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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1965

Page

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ISU Awards 435 Degrees in Fall Commencement

Iowa State University awarded 435 diplomas at fall commencement in the armory. President W. Robert Parks presided, followed by a reception in Memorial Union Sun Room. Notable honorees included William E. Schley and Janice Duffus Hermann, with Steven F. Palmer in the honors program. Eastern Iowans listed among degree recipients span multiple towns and majors. Winter classes begin Dec. 1.

AMES Iowa State W. Robert Parks Memorial Union William E. Schley Martelle Janice Duffus Hermann Malcom Mrs. Hermann Steven F. Palmer West Liberty Winthrop Robert Schuman Cedar—Bennett James Ahrens Clyde Chickasaw Wyoming Phillip J. Eichhorn Keokuk

Medicare in Iowa expands coverage for seniors

Des Moines Iowa seniors are invited to enroll in voluntary Medicare parts offered by the Social Security Administration beginning July 1 1966. The medical insurance covers 80 percent of approved charges after a $50 annual deductible and includes doctor services home health visits and other medical items with a $3 monthly premium to be deducted from beneficiaries Social Security Railroad Retirement or federal civil service payments.

Leo Smith Social Security of Iowa Des Moines IDPA Social Security Social Security Administration

East Iowans in University Choir Dec 3 Concert

The University of Iowa Choir conducts its first season concert December 3 at 8 p.m. at the Iowa Memorial Union. East Iowa singers include Anamosa, Cedar Rapids, Coralville, Independence, Iowa City, Keyston, Lone Tree, Marion, Tipton, and Tama artists. The 70-voice group performs medieval to modern works under Prof. Daniel Moe, featuring Sweelinck, Palestrina, Brahms, Stevens, and Distler alongside two Palestrina pieces and a mass.

Iowa City University of Iowa Iowa Memorial Union Ellen Nuechterlein Lone Tree Joyce Schuessler Marion — Carol Preston Mr. Vernon Barbara Bys Solon Jonathan Simmons Tama Paul Hanzelka James Morgan Tipton Carmen Straub Daniel Moe Ye Servants of God Jan Sweelinck Es Petrus Peter Palestrina Brahms Halsey Stevens Hugo Distler

Cedar Rapids Gazette established by The Gazette Co. in 1883

The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established in 1883 by The Gazette Co., is a daily and Sunday publication based at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates list carrier 50 cents weekly and various mail plans including Night and Sunday editions with annual prices. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news.

the Gazette Co Third Ave. SE Cedar Rapids Iowa Cedar Rap Ss U. S Associated Press Laispatches

FASTEETH Promises firmer false teeth and no odor

An old advertisement touts FASTEETH as an alkaline powder to sprinkle on dentures. It claims the product helps teeth hold more firmly, reduces plate odor and breath, and does not sour. Available at drug counters everywhere.

Charge Against Bluffs Newsman Withdrawn

John Albright a 26 year old writer photographer for the Council Bluffs Nonpareil had a charge of disobedience of a police officer dismissed by Municipal Judge Edward Neil sen. The arresting deputies Earl Pace and Don Danford refund bond costs note the error came from the officers belief federal law barred photographing the scene of a fatal plane crash near the Council Bluffs airport. Two people died in the crash.

Council Bluffs John Albright Albright Edward Neilsen Earl Pace Don Danford Pace Danford Sheriff’s Office

Iowa Dairy Princess honored at Interstate Power Co showroom

Carol Flage recently elected Iowa Dairy Princess will be honored Saturday in the Interstate Power Co showroom.

Waukon Carol Flage Iowa Dairy Princess Interstate Power Co

Iowa City Chamber Members Asked for Redevelopment Views

The Iowa City Chamber of Commerce seeks input from all members on the redevelopment committee report led by Ben Summerwill. The board will consider action at the December 3 meeting, with members urged to write or contact directors. The report endorses upgrading the business district, early agreement on university city use separation, and advancing traffic flow, parking, and land use plans with reservations.

Iowa City Chamber Iowa City Iowa City Chamber of Commerce Ben Summerwill Chamber Trict

Community Givers near goal in Iowa City area

The Community Givers drive has reached 97 percent of its 108,096 dollar goal across Iowa City Coralville and University Heights. Total donations amount to 104,854 dollars with pledge cards still outstanding.

Iowa City Coralville University Heights

Culver to Speak at Monticello Saturday Evening

Congressman John Culver will speak at Sacred Heart church basement in Monticello at 6 30 p m on Saturday. He returns from a fact finding mission to South Vietnam and southeast Asia for the House Foreign Affairs Committee and will discuss meetings with Ambassador Lodge Prime Minister Ky General Westmoreland and other officials. On Wednesday he meets Jones County conservation clubs at a Monticello luncheon and will tour the Indian Bluffs recreation area along the Maquoketa River afterward.

Monticello John Culver Sacred Heart Church Culver South Vietnam Southeast Asia House Foreign Affairs Committee Ambassador Lodge Westmoreland Jones County Conservation Clubs Indian Bluffs Maquoketa River

Interstate 35 Route Okayed in Iowa plan

The U S Bureau of Public Roads approved the Iowa highway commission plan for routing Interstate 35 in northern Iowa. The corridor would run from Williams northeast to near Latimer then north between Clear Lake and Mason City to the Minnesota border. Commission Chief Engineer L M Clauson said the approval allows detailed design, right of way, contracts and construction.

Ames U.S. Bureau of Public Roads Iowa Highway Commission Iowa Commission Williams Latimer Clear Lake Mason City Minnesota L. M. Clauson Bureau Robert E. Simpson Federal Agency

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