Five Years On Jets Prove Critics Wrong
Five years after Pan Am’s 707 flight launched the jet age, airlines now operate over 400 jets. Costs have fallen, safety has improved, and passenger reliance on jets has grown to seven of ten travelers, despite early doubts about price, speed, and complexity.
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Atlantic
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New York
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United Air Lines
Showdown Nears in Saudi Royal Power Struggle
In Saudi Arabia a looming clash between King Saud and Crown Prince Faisal may end with Faisal in control. A new budget will cut royal allowances by 10 percent to repay about 45 million dollars in debts, as Faisal tightens grip and reforms, keeping the king abroad for treatment.
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Medical Society To Hear Talk by St Louis Expert
Dr. Joseph H. Ogura of St. Louis will speak at the Linn County Medical Society dinner on October 10 at 6 p.m. at Town House convention hall. His paper covers combined pre operative irradiation and surgery for head and neck cancer with experimental and clinical observations. He serves on multiple St. Louis hospital staffs and is a professor of otolaryngology at Washington University School of Medicine.
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St. Louis
American Society For Head and Neck Surgery
Linn County Medical Society
Town House Convention Hall
Ogura
Washington University School of Medicine
Riley Elvers clash over Shaff plan in Elkader debate
State Rep. Tom Riley and Sen. Adolph Elvers debated the Shaff plan before about 200 people in the Elkader municipal building. Riley urged a no vote if unhappy with taxes schools roads and revenue. Elvers defended the plan as fair to all.
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Cedar Rapids
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Riley
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D-Elkader
Clayton County
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Candy Day Planned by West Union Lions Club
West Union Lions Club schedules its annual Candy Day for Friday as members seek donations for local service projects and offer specially packaged Lions candy in return. Center Point sees Harold Wymore become the new lessee of the Skelly Oil station on highway 150, succeeding Wesley Fagle who ran the station for eight years.
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West Union Lions Club
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Lions Club
Center Point
Harold Wymore
Skelly
Highway 150
Wesley Fagle
U.S. Tax-Take Ahead of 1962 Rate in Iowa
Iowa IRS reports 1963 tax receipts through September ahead of 1962 despite higher refunds. Sept total 49.44 million, net gain 46.32 million. nine months total 682.23 million with refunds 75.45 million. Major taxes include individual and corporate income, withholdings, estate and gift, excise, unemployment, and carriers taxes.
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UPI
U.S
Iowa
Internal Revenue Service
Future In the Lives of Rare Animals at Bronx Zoo
Bronx Zoo launches World Wildlife Survival Center on 22 acres near the Bronx River, replacing the zoo farm to protect species such as Okapis mountain gorillas white tailed gnus and Galapagos tortoises. Project led by Fairfield Osborn aligns with World Wildlife Fund efforts backed by Prince Philip and Prince Bernhard.
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Ecuador
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South America
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Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Bernhard
Netherlands
Oil Slick Delays Lake Odessa Hike
Des Moines AP reports an oil slick from a Mississippi River barge blast near Muscatine delayed Lake Odessa water level raising. Conservation officer Dan Nichols said oil traces were found. pumping from the river stopped, but enough water remains for the hunting season opening Saturday.
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Muscatine
Lake Odessa
State Conservation Commission
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Partial Disarmament For Palatine Guards
The Vatican orders partial disarmament of the Palatine guard of honor. About 500 volunteers who mount the Pope's guards at St. Peter's Basilica and the apostolic palaces will stop carrying trifles on duty, though they will keep rifles on duty elsewhere in the Vatican.
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Profile Preview job chairmen named for Iowa fashion show
Eight University of Iowa coeds named chairmen for Profile Previews the annual fall fashion show to be held Oct. 25 in Iowa City Cedar Rapids Linda J Rebec entertainment Coralville Sharon Cortimiglia hostess Mt Vernon Heather Brisbin script writer narrator
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University of Iowa Coeds
SUI
Cedar Rapids
Linda J. Rebec
Coralville
Sharon Cortimiglia
Mt. Vernon
Heather Brisbin
Mrs George F Hawkes Leaves for Japan Station
Mrs George F Hawkes departed last week to join her husband stationed at Itazuke air base in Japan.
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George F. Hawkes
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Japan
Rare Rock Fish Brought Up By Scuba Diver
Vancouver divers Ken Stewart surfaced with two Rock fish for the Vancouver public aquarium. He dove nearly 70 feet off Vancouver to anesthetize the North Pacific species with a chemical in a plastic squeeze bottle. Using a hypodermic needle he evacuated air from the bladder to prevent rupture on ascent.
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B. C
Ken Stewart
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Soviet Aviation Chief Pavel Zhigarev Dies
Soviet aviation leader Marshal Pavel Zhigarev died suddenly on October 2 at age 63, according to a Pravda communique signed by Defense Minister Rodion Malinovsky. He served as Far Eastern front aviation chief during World War II and later led the anti aircraft defense academy. He had been elected to the Communist Party central committee after the war.
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Riverside Couple Plans Kalona Beauty Shop
Riverside residents Mr. and Mrs. Claude Escher with their family will relocate to Kalona where Mrs. Escher intends to open a beauty shop.
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Claude Escher
Kalona
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