost Item Wanted Ad Dial 398-8234
Fast help to locate a missing item via a want ad service. Call the number 398 8234 to place or inquire about a lost article and arrange its return. A concise, action oriented note urging quick contact.
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Dial
Millersburg approves tiling project for school addition
Millersburg School Board okays an eight inch tiling project to improve sewage and drainage at the site of a planned new school addition. The plan includes 300 feet of six inch tile at the upper end and 50 rods at the lower end with an estimated cost of 700 dollars.
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Wendall Gerard
Davis
Gethmann
South Struction Co
Gladbrook
Harold Davis
Charles A. Lortz
Kathy Barton Abrams
Central
Pella
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