Central College football player dies in library collapse
Carl Ted Dagh 21, first string defensive tackle for Central College, collapsed and died Sunday night while studying in the Pella library. He played in a 33-0 win over Wartburg the previous night. Autopsy to determine cause. Dagh, a geography major, was from Wildwood Illinois. Memorial service planned for Tuesday.
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Pella
Carl Ted Dagh
Central College
Dagh
Central
Wartburg
Pella Community Hospital
Iowa Conference on Quality Control Set
Iowa City will host the Quality Management Conference on October 20 at the University of Iowa with eight specialists speaking on statistical quality control quality planning computer usage and quality motivation. A post conference meeting will follow at the Colony Inn Amana starting at 5 45.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
American Society For Quality Control
Colony Inn
Amana
Lloyd Knowler
Myron Wilson
L. A. Knowler
Culver Opposes SACE Revival Citing Truman Veto
Rep. John Culver of Iowa writes to former President Truman to urge opposition to amendments reviving the Subversive Activities Control Board. He quotes Truman on the “thought control” goals and notes the board has cost about 5 million dollars and issued few final registrations.
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Culver
House Committee
Truman
United States
Johnson
Simon McHugh
Kyl Wins Best Ear of Corn At Pulaski Show
In Pulaski the lawmakers held a corn show where Rep. John Kyl purchased the finest ears of corn. He silenced boasting peers from Pennsylvania and New York as they hurried back to Washington with larger ears of corn from their states.
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John Culver
Cedar Rapids
John Kyl
Bloomfield
Culver
Longworth
Kyl
Democracy
Pennsylvania
New York
U.S
House of Representatives
Iowa
Washington
Bloomfield Republican
Pulaski
Sheriff Returns With Prisoner
Allamakee County Sheriff Theodore Rumph returned to Waukon Sunday night with prisoner Jerry Horstman, 25, captured in Nacodoches Texas. Horstman and Monroe Boley, 39, were sought in connection with burglaries at Lansing and Harpers Ferry. Malcolm Grosheim, 26, of Prairie du Chien, already convicted, is free on $5,000 bond awaiting sentencing. Boley is held in Huntington Alabama, with plans for the sheriff to travel there later this week to secure transfer.
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Waukon
Allamakee
Theodore Rumph
Jerry Horstman
Nacodoches
Tex
Horstman
Monroe Boley
Lansing
Harpers Ferry
Malcolm Grosheim
Prairie du Chien
Boley
Huntington
Ala
Alambama
Des Moines Soldier Killed in Action in Vietnam
Pfc. Douglas Wingert nineteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Wingert of Des Moines was killed by small arms fire in Vietnam. He had served about a year in the army and arrived in Vietnam last July. His parents were notified by the defense department. The Wingerts moved to Des Moines from Seattle two years ago and he attended school there.
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Des Moines
UPI
Douglas Wingert
Frank Wingert
Vietnam
Wingert
Department of Defense
Pfc
Seattle
Young Wingert
Open Housing Marches Eyed At Davenport
In Davenport Iowa the NAACP Youth Council discussed open housing marches after Milwaukee protests. Four Milwaukee Commando members attended to advise on crowd control and march protection while Davenport considers a local fair housing ordinance opposed by Mayor John Jebens and supported by challenger James Resnick.
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Davenport
UPI
Milwaukee
Iowa
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Milwauke Naacp Youth Council Commandees
Eugene Wyatt
James Resnick
City Human Relations Commission
Millersburg Band Chief Hospitalized After Fall
Karen Bartachek Millersburg and Deep River Millsburg band director is hospitalized in Cedar Rapids for knee surgery after a fall in the band room on October 4. The DRM band plans a marching appearance at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, and Bartachek expects to direct the youth ensemble.
