War's Anguish Told by AP Cameraman Eddie Adams
Eddie Adams spoke at the Iowa Press Photographers Association convention in Cedar Rapids about Vietnam. He described the war's hardship through slides and tape, noting eight of sixteen AP photographers wounded and three dead in ten months, and recalled harrowing scenes and a medic’s courage.
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Arm Almost Lost Dramatic Recovery At Pearl Harbor
James N Wolff a 20 year old sailor from Portland Oregon nearly lost an arm in a winch accident aboard the Hancock carrier during a Vietnam era operation His arm was re planted and he recovered enough for a promotion test to E 3 on KCRG TV and at Dr James Farrell s clinic in Pearl Harbor today and through Friday morning
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College honors given at annual convocation
Awards acknowledged seniors Karen Smothers Peggy Pfab Rosanne Martin and Sharon Selzer among others at Mt. Mercy college honors convocation in McAuley auditorium. Recipients included the Florentine Craemer speech drama award Marie O Leary and English award Ann Schilling with Philosophy Theology distinction.
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Kappa Gamma Pi
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Marie O'Leary
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Bette J. Smith Wins $5,000 Harvard Stipend
A Cedar Rapids coed, Bette J. Smith of 417 Seventh Street SE, has been named one of 40 college seniors to receive a $5,000 stipend for 12 months of graduate study at Harvard University. Harvard and NSF sponsor the awards, recognizing future teachers of mathematics and science from 20,000 seniors. Miss Smith majors in science. Crisis in Cedar Rapids Channel 9 TV special invites displaced residents to urban renewal program discussion.
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Harding To Head Iowa Lensmen
Gordon Harding of the Dubuque Telegraph-Herald was reelected president of the Iowa Press Photographers Assn at the closing session. Waterloo will host the 1967 convention and short course. officers include Don Woolley, Bob Whiting, Chuck Hanson, Tom Irwin, Bern Ketchum, and Don Magdefray from various Iowa newspapers and colleges.
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University of Iowa
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
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Ottumwa Courier
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Bern Ketchum
State College of Iowa
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Belle Plaine Union
Spring Panty Raid at Columbia Sparks campus protest
About 300 Columbia University men threatened Sunday night to invade Barnard College residence halls in a traditional spring panty raid. Police said the men gathered in front of the halls along upper Broadway vowing to cheer girls in open windows.
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