No Absolute Safety from Danger
Robert Currie, keynote speaker at the 15th annual Industrial Safety Assn. of Iowa convention, urged viewing safety as an optimal system concept from design to operation. He emphasized a womb to tomb approach and integrating safety in design to prevent problems, and noted safety as an interrelated process across all production stages.
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Robert Currie
Currie
The
Industrial Safety Assn
Iowa
National Safety Council
Turing
Iowa safety group taps officers in Davenport meeting
Robert Mahon of Collins Radio Co was elected president of the Industrial Safety Assn of Iowa. Other officers named include Kenneth Carlson of Ft. Dodge and Iris Willadsen of Waterloo as vice presidents, James Hamilton of Sioux City as secretary, James Burnet of Des Moines as treasurer, and Mac Brown with Eugene Pugh as directors.
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Robert Mahon
Collins Radio Co
Industrial Safety Assn
Iowa
Kenneth Carlson
Ft. Dodge
Iris Willadsen
Waterloo
James Hamilton
Sioux City
James Burnet
Des Moines
Mac Brown
Eugene Pugh
Cedar Rapids
Women Arrested After Shoplifting at May's Drugs
Two Cedar Rapids women faced charges after a shoplifting incident at May's Drugs. Katherine Gilmore, 18, and Charlotte Wandling, 20, allegedly left the store with a carton of cigarets and cough syrup. Wandling resisted officers and faced a resisting arrest count. Both posted $110 bonds and were released.
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Cedar Rapids
May
Third Avenue
Katherine W. Gilmore
Fifth Street
May's
Miss Gilmore
May’s
Charlotte J. Wandling
Twenty - Ninth Street Drive
Miss Wandling
Street closures for paving and new avenue open
The Cedar Rapids streets department announced street closures on Second avenue SE between Twenty-seventh street and Twenty-eighth street drive to prepare for concrete paving. Officials also announced that the Twelfth avenue SW extension from Edgewood road to Auburn drive is now open.
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Second Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
Cedar Rapids
Twelfth Avenue SW
Edgewood Road
Auburn Drive
UCS drives promise short campaign and data focus
George Lowe, UCS chairman, outlined a one month fund drive from Sept 17 to Oct 10 with a dawn to dusk option and a data processing emphasis. The plan creates three divisions fund raising budget and planning. Y E S program expands under Leo Owens with 140 applications and goal of 200 jobs, plus a $9 991 federal grant and $57 000 local pledges.
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George Lowe
United Community Service
UCS
Lowe
United Fund
Linn Economic Action Project
LEAP
John Ely, Jr
Youth Employment Service
Y.E.S
Leo Owens
F Avenue NW
Ely
Office of Economic Opportunity
Tornado Victims Benefit Dance In Cedar Rapids
Four Cedar Rapids rock bands The Sound Division The Seven Foot Clearance The Holy Smokes and The Seeds of Doubt will perform at a Veterans Memorial Building armory fundraiser from 7 to 11 p.m. Proceeds go to tornado victims in Northeast Iowa and attendees may donate bedding in addition to the $1 admission.
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Veterans Memorial Building Armory
Iowa
Sound Division
Seven Foot Clearance
The
Holy Smokes
Seeds of Doubt
Cedar Rapids
Brazil Builds Ships For Government Contract Rush
Brazilian shipyards work on 30 bulk carriers and general cargo ships under a single federal contract, signaling strong naval industry activity and potential markets for buyers and sellers in the shipping sector.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Collision of Car and Truck Injures Palo Men
Two men sustained minor injuries in a crash at F avenue and Edgewood road Wednesday morning. Lonn I. McGuire pulled beside a northbound school bus on Edgewood when he may have misjudged the bus start and was hit by Donald T. Ayers traveling east on F. Both were treated at St Luke's hospital and released. McGuire faces a failure to yield charge.
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F Avenue
Edgewood Road
Lonn I. McGuire
Iris Avenue NW
McGuire
Donald T. Ayers
Palo
St. Luke’s Hospital
Australian Prime Minister Gorton Begins US Visit
Australian Prime Minister John Gorton left Sydney for a six day visit to the United States. He plans talks with U.S. leaders on defense and regional issues during the trip.
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Sydney
John Gorton
United States
Dialing for Dollars Matinee Wins Cash
Viewers can win cash by watching the Dialing for Dollars Matinee on KCRG TV 9 from Monday through Friday at 3 30 PM. The promotion invites audience members to call in for a chance to claim prizes during the weekday program.
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Kcrg-Tv
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C.R
Howard Pyle
John Oberthien
Tom Williams
Gazette
Fred Damon
Western Electric Co
Robert Barrett
Deere and Co
William Turney
Texas Instruments
Wilbur Schaffer
Los Alamos
N.M
J. C. N. Brown
University of Iowa
Harold
F. Browne and
Paul Witt
Bureau of Mines
U.S. Department of Interior
Don Ebinger
Walter Nollenberger
Selby Ballantyne
John Carpenter
Dad
Craemer’s
Malloy's
Jewelmont
Malloy Jewelers
Probasco
Editorial
Art Buchwald
Lou Harris
Drew Pearson
the Jacobys Eeeevewrsester
Mother Seereee
Sylvia Porter
Eevee
Sam Shulsky
Brazil
U.S
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