OEO Official probes rural Iowa poverty problems
Des Moines UPI James Templeton assistant director of the OEO rural affairs program examines Iowa rural poverty issues visiting at Gov Hughes invitation. He notes only two urban centers receive substantial funds and outlines outmigration transport and youth recreation as major challenges. He forecasts Nixon era OEO changes including possible transfer of some programs to HEW.
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Des Moines
UPI
Office of Economic Opportunity
Lowa
James Templeton
OEO
Iowa
Hughes
Templeton
OEFO
Nixon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Graffiti Board Removed at Iowa Memorial Union
Iowa City residents report the dismantling of the graffiti board in the Iowa Memorial Union after numerous complaints. The Union Board president said it was a whim that caused more grief than worth, as maintenance staff removed it with student protest and a later peaceful march to President Bowen's home.
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Iowa City
Iowa Memorial Union
Union Board
Jill Wiley
Cedar Rapids
University
Howard Bowen
Bowen
Loren Kottner
Jeannie Taylor
Ridgefield
N.J
Kinlein to speak on nursing care for heart failure at UI
Prof. M. Lucille Kinlein of Catholic University of America will lecture at the University of Iowa Friday at 4 p.m. in the Pharmacy auditorium on Selected Aspects of Nursing Care of the Patient with Congestive Heart Failure Due to Left Ventricle Failure. All professional persons are welcome to attend.
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Iowa City
M. Lucille Kinlein
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
University of Iowa
Pharmacy
Cedar Rapids Student Named to Loras Unit
Michael D. Soukup of Cedar Rapids, a Loras College senior majoring in psychology with a philosophy and history minor, has been named to the counseling and guidance committee, one of the first student appointments to such a committee at the college.
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Dubuque
Michael D. Soukup
Milo J. Soukup
Cedar Rapids
Loras College
Justin A. Driscoll
Soukup
Loras
Prank With Mace Costs Two Waterloo Officers
Waterloo police fired two officers, Buddy G. Tanner and Gary A. Dawson, after they sprayed Mace into two squad cars as a prank. Chief Robert Wright said the incident occurred last Wednesday and left the cars out of service for a day to air out the odor.
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Waterloo
Robert Wright
Buddy G. Tanner
Gary A. Dawson
Wright
Franzenburg Seen as Key Democratic Voice in Hawkeye State
Paul Franzenburg, defeated governor candidate and former Iowa state treasurer, may emerge as the Democratic party spokesman on state issues as Gov. Hughes departs for Washington and Republicans control the legislature. He plans to monitor budget health, hold the GOP to promises, and weigh future public service offers while noting Ray’s campaign expenditures and the need for education funding focus.
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Des Moines
Paul Franzenburg
Franzenburg
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Washington, D.C
Iowa
U.S
Robert Ray
Ray
Repub
Woodwind Quintet Concert Opens UI Campus Season
Iowa City announces the Iowa Woodwind Quintet opening concert for 1968 69 on the University of Iowa campus Friday at 8 p.m. in Macbride Auditorium. No tickets needed. open to the public. Quintet members Betty Bang James Lakin Thomas Ayres Paul Anderson and Ronald Tyree are UI music faculty. Program includes Perry transcription of Haydn Divertimento with St Anthony Chorale.
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Iowa City
Iowa Woodwind
University of Iowa
Macbride
Betty Bang
James Lakin
Thomas Ayres
Paul Anderson
Ronald Tyree
U. of I. Music
Perry
Haydn
Osteopath laments drift from patient centered care
DES MOINES AP The president of the American Osteopathic Assn assailed doctors for prioritizing tests and instruments over human needs. Dr Roy S Young urged physicians to listen see and communicate with patients during a speech to osteopathic college students.
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Des Moines
American Osteopathic Assn
Roy S. Young
Young
College of Osteopathic Surgery and Medicine
U of I Regents Set November Meeting
The state board of regents will hold a two day November session on the University of Iowa campus in Iowa City. Open hearings at 11 a.m. Thursday in Old Capitol board room will discuss proposals to issue 5.5 million dollars in revenue bonds for a new auditorium and 2.125 million dollars for a new recreation building at the university.
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Iowa City
State Board of Regents
University of Iowa
Board Room
Old Capitol
Iowa Memorial Union
U. of I
Capitol Board Room
Two Iowans Killed in Vietnam War Casualties
Iowa reports two more Vietnam War deaths an Eagle Grove Marine and a Hampton Army recruit. Identified were Army Spec. 4 Dean W. Oltman husband of Karrolyn L. Oltman Hampton and Pfc. Dennis O. Johnson son of Mr. and Mrs. Ogden J. Johnson Eagle Grove.
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Iowa
Eagle Grove
Hampton
Army
Dean W. Oltman
Karrolyn L. Oltman
Pfc
Dennis O. Johnson
Ogden J. Johnson
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