Hunter and Dog Scout Team Aid Vietnam Search
A Labrador retriever named Sambo serves as a scout dog for a Hawk Flight unit near Tam Ky helping U.S. soldiers locate Viet Cong in a Vietnamese rice field. handler William A. Reed of Lendale Calif oversees the dog as they operate about 350 miles north northeast of Saigon near the village of Fhong Phu.
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Iowa
Tam Ky
U.S
William A. Reed
Lawndale
Calif
Fhong Phu
Saigon
Apollo 4 Recovery After Heat Shield Test
The Apollo 4 spacecraft, recovered about 275 miles northeast of Midway Island, awaits storage aboard the carrier USS Bennington after its unmanned mission line haul. The ship had just completed a highly successful heat shield test.
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Bennington
Midway Island
Experimental approach to classroom behavior discussed at Iowa CEC meeting
Dr. Wesley Becker, University of Illinois, describes behavior modification in classrooms at Cedar Rapids conference. He favors clear rules and positive reinforcement while allowing isolation if needed, noting methods suit elementary students and can apply to high school too. The two day session at the Roosevelt hotel featured multiple speakers and workshops.
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Becker
Bureau of Educational Research, College of Education
University of Illinois
Iowa Council For Exceptional Children
CEC
Cedar Rapids
Urbana
Ill
Johnny
Jimmy
Roosevelt Hotel
Taft Kin Killed in Explosion
Hulbert Taft Jr chairman of Taft Broadcasting and member of the Taft family was killed in an explosion that demolished a bomb shelter on his Cincinnati estate in Indian Hill. Police found the body about three hours later identified by his physician. A gardener said Taft entered the shelter moments before the blast. The cause was unknown but likely bottled gas in the shelter. Taft came from the family of Presidents and ran the Times-Star before its sale.
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Cincinnati
Hulbert Taf. Jr
Taft Broadcasting Co
Taft
Ohio
Victor Straus
Indian Hill
William Howard Taft
Hulbert Taft, Jr
Old Cincinnati Times-Star
Scripps-Howard Co
Cincinnati Post
Hulbert, Jr
Bids Opened for Pierce School Eight Room Addition
Cedar Rapids school board will hear bids at 4 p.m. Monday for an eight room addition to Pierce School. Apparent low bids include C. F. Paulson Co. general $147,531 Tom Bowker and Son mechanical $45,925 Justice Electric Co. electrical $17,287. Total apparent low bids come to $210,743.
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Pierce
Cedar Rapids
Board of Education
C. F. Paulson Co
Tom Bowker and Son
Justice Electric Co
Cook-Rowley Construction Co
Jacobson Construction Co
Loomis Brothers Construction Co
Morehead Construction Co
Bowker
Chairpar Plumbing Co
Galbraith Heating and Plumbing
John M. Gerber Plumbing and Heating
Justice
A-1 Electrical
Acme Co
Cedar Rapids Electrical Supply Co
BE and Electric
Fandel Electric
New Home Furnishings Marketing Program At Area Ten College
Area Ten Community College announces a winter quarter start on Nov 29 for a new home furnishings marketing program. David Jensen says the curriculum covers furniture marketing salesmanship retail merchandising business math and communication. On the job training will be offered and inquiries may contact the college director of student personnel services or write to 4401 Sixth Street Road SW, P.O. Box 1689.
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Area Ten Community College
David Jensen
Department of Business
Iowa
Sixth Street Road
P.O. Box
Pope Paul Recovers After Antibiotic Treatment
From Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul’s temperature returned to normal Friday following antibiotic treatments indicating a positive response to therapy.
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Vatican City
Paul
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