Two Cedar Rapids Men Among 13 Iowa Graduates At Annapolis
Bruce Fishwild reports that Dale F. Crosier and Thomas J. Lapham of Cedar Rapids are among 13 Iowans graduating from the Naval Academy at Annapolis this week. Crosier earns a navy ensign commission and a BS degree, while Lapham becomes a marine corps second lieutenant and earns a BS. The ceremony is Friday at 11 a.m. in Dahlgren Hall.
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Naval Academy At
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Dale T. Crosier
I Avenue
Thomas J. Lapham
First Avenue NE
Marine Corps
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Naval Academy
Navy
Franklin High School
University of Iowa
Lapham
Free High School
Peoria
Willard E. Holub
Sylvester F. Holub
First Street
Japan
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Roosevelt High School
Naval Air Station
San Diego
Far East
Kearsarge
James A. Barnes
Bruce A. Barnes
Twenty-first Street
Roger T. Friest
Joe J. Friest
Tenth Street
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Hong Kong
Singapore
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Truman McDowell
Coldstream Avenue
Second Marine Division
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Corps
McDowell
F. C. Jennings
Air Force
George Air Force Base
California
Bougainville
Korea
el Toro
Calif
Victorville
Mary Sues Patrick Henry for Liberty in Aspen Inn Case
In Denver AP report Mary Henry sues Patrick Henry in district court seeking divorce and liberty alleging extreme and repeated cruelty. Patrick Henry runs an inn in Aspen Colorado and faces a courtroom action over the marriage.
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Patrick Henry
Mary Henry
Dvorce
Henry
Aspen
Colo
Dr Francis Tucker To Address Mind Health Group Thursday
Dr Francis C Tucker M D pathologist at St Luke s hospital Cedar Rapids will speak to the On Leave Society at the YMCA Thursday 7 45 p m on The Oriental Mind and Its Relation to Disease The OLS promotes information on mental illness and health and many members are former mental health patients The meeting is open to the public
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Francis Tucker
On Leave Society of
Cedar Rapids
Francis C. Tucker
St. Luke’s Hospital
YMCA
Dr. Tucker
OLS
Playmobile Featured in National Magazine Story
Nevin Nichols reports in the Journal of Health-Physical Education-Recreation about Cedar Rapids Playmobile built by the Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce. The two page feature describes development, construction and use of the Playmobile donated last year to the city's Playground and Recreation Commission.
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Cedar Rapids
It's Probably Black by Now It Probably Black by Now
Police expect little trouble locating Mrs. Schatze A. Weicker's stolen car a white 1955 Cadillac hardtop convertible ornamented in gold valued at $6 500.
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San Francisco
Obesity seen as psychoanalytic issue says expert
A psychiatrist discusses obesity as rooted in anxiety hostility and oral fixation rather than mere over eating. He links early childhood patterns, insecure personality traits, and repressed aggression to weight gain and urges psychotherapy as primary treatment.
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Kyfr
Mitropoulos warns TV and hi fi threaten live music
New York Philharmonic conductor Dimitri Mitropoulos urged Iowa City readers to protect live performance fearing overuse of television and hi fi could lead to a “canned life.” He praised local collaborators and urged Cedar Rapids to support a symphony as a cultural sign of a thriving city.
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Donald Key
New York Philharmonic
Dimitri Mitropoulos
Iowa City
Mitropoulos
Berlioz
University of Iowa
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Midwest
New York
Philharmonic
Cedar Rapids
United States
America
Loraine Ward
Himie Voxman
University of Iowa Music
James Dixon
American jet bomber plans and missile progress in 1950s era
The United States advances with the B-58 delta wing bomber in early development, alongside updated B-52 capabilities and extensive work on guided missiles. Programs include the Matador, Corporal, Honest John, Nike system with 100 plus sites, Terrier for navy, and the Sparrow air to air missile. Iowa pilot Art Hartman to demonstrate oldest plane in Clinton centennial.
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Air Force
Convair
General Electric
Pratt and Whitney
United States
Europe
Army
Honest John
Nike
Navy
Hartman
Steelways celebrates tenth year in steel industry coverage
NEW YORK The Steelways magazine published by the American Iron and Steel Institute marks its tenth year. Started in 1945 as a quarterly, it now appears every two months and reaches nearly 100 000 readers including government officials and industry leaders.
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Iron and Steel
Steelways
American Iron and Steel Institute
Korea
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D. W. Kimball
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Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
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Drakeville
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Hamilton Street
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Brooke Army Medical Center
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H. F. Tyler
Center Point Road
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Oklahoma
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National Magazine
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