Riggs Named Executive Director Of Meth-Wick Manor
Dr. Arnold Herbst announces Robert E. Riggs as executive director of Meth-Wick Manor effective December 1. Riggs succeeds Roy C. Parker, retiring January 1, after five years. He is a University of Iowa economics graduate with extensive hospital administration experience including Severance Hospital Seoul Korea and Bluff Medical Center Clinton.
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Meth-Wick
Arnold Herbst
Meth- Wick Manor
Robert E. Riggs
Dee. 1
Roy C. Parker
Jan.i
Riggs
University of Iowa
Medical Corps
U. S. Army
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
Kan
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Jane Lamb Memorial Hospital
Clinton
the Riggs
Yale University
Severance Hospital
Yonsei University Medical Center
Seoul
Korea
College of Medicine
College of Nursing
College of Dentistry
United States
Board of Missions
The
United Methodist Church
Bluff Medical Center
Speakers Named for Iowa Fraternal Congress Meeting
The Iowa Fraternal Congress meets at the Roosevelt hotel at 9 a.m. Mary Clemen of Ryan will call the session to order. Luncheon speakers include Tait Cummins and William H. Huff. afternoon speakers are Vernon J. Gericke and James Wood. Louis Caron will give the banquet address. About 50 delegates are expected from 15 certified units among 24 member fraternals.
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Iowa
Roosevelt Hotel
Mary Clemen
Ryan
Order of Foresters
Tait Cummins
WMT Radio and Television
William H. Huff
Des Moines
Vernon J. Gericke
Peoples Bank and Trust
James Wood
Louis Caron
Chicago
Catholic Order of Foresters
Iowa Fraternal Congress
Rimless or Narrow Frames Called Safest
In Bonn West Germany the Society for Technical and Scientific Information reports rimless or black narrow rim glasses are safer for drivers than wide rim styles that block side vision. Tests by racing and rally drivers support this, and the group notes cleaning glasses before driving remains essential.
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Bonn
West Germany
UPI
Society For Technical and Scientific Information of
Essen
Still Spies in West Says Ex Double Agent
Former double agent Kaarlo Tuomi told Kirkwood college students that Soviet intelligence activity remains extensive in the West and that U.S. intelligence is more sophisticated. He described recruitment of Finns, his wartime service, blackmail to become an informer, and his later collaboration with the FBI before ending his espionage career in 1962.
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Kaarlo Tuomi
U.S
Soviet Union
Kirkwood College
Tuomi
Michigan
Ussr
Russia
KGB
New York
FBI
Soviet Agent Tuomi Confesses to West Complicity
Kaarlo Tuomi, a Soviet agent, admits he worked for the West and fled after his cover collapsed. He says he disappeared, lived under an assumed name, and later worked as a bookkeeper. Tuomi has spoken at many American colleges and a Reader's Digest book by John Barron, KGB, is due in January. Tuomi resides in Virginia, Minnesota.
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FBI
KGB
Reader's Digest
John Barron
Reader’s Digest
Ben Franklin Critiques English Roast Beef Lunch
The text records Ben Franklin, formerly in London, condemning the traditional English roast beef and pudding meal calling it pot luck and poor fare, reflecting his sharp wit and colonial critique of British cuisine.
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Ben Franklin
London
England
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