Gazette Linotype Operator Retires After 43 Years of Service
Harold Smith retires from The Gazette after 43 years in the composing room. He estimates he set about 30,000,000 lines of type, enough to span over 43 miles of columns. He plans to buy a car and travel with his wife Georgia to visit their daughter in California and to visit Florida.
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Harold Smith
C Avenue
the Gazette
The
Gazette
Smith
Cedar Rapids
Kansas City
Sigourney
Sigourney Review
Georgia
California
Florida
Kennedy Senior Recovers From Minor Surgery
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy rested at his Hyannisport home after a weekend of minor surgery and two tooth extractions. The 74 year old was treated for a small skin growth at Cape Cod hospital in Hyannis Saturday morning.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cape Cod Hospital
Hyannis
Ex C R Man Writes Biology Textbook Coauthors
David L. Fagle 31 formerly of Cedar Rapids coauthored a new biology textbook Design for Life published by Holt Rinehart and Winston. Fagle, a biology professor at Community junior college Marshalltown, collaborated with Richard Trump of Ames High School. they detail Fagle’s education at Franklin High School and degrees from State College of Iowa Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Rapids
Holt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc
New York City
Fagle
Community Junior College
Marshalltown
Loring O. Fagle
Thirty Second Street
Richard Trump
Ames High School
Design For Life
Franklin High School
State College of Iowa At
Cedar Falls
Mass Vehicle Pileup in Fog Kills Six on New Jersey Turnpike
In dense fog on the New Jersey Turnpike six people died when fourteen vehicles collided. Five victims died at the scene and a sixth at St James Hospital in Newark, with about ten others injured. Authorities blamed the fog and noted one injured driver, A J Gauthier of Port Huron, Mich, drove into the wreckage after losing sight of traffic.
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A. J. Gauthier
Port Huron
Mich
Gauthier
Cholera Toll Climbs in Malay Peninsula
The Malay death toll rose to 12 with suspected cases reaching 396 as reports say vaccines are en route from neighboring countries.
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Kuala Lumpur
Getz Elected by Data Processors
John Getz owner of Office Equipment Co. in Cedar Rapids was chosen president of the Eastern Iowa Chapter of the National Data Processing Management Assn. Other officers include Raymond W. Bender vice-president, Raymond Fergus secretary, Darrence J. Brady treasurer, and Joseph J. McAndrews national director. installation to follow.
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John Getz
Office Equipment Co
Cedar Rapids
Eastern Iowa
National Data Processing Management Assn
Raymond W. Bender
Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co
Raymond M
Fergus
Collins Radio Co
Darrence J. Brady
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Joseph J. McAndrews
Merchants National Bank
Arlene Francis In Satisfactory Condition After Car Crash
New York AP report states actress Arlene Francis of What's My Line? is in satisfactory condition after a two-car collision on wet pavement en route to New York. Rose Arcos, 34, of Brooklyn, was killed. Arlene Francis was replaced by Kitty Carlisle on the program.
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New York
Arlene Francis
Kitty Carlisle
Miss Francis
Manhattan
Rose Arcos
Brooklyn
Joseph
Eight scientists back manned moon program defense
Van Allen and seven colleagues defend the United States moon landing effort as essential to long range space exploration. They say human presence remains indispensable for achieving scientific objectives, with robot instruments playing a supporting role.
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Washington
U.S
Appello
Theyaid
Scientists question space program balance between humans and instruments
NASA released a statement by Van Allen and fellow scientists William F. Libby Harold C. Urey and James A Van Allen arguing critics favor robot instruments over manned flights. They say public and congressional support may rest on future welfare and security of the United States, not science alone. Warren Weaver of the Sloan Foundation echoed calls to fund space science via instruments at lower cost. Other scientists have voiced similar views in recent weeks.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
William F. Libby
Harold C. Urey
James A. van Allen
United States
Warren Weaver
New York
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Association dinner meeting to feature Robert Barber speaker
A Tuesday six thirty p.m. technical dinner meeting at the Sheraton Montrose will feature Robert Barber, computer data service processing manager of Collins Radio Co., discussing the topic Why Me.
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Association
Sheraton- Montrose
Robert Barber
Collins Radio Co
Extortion Bid On Envoy Foiled In Saigon
U S Ambassador Frederick Nolting Jr faced a $14 000 extortion demand from a Saigon accountant Nguyen Cau Muu who warned of a supposed communist plot to kill the envoy. Police foiled the scheme after the six letters dated April 10.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Frederick Nolting, Jr
Nguyen Cau Muu
Nolting
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