Surveys Indicate Demos To Keep House Control
AP polls show Democrats likely retain control of the 435 member House by a slimmer margin amid Nixon Humphrey Wallace contest for the presidency. If no candidate reaches 270 electoral votes the House could decide, with electors in several states deadlocked or split.
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House of Representatives
House
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Richard Nixon
George Wallace
Nixon
Wallace
Thomas Jefferson
John Quincy Adams
Johnson
Hawaii
Kansas
Nevada
Congress
Christianson Takes European Educational Seminar Trip
Gordon Christianson superintendent of the North Winneshiek Community School District leaves Friday for a European educational seminar sponsored by Kent State University's research center for the study of socialist education. More than 110 educators from the U.S. and Canada will visit five capitals Oslo Copenhagen Moscow Novosibirsk and Budapest, visiting schools and attending lectures through November 23.
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Barr Oak
Gordon Christianson
North Winneshiek
Europe
Research Center For the Study of
Kent State
Ohio
U.S
Canada
Oslo
Norway
Copenhagen
Denmark
Moscow
Ussr
Novosibersk
Siberia
Budapest
Hungary
Tornado Rips Southland injuring 25 and causing damage
A tornado ripped through parts of Alabama and Mississippi Sunday injuring at least 25 and causing extensive property damage. Sixteen injuries occurred in Saraland and Eight Mile, five in Gulfport, with a four mile path that disrupted U S 43 and damaged homes, schools, and a supermarket.
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Mobile
Ala
Mississippi
Alabama
Saraland
Eight Mile
Gulfport
Miss
U.S. 43
Bay Minette
Baldwin County
Charles Cowart
Heckling and campaign bustle mark Agnew stop in Michigan
Governor Spiro Agnew faced hecklers in Muskegon and Charleston as his final campaign leg ran a 15 hour day with 50 minutes of speaking across a Charleston luncheon and a Richmond dinner. He urged public briefing by Atty. Gen. Ramsay Clark on FBI probe progress in Chicago vote irregularities.
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Muskegon, Mich
Spiro Agnew
Lee
Charleston
Richmond
G.O.P
Agnew
U.S
Clark
FBI
Chicago
M. W. Johnson
Oakdale Nurses Plan Thursday Meeting and Potluck
District five of the Iowa Nurses Association will meet Thursday at Oakdale hospital. A potluck supper is planned and new officers will be installed.
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Oakdale
Iowa Nurses’ Assn
Oakdale Hospital
Allegri String Quartet Impresses Coe Audience
The Allegri String Quartet performed at Coe Fine Arts shifting to Gage Memorial Union before 200-300 fans. The quartet of Maguire, Thomas, Ireland, and Schrecker delivered integrated playing across baroque, Bartok, and Beethoven, with standout Haydn and Beethoven Opus 135, earning praise for ensemble unity and refined dynamics.
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Allegri
Coe Fine Arts
Gage Memorial Union
Hugh Maguire
Peter Thomas
Patrick Ireland
Bruno Schrecker
Viller
Bartok
Beethoven
Cee Fine Arts
Manila Quake Rattles Buildings No Damage Reported
A rolling earthquake shook Manila on Monday with no damage reported. Local officials and residents felt the tremor as structures swayed briefly across the city.
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Manila
UPI
Venus and Adonis in Iowa City Opera Workshop
The University of Iowa opera workshop stages John Blow’s Venus and Adonis in Macbride Hall. Directed by Herald Stark with Tom Waehter as stage director and Marcia Thayer as choreographer. Tickets $1 at the university box office. out of town reservations via mail.
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Iowa City
Venus
Adonis
University of Iowa Opera Workshop
John Blow
Macbride J Auditorium
Opera Workshop
Herald Stark
Robert Eckert
Tom Waehter
Pella
Robert Donington
Donington
Don Laren
Marcia Thayer
U. of T. Dance Theater
Iowa Memorial Union
Paul Henle Injured in One Car Crash on Frosty Bridge
Paul Henle, 19, of Merion, in fair condition at University Hospitals Iowa City with neck injuries after a one car accident near Palo Sunday. Deputy says the car driven by Ronald G. Burch, 29, of Marion, slid on the frosty Bridge No 2 and struck the right bridge brace. Property damage listed at $1,500.
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Paul Henle
Tenth Avenue
Merion
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Palo
Chain Lakes Bridge No. 2
Ronald G. Burch
Route One
Marion
Wanted ad hints at a rare item in circulation
A classified note seeks an unusual object, signaling a scarce item in local commerce. The notice uses terse wording to link buyers with the sought article, reflecting a niche market response in the area.
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