Opening of Israel's new museum draws 2000 guests
President Zalman Shazar opened the new Israel Museum west of Jerusalem in a ceremony attended by 2000 guests including cabinet members and diplomats. Premier Levi Eshkol spoke of the museum as a center of spiritual and cultural gathering with a $35 million art collection and loans from 15 countries. A U S Johnson message was read by Walworth Barbour.
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Jerusalem
Israel Museum
Zalman Shazar
Israel
Lev Eshkol
Eshkol
Johnson
U. S
Walworth Barbour
Sion
Rembrandt
Moses
Staat' ‘Liche Museum
Berlin-Dahlen
John J. Johnson
Philadelphia
Abel
Peter Paul Rubens
Bob Jones University
Greenville
Museum City
National Museum of Bezalel
Samuel Bronfmann Biblical and Archeological Museum
Billy Rose
Isamu Noguchi
Finkbine Dinner Honors 140 University of Iowa Students
Nearly 140 University of Iowa students named as most likely to succeed were honored at the 48th annual Finkbine dinner in the Memorial union. Speakers included Wallace Snyder for students and Robert Michaelsen for faculty, with attendees listed by hometown and name.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Finkbine
Memorial Union
Wallace Snyder
Belle Plaine
U. of 1
Robert 5. Michaelsen
School of Religion
W.O. Finkbine
Des Moines
College of Law
Denison
East Iowan
Anamosa
John Heetner
Cascade
Roper Ganfield
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Coniglio
Robert Horak Jr
Robert Metelak
Jon Miller
James Basley
Hawkeye
Roger Parker
Wrong Man Sentenced in Suffolk County Mixup
In Boston, officials realized the wrong inmate was sent to Deer Island when Alfred Blake, 20, posed as Robert Bagadonis, 27, and was sentenced for stealing an adding machine. Bagadonis, the real man, received a three month sentence after the mistake surfaced. Blake faces charges of breaking and entering and assault, and may have attempted escape.
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Boston
Suffolk County Court
Deer
Island House of Correction
Robert Bagadonis
Bagadonis
Suffolk County
Alfred Blake
Blake
Deer Island
Keokuk County Labor Survey Registers 32735 People
A Keokuk County survey shows 32735 residents aged two and over registered for the labor survey conducted Friday and Saturday. Of those, 991 men aged 1 to 45 indicated willingness to work full time if an industry arrives in Sigourney. Completed cards were sent to Alabama by Sigourney Development, Inc. Representatives say a firm’s site decision should be announced later this week.
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Sigourney
Keonuk County
Alabama
Sigourney Development, Inc
Disaster Area Tags Branded Vote Buying
Audubon county Republicans call President Johnson and Governor Hughes actions brazen vote buying in declaring Audubon as a flood disaster area. They challenge the designation saying no major disasters occurred recently in the county and accuse broader declarations of political gain.
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Audubon
VPI
Audubon County
Republican State Central Committee
Johnson
Loca iGov
Harold Hughes
Republican Committee
Edward Jayne
Extra
G.O.P
Johnson and Hughes
Iowa
Advertising pitch for livestock and machinery on TV news
Local market column promotes advertising livestock and farm equipment on Channel 9 10 O clock news. The notice urges farmers to place ads to reach buyers and boost sales.
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The
Channel 9
Gazette
Independence Class Finishes Building House
Open house scheduled for May 21 and 22 at the house built by the building trades class. Work to be completed Tuesday. Board directed an appraisal, bids to be accepted until 7 30 pm June 34. Resignations of Barbara Mathews and Joseph Orth accepted. New teachers named include Gertrude McDonnell Thomas Sheets Sara Kay Rogers Kennedy Tieszen Sandra Splonskowski and Sylvia Simons. Tenative bus bids planned for three 60 passenger and three 66 passenger units. May 26 special meeting with insurers to review the district program.
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Snec'al To Tre Gazette Independence
Building Trades
George iLorber
Barbara Mathews
Joseph Orth
Gertrude McDonnell
West
Thomas Sheets
Tip' ‘Ton
Sara Kay Rogers
Toledo
Kennedy Tieszen
Marion
S. D
Sandra Splonskowski
Parker
Sylvia Simons
Eldora
Coe Air Cadets to Hold Review and Open House
Col Gordon Simonds of the army reserve will speak briefly at an Armed Forces week review of the Coe air force ROTC detachment at 8 30 a m Wednesday on the Coe athletic field C avenue and Fourteenth street NE Lt Col H J Charon professor of air science said the corps will also hold an open house in the ROTC building immediately after the review Movies including a colored film of air force highlights of 1964 will be shown at 9 30 a m and 1 p m Wednesday The public is invited to all events.
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Gordon Simonds
Army Reserve
Armed Forces Week
Coe Air Force
Coe
C Avenue
Fourteenth Street
H. J. Charon
Air Science
ROTC
Air Force
Levents
Col
Charon
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Edward McAfee
Army
Rembrandtts
Ceder Rapids
Fort Leonard Wood
Man
Ronald R., Leeper
Fifth Street
Edward W. McAtee
Twenty-sixth Street
Army Security Agency
Lance Cpl
Grant E. Pedigo
Jesse Stages
Twenty-first Avenue
First Marine Air Wing
Japan
el Toro
Calif
Susan M. Kulhavy
Jerry Kulhavy
John B. Bradnock
Baden, Pa
Quantico
Naval and Marine Reserve Training
Prudential
the Prudential
Keokuk
Labor Survey
Independence
Coe Air Cadets
McMaster Import CO
Detroit, Mich
Slotlaed
McMaster’s
Teef
Dee
Detroit
Michigan
Uutantan
Gulistan
Bellerive
DuPont
DuPont Nylon
Herculon
Ghouly
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