Cedar Rapids Leaders Shine in 1966 Education Roles
Cedar Rapids educators and citizens hold numerous state and national posts during American Education Week. Dr. Arnold Salisbury leads Iowa administrators while James Freeman heads the Iowa State Education Assn. David Jensen and Bill Eddings guide vocational education at Area 10. Edna Pierce and Edna Moore advance art and social studies, with local leaders serving on national and state education boards.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Arnold Salisbury
Iowa Assn
The
American Assn
Linn County
Larson
James Freeman
Iowa State Education Assn
Iowa Vocational Assn
David Jensen
Jensen
Area 10 Community College
Bill Eddings
Area 10
Mildred Middleton
Iowa Council of Teachers of English
Edna Pierce
Diovisual Education Assn
Donald Stout
North Central Assn
Stout
Frank Nye
Fifth Avenue SE
Educational Commission of the States
New Commission
Nye
Iowa Higher Education Facilities Commission
B. A. Jensen
Memorial Drive
New Association of Area School Boards
Elizabeth McMillan
Second Avenue SE
Kenwood School
Charles Penningroth
Iowa Education
Cedar Rapidians
Culinary Group Plans Packaged Food Buffet
The River Valley Association of the American Culinary Federation schedules a buffet of convenience foods at 7 p.m. Monday in the Roosevelt Hotel. The eastern Iowa and western Illinois group, made up of professional food managers, will host the dinner, which is one in a series and organized by General Mills.
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Roosevelt Hotel
River Valley Assn
American Culinary Federation
Iowa
Illinois
General Mills
James Whitmore Appears on The Big Valley Sunday
James Whitmore guest stars as a power happy politician in a COLOR episode of The Big Valley. The program airs Sunday at 5 00 p m on KCRG TV channel 9.
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James Whitmore
Kcrg-Tv
Open Houses Planned for Cedar Rapids During American Education Week
Cedar Rapids schedules open houses for the 46th American Education Week. Senior high events start at 7:30 p m Monday, elementary at 7 p m Wednesday, and junior high at varying times Thursday. The observance traces to 1921 and promotes viewing the education system’s scope.
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Cedar Rapidians
Cedar Rapids
J. V. Rowe to Speak at Manager Meeting
J. V. Rowe of Waterloo will present What’s In It For Me at the Administrative Management Society dinner Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the Montrose hotel. He will discuss fringe benefit programs their purpose and acceptance. Rowe is a public relations representative and manager of administrative services for Sunray DX Oil Co. and has worked there since 1928.
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J. V. Rowe
Waterloo
Administrative Management Society
Montrose Hotel
Rowe
Sunray DX Oil Co
Missing from His Collection Panda Blood Drives Global Study
LAWRENCE Kan UPI notes zoology professor Charles A Leone studies blood samples from meat eating animals to map family trees of seals sea lions and walruses He seeks panda blood but cites zoo owners protect samples The National Science Foundation funds the $39700 project while many species remain unavailable
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Lawrence
Kan
UPI
Charles A. Leone
University of Kansas
Leone
The
National Science Foundation
Nagging Wives Cited as Major Industrial Disruptor
Harrogate England Dr William Marshall warned at a management institute that nagging wives threaten British industry. He claimed one third of industrial absenteeism stems from spousal or domestic arguments among workers.
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Harrogate
England
UPI
William Marshall
Institute of Personnel Management
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Ira Larson
Assn. of
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Robert Fitzsimmons
Watson
Ernest Pence
Washington Avenue
Iowa Educational Conference Board
State School Board
Administrators’ Organization
Pence
Salisbury
Freeman
Culinary Group
National Education Assn
American Legion
U.S. Office of Education
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
America
Emer
Raby
Lindale
Chandigarh
India
Punjab
HCAS
Pruities
Craemer
Craemer’s
Lindale Plaza
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