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Millersburg
Karen Bartachek
Cedar Rapids
Miss Bartachek
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls
UIC Announces 18 New Scholastic Honor Society Members
Fayette Upper Iowa College says 18 students will be elected to the Scholastic Honor Society for the 1967 68 school year led by Dr Charles B Clark academic dean. Members require junior standing and at least a 35 GPA. Names include Louis Lenker Bernard Bjorkland Gary Mardoff Barry Breen Susan Wedeking David Mossman Bruce Campbell Andrea Possehl James Anderegg Connie Whittenbaugh Duane Pins Diana Barrack Linda Erikson Barb Keig Richard W Wright John Behrend Kazuyo Yokoi Carol Thede
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Fayette — Upper Iowa College
Charles B. Clark
Louis Lenker
Orangeville
Bernard Bjorkland
Goldfield
Gary Mardoff
Hopkinton
Barry Breen
Oelwein
Susan Wedeking
Clarksville
David Mossman
Radcliffe
Seven named to Honorary Leadership Society at UIU
Seven Upper Iowa University students were named to the Honorary Leadership Society for fall 1967. Recipients announced by Academic Dean Dr. Charles Clark at a convocation include Dave McCormick Shellsburg Richard Wright Charlotte N C Bruce Campbell Rudd Bernard Bjorkland Goldfield Linda Erikson Manchester Andrea Nadeau Fayette Gary Mardorf Hopkinton.
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Fayette
Upper Iowa College
Charles Clark
Dave McCormick
Shellsburg
Richard Wright
Charlotte
N.C
Bruce Campbell
Rudd
Bernard Bjorkland
Goldfield
Linda Erikson
Manchester
Andrea Nadeau
Gary Mardorf
Hopkinton
Springville Open House at New Fire Station
Springville hosts an open house at the new Springville fire station on Monday October 23 from 7 to 8 p.m. Local residents are invited to tour the facility and meet firefighters.
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Springville
New
Luther Presents Pops Concert Friday Night
A vocal and instrumental pops concert at Luther College in Decorah unfolds Friday evening in Walders concourse. Organized by Larry Livingston, the 90 minute program features the Livingston trio with Dave Carlson and Jim Fossum, plus instrumentalists Pete Holm and George Megard, Lynn Lansko, soloists Henry Avery and Sonja Peterson, and a special singing group.
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Decorah
Luther College
Larry Livingston
Luther Music Faculty
Walders Concourse
Livingston
Dave Carlson
Jim Fossum
Winona
Minn
Pete Holm
Ottawa
Ill
George Megard
Lombard
Lynn Lansko
Kenosha
Wis
Henry Avery Peoria
Sonja Peterson
Dodgeville
Assistant Marshal Named at Postville
POSTVILLE The town council named Gordon Kregel assistant marshal and Mrs Merlin Horack police matron. Council set a hearing on increasing the utilities street lighting fund by 1200 for Nov 2 at 8 pm to cover Christmas decorations. They will consider curb gutter and asphalt surfacing on Lull street. a petition was filed. Two street lights were ordered installed. Wayne Poultry Co will be released from liability after payment for gas leakage expenses in the sewer main.
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Postville
Gordon Kregel
Merlin Horack
Utilities
Wayne Poultry Co
Rise in Food Stamps Expands Across Iowa Counties
Fifty four Iowa counties now issue food stamps for low income residents with rising demand and applications from fourteen more counties, though U S Department of Agriculture approval lags. The program replaces donated foods and offers broader food variety, while officials note ongoing trade talks may allow Iowa beef exports to West Germany.
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Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
Des Moines
IDPA
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Department
Carroll Worlan
Iowa Development Commission
Iowa
West Germany
Worlan
Richard Konicek
Commission
Cologne
Germany
Food Industry
Lowa
Flatt proposes western Iowa college to start as UNI branch
State Sen Joseph Flatt of Winterset Republican urges that a new western Iowa college begin as a branch of the University of Northern Iowa. He cites Cedar Falls guidance as helpful and notes a $500000 appropriation left timetable and location to the regents, while preserving existing state universities.
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Joseph Flatt
Winterset Republican
Western Iowa
University of Northern Iowa
Flatt
Cedar Falls University
Western Iowa College
Iowa Citians Named By Cancer Society
Mrs. John A. Liercke of Iowa City Visiting Nurse Assn was reelected national board member of the American Cancer Society at the annual meeting. She is a lay delegate representing the Iowa division. Dr. Robert M. Kretzschmar of the University of Iowa Med School became Iowa division professional delegate in the house of delegates, previously serving as Iowa Cancer Crusade chairman.
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New York
John A. Liercke
Iowa City
American Cancer Society
Liercke
National Society
House of Delegates
Iowa
ACS
Robert M. Kretzschmar
University of Iowa School of Medicine
Iowa Division
Kreteschmar
Iowa Division Board of
Iowa Cancer Crusade
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Iowa Conference On Quality Control
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Luther College Board of Regents
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