UCS Plans Linn Health Unit Bond Issue for 1967
United Community Services agreed to plan a Linn county health complex including a county home and linking social welfare mental health and public health agencies. The move follows a postponed December bond vote and aims for a March 1967 election with a major public information effort.
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UCS
Linn Health
United Community Services
Linn County Health Complex
William Linstrom
Linstrom
Richard Lamping
Charles Sheehy
USC
Peter Crivaro
Marion
Richard Nazelle
Board of Supervisors
Nixon Appeal May Replace G O P Film
An election appeal by Richard Nixon may replace a controversial campaign film scheduled for national television. GOP leaders oppose the film and expect changes while Nixon’s counterpoint may be broadcast if he uses the time.
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Nixon
G.O.P. Film
Washington
Richard Nixon
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Ray Bliss
G.o.pational
Sen. Morton
Rep. Laird
Wis
House Republican Conference
National Committee
Congressional Committee
Congressional Unit
Johnson
G.O.P
Bay Village ex-mayor denies Marilyn Sheppard key gift
Former Bay Village mayor J Spencer Houk testifies during Dr Samuel Sheppard retrial denying Mrs Marilyn Sheppard ever gave him a key to their home. He recalls helping with a bakery delivery and notes the defense plans to challenge the key claim. He visited the Sheppard home to bring groceries and cash checks, and says a later accusation by Dr Stephen Sheppard was not a definite charge.
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Cleveland
UPI
J. Spencer Houk
Houk
Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn
F. L. Bailey
House
Ford
Staller
Sheppard
John Corrigan
Stephen Sheppard
T-can
Sam
Esther Houk
Johnson Signs Broad Set of Bills in Ceremonial Signings
President Johnson signed a group of major bills, including two education aid measures totaling 9 billion dollars over three years. He also enacted a 154 million dollar health planning act, a demonstration cities bill, a pollution control measure, and a truth in packaging act in separate ceremonies.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Record autumn storm blankets states with heavy snow and deaths
A powerful early autumn blizzard swept the nation’s northeast and Midwest, leaving at least 18 dead as snows up to 15 inches and gale winds disrupted travel. Cold reached from Minnesota to the Deep South, with 8 to 15 inch totals in multiple states and hundreds of stranded travelers.
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Kentucky
Louisville
David Schmidt
Minnesota
Dixie
Hibbing
Minn
New Orleans
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Indiana
Wapakoneta
Cynthia Weber
Kalamazoo
Mich
Tennessee
Marquette
Cincinnati
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dayton
Nashville
Tenn
Indianapolis
Detroit
Debt of Pretend Earnings Sparks Everyday Chuckle
A light note on how spending to match imagined income leads to debt and humor. The piece pokes at financial vanity and the common human lapse of budgeting.
United Good Neighbors Campaign Nears Goal Despite Progress
Linn county 1987 United Good Neighbors drive reports $836,653 in contributions and pledges at the YMCA luncheon, just below the $914,011 goal. Campaign chairman Robert Fawcett urges renewed effort to surpass the goal as major firms division nears 96 percent of its $667,371 target.
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United Good Neighbors
Linn County
YMCA
Robert Fawcett
Ted Lloyd
UGN
State Employees Shun Work in Rhode Island
Hundreds of Rhode Island state employees stayed away from work in Providence on Thursday to press for an immediate pay raise and better pay policies.
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Rhode Island
Providence
Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded to Mulliken
Swedish Academy names Robert Mulliken of the University of Chicago as the 1966 Nobel Prize winner in chemistry for his work on chemical bonds and molecular electronic structure. Mulliken, 76, divides time between Chicago and Florida State University, where he directs the Laboratory of Molecular Structure and Spectra. He expresses modesty about the honor as the prize money totals $60,000.
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Stockholm
Robert Mulliken
University of Chicago
Mulliken
Massachusetts
Swedish Academy of Science
Harvard
New York University
Florida State University
Tailaihassee
Alfred Kastler
Paris
Academy
Kastler
Ihe
Lof Dynamite
Alfred Nobel
Military Station Is Objective
The CAPE KENNEDY AP report details the Gemini capsule test for the Manned Orbiting Laboratory program. An unmanned Gemini survived reentry after a suborbital flight, then released four satellites including optical decoys to test space warfare concepts and potential military communications in orbit.
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Cape Kennedy
Thursday
Air Force
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
South Atlantic
U.S
Titan
Airline Faces Pilots Strike Over Expired Contract
National Airlines faces a pilots strike after the Air Line Pilots Association cites failure to reach a contract that expired December 15, 1965. The National Mediation Board found an impasse after six months, with a 30 day cooling off period ending November 28.
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Air Line Pilots Association
National Mediation Board
Busy Clinton visit with Rep Culver on draft and farms
Rep John Culver of Marion answers crowd questions in Clinton about draft board inequities Viet Nam infrastructure and farm policies He notes draft boards are human and decisions vary He cites feed grains program support and rural finance as key issues from the Cedar Rapids stop with residents sharing experiences
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Clinton
Clinton County
Draft Board
Iowa
Congress
John C. Culver
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Pine Ridge
Highway 30
Vietnam
Clinton Bridge Authority
Rural Electric Cooperative Financing
Iowa Highway Commission
Culver
Johnson A Day on the Campaign Trail in Cedar Rapids
A report on Republican candidate Bob Johnson, seeking Congress in the Second District, outlines his Cedar Rapids campaign day with activities and message delivery. The piece appears in Friday's Gazette.
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Cedar Rapids
Bob Johnson
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