Gilchrist elected to Iowa State Education executive board
Robert Galchrist of Linn Mar Jantar high school won a seat on the Iowa State Education Association executive board. Election held at the East Central ISEA district meeting in Marion high school. Gilchrist, a 196% Northern Iowa graduate with a MA from the University of Iowa, has six years teaching at Linn-Mar and will take office July 1, 1971. Mrs Elyis Kirkpatrick named district membership chairman.
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Northern Iowa University
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Rites planned for Bessie Dudek in Springville
Bessie Dudek 54 years resident of Springville died at home Saturday. Born February 7, 1897 in Mt. Vernon she married Robert V. Dudek March 14, 1918. Survived by son Edward V. Dudek and daughter Mrs. Max Ramsey, six grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and five brothers. Service 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Springville Methodist Church with burial Cedar Memorial Park Cedar Rapids.
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Necedah
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New Lisbon
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Space frogs die as orbit mission ends after six days
WALLINGTON AP Six days after launch from Wallops Island Va a pair of bullfrogs aboard the Orbiting Frog Otolith satellite died in space NASA reported the frogs expired at 112 am local time on Sunday the mission met its research objectives earlier and scientists will use results to study weightlessness effects on the inner ear and potential designs for future space stations.
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New Simplified 1970 Income Tax Form Debuts
Washington AP reports Internal Revenue Service unveils a more readable 1970 1040 form with increased white space and fewer elus ter features. Filing instructions move to a separate package and the tax computation section shifts to the back to reduce on form clutter.
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Khrushchev Denounces Memoir Plan as Fabrication
Moscow reports former premier Khrushchev denounces plans to publish his reminiscences in the West as a fabrication and a grave offense. Tass carried the statement in English and Russian, marking the first public comment since his ouster in 1964 regarding a Life magazine and Little, Brown plan to publish his memoirs.
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Third Child Born To Ringo Starrs
Mrs. Ringo Starr gave birth to a seven pound daughter named Lyno aunce Sun say. The Starrs already have two sons aged four and three. Mother and baby reported in good condition.
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Wallace reveals plans at secret Wallace convention
MEMPHIS AP Wallace, 1966 American Party standard bearer, appeared at a supposedly secret national gathering in Memphis. He undecided on a 1972 third party bid and said the economy would be a key issue. Troopers briefly barred reporters before access was granted. The meeting drew over 300 delegates from 42 states as the party reorganizes.
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High Court to Rule on Loan Shark Curbs
Washington UPI reports the Supreme Court agreed to decide if the 1960 loan sharking statute remains a federal crime when inter state traffic is absent. Alcides Perez of New York appeals his extortion convictions. the Second Circuit split on the ruling and sentences.
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Second Nabbed In Kidnap Case
In St Paul a 20 year old man arrested while walking near the homes of Gov Harold LeVander and City Commissioner Rosalie Butler. Police said he had been under surveillance and was prepared for questioning. This follows the Friday arrest of Ronald Reed, 28, in the same case on a $150000 bond.
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Czechs Ban Christmas New Year Greetings
In Czechoslovakia state offices firms and institutions are barred from sending Christmas and New Year greetings as considered unnecessary expenses. The measure targets official greetings while omitting private messages.
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Czechoslovakia
Sheriff Schenider Responds To State Criticism Of Law Enforcement
Johnson County Sheriff Maynard Schneider urged state corrections Director Nolan Ellandson to fix issues in his own department before criticizing local law enforcement. Schneider challenged Ellandson’s push for a county public safety director and urged attention to the juvenile parole system and regional jail talks, noting need for dialogue among judges, attorneys, and sheriffs.
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Demo Legislators May Hold Caucus on Nov 23
Iowa Democratic lawmakers plan caucuses in Des Moines on November 23 to select leaders for the 1971 72 sessions in the senate and house. GOP leaders will also caucus in Des Moines Sunday to name a new speaker and top posts as they hold a veto proof 38 12 senate and 83 37 house majorities.
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Nixon must muzzle or dump Agnew to win in 1972
Senator Hollings says Nixon must muzzle or dump Agnew to secure a 1972 victory. He argues Agnew lacks national appeal, accusing him of “mimicking and running Wallace” and predicting that such politics are finished in America. Hollings suggests Nixon could recover if he chooses a different running mate.
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Larger POW holiday gift packages allowed by North Vietnam
North Vietnam announced in Paris that American prisoners of war may receive larger holiday gifts this year. Packages may weigh five kilograms instead of three, and must be sent via Mosca as before. Christmas and New Year cartes-lettres may travel by mail or through the Colifam group in New York.
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