Lyndon B. Johnson Schedule Shifts Des Moines Visit
President Lyndon B. Johnson will speak at 11:15 a.m. after a 10 minute dignitaries' intro and will remain in Des Moines for about 1 hour 45 minutes, a change announced by Gov. Harold E. Hughes. The event site is at the statehouse steps near the corner of Ninth and Locust Streets.
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Woman 80 Survives Being Run Over by Train
Mrs. Margaret Rees 80 of near Le Mars survived after being run over by a train at a railroad crossing. Her shoe came off causing her to fall between the tracks and the engineer braked to a halt. She was pulled from the van and hospitalized with a slight chin cut and a heart condition noted later.
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Drake University President Dr Henry Harmon Dies at 63
Dr Henry G Harmon aged 63 longtime Drake University president died of a heart attack in Des Moines He led Drake for 23 years previously headed William Woods College He was born June 14 1901 in St Paul Minn and survived by his wife Helen Sherman a son Henry A and two daughters Mrs George Thrasher and Mrs David Baker
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G O P Women State District Meeting Held in Memorial Hall
Keokuk County Republican Women host district meeting in Memorial Hall Me morial here at 9 a m with Louise Smith of Des Moines national committeewoman Mabel Miller of Keosauqua second vice president of Iowa Republican Women and Congressman John Kyl of Bloomfield in attendance A luncheon at noon features a Hedrick Republican women skit.
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Des Moines
Mabel Miller
Keosauqua
Iowa
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Bloomfield
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Fire damages vacant Coralville apartment building
An early Sunday fire in Coralville damaged an unoccupied apartment in a three unit building. The structure is owned by Mrs. H. L. Walker of Kalona.
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Sunbeam Bread Prize Contest Encourages Ballot Loaf Voting
A novelty campaign promotes Sunbeam Bread sales as ballots for prizes. Shoppers are told to buy fresh Sunbeam loaves today to support their chosen Sunbeam salesman. The pitch invites multiple votes per shopper and promises top quality bread and courteous service consistently.
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