Four Cedar Rapids students win multiple scholarships
Four Cedar Rapids students were named scholarship winners. Carolyn Kacena received a $1,000 Iowa Library Association award for graduate library study at Western Reserve University. William Koppock and David Kvapil earned $300 Cedar Rapids Engineers Club scholarships with alternates Patricia Vedder and Larry Miller. Judy Kay Locke won the first Ethel R. Outland scholarship at Coe College as a sophomore.
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Mariner 4 Signals May Extend Mars Mission to 1968
Reports from Pasadena indicate the Mariner 4 spacecraft, which photographed Mars on July 14, may continue functioning into 1968. Details about the ship were not disclosed. An Outland scholarship fund, created by former students, honors Miss Outland and other faculty achievements.
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Coe Growth Fund to Endow English and Journalism Scholarship
Mrs. Carl Kirwin announces the Coe Growth fund will use income to perpetuate an annual scholarship for an outstanding English and journalism major. The fund's directive was disclosed Wednesday as part of ongoing philanthropy efforts.
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TV Prices Fall Despite Forecasts by Industry
New York AP reports RCA and Zenith reduced suggested retail prices on several television models. RCA cut a 25-inch color consolette by 50 to 529.95 and its 25-inch low cost model to 449.95. Zenith trimmed three color sets and nine regular models including a 19-inch, a 25-inch consolette to 579.95 and a 25-inch table model to 529.95.
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Harlem Poverty Agency Owes 290000 In Taxes
New York AP reports Harlem anti poverty agency faces tax debts totaling 290000 with concerns over misused funds and incomplete bookkeeping. Officials cite arrears and interrupted grant flows while the agency’s executives attempt to restore records and finance controls.
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Chiang Shakeup Sees Five Ministers Named in Taipei
The president's cabinet in Taipei announced a Friday reshuffle naming five new ministers. Officials said the changes aim to refresh governance and address current policy priorities.
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Pakistan and India clash over Kashmir dispute progress
Rawalpindi reports said Pakistan Foreign Minister Blinks India blocks talks amid renewed disputes over Kashmir. The external relations issue drew comments on Friday about stalled dialogue and regional tensions.
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