New Lab at SU Okayed By Regents
Iowa City The State Board of Regents approved plans for an 800000 metabolic laboratory added to the University of Iowa Medical Center. The project finances include 400000 state funds and NIH matching 471838 plus planning funds 15000. Construction aims to start after financing and planning, with 42 offices remodeled in the old law building at about 200000.
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Phyllis Fleming
Iowa City
University of Iowa Medical Center
State Board of Regents
Medical Center
Law
Virgil Hancher
Gale warnings issued for New England coast by Gerda
Tropical Storm Gerda intensifies while racing north in the Atlantic prompting weather officials to issue gale warnings for coastal New England from Rhode Island to Eastport Maine.
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Boston
Gerda
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
New England
Rhode Island
Eastport
Maine
Lutherans and Presbyterians Discuss Creed
In New York, Lutherans and Presbyterians of America begin a historic, long-range dialogue on doctrine to see how close their creeds remain. Mediation aims to clarify remaining differences without seeking merger, with participants from about a dozen Presbyterian bodies and seven Lutheran groups.
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New York
Lutherans
Presbyterians of America
James McCord
Princeton Theological Seminary
Presbyterian
Paul Empie
National Lutheran Council
McCord
North American
World Presbyterian Alliance
U.S.A
Lutheran World Federation
World Presbyterian and Lutheran Bodies
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Soviet Party Reports 9.7 Million Members
Moscow AP Vitaly Titov, chairman of the credentials committee, said the Soviet Communist party now has 9,716,000 card carrying members. He noted membership rose about 24.4 million since the 1956 congress. Russia’s population is about 216 million.
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Moscow
Vitaly Titov
Soviet Communist Party
Russia
Death in jail linked to sleeping pills
Lawrence Kramer, 43, of Dyersville, was found dead in his city jail cell after allegedly smuggling a vial of grain and a half Seconal sleeping pills. Autopsy results indicate overdose. tests at the University of Iowa medical college pending.
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Lawrence Kramer
Dyersville
R. E. Weland
Kramer
Dr. Weland
University of Iowa Medical College
Lester Woodward
Woodward
YMCA staff help troubled boy find purpose and path
A 13-year-old in Marion with a troubled past was stopped from harming a younger boy by a vigilant YMCA staffer. He earned trust by helping with a furnace cleanup and later supervised the candy case. The boy and his mother have since left Marion, but he wrote of new interests in photography and plans for college, showing United Good Neighbors in action.
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Marion
United Good Neighbors
Congressman Schwengel Almost Misses Appearance Due to Towed Car
U S Rep Fred Schwengel of Davenport rushed from the Roosevelt hotel to reach Coe College by 10 a.m. with Norman Thomas after discovering his car had been towed. Assistant Manager Dick Roberts alerted him, and Roosevelt hotel manager Mike Kennedy arranged transport to Mills towing service where the car was recovered in time for the engagement.
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Cedar Rapids
U.S
Fred Schwengel
Davenport
Coe College
Norman Thomas
Schwengel
Roosevelt Hotel
Dick Roberts
Roberts
Kyle Mills
Roosevelt
J. C
Mike” Kennedy
Mills
First Street
Eighth Avenue
Coe
France sets goal to launch 110 pound satellite by 1964
Paris AP says France announced a stepped up space program aiming to place a 110 pound satellite in orbit by 1964. The plan highlights national efforts in rocketry and space research as France advances its space agenda.
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Paris
France
Rifts Over Albania Don’t Endanger Soviet Chinese Ties
MOSCOW AP report notes an open rift over Albania but says there is little chance it topple the Soviet Chinese alliance. Chou Enlai defended Albania while Khrushchev attacked Yugoslavia in a United front assessment. Diplomats see no open break as Moscow and Peiping remain bound by shared aims.
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Moscow
Albania
Chou
Communist Party Congress
Khrushchev
Adriatic
Peiping
Hoxha
Yugoslavia
Jence
Price-Wage Restraint Is Heller Plea
President Kennedy's chief economist Dr. Walter Heller urged price and wage restraint at the fall meeting of the Business Council in Hot Springs Virginia. He warned that inflation could derail the move toward full employment and praised Kennedy's letter asking major steel producers to forego a planned October 1 price increase.
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Hot .Springs
Kennedy
Walter Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Business Council
Heller
U.S
Roger Blough
Chhairman
U.S. Steel
Mr. Kennedy
Blough
West Virginia Sees Surprise 9 Inch Snowfall
A surprise early season storm dumped up to 9 inches of heavy wet snow on southeastern West Virginia on Friday, disrupting travel and prompting local warnings.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Nations press UN to halt Soviet mega test
Six countries Denmark Sweden Japan Iceland Norway and Canada urge the United Nations to appeal to Russia to cancel its 50 megaton nuclear explosion. Denmarks Haekkerup rebukes Khrushchev, calling for a global moratorium and stressing polar region fallout risks to all humanity. Indian Defense Minister Menon seeks a voluntary moratorium while Western delegates demand treaty and inspection guarantees.
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United Nations
U.N
Russia
Per Haekkerup
Denmark
Khurshchev
Haekkerup
Sweden
Japan
Iceland
Norway
Canada
Polar Circle
V. K. Krishna Menon
Soviet Denuty Foreign Minister Directs terse act
In a brief address the Soviet deputy foreign minister urged action in response to ongoing tensions. He called for firm measures while avoiding escalation and emphasized coordinated steps with allied nations. The remarks signal a cautious yet resolute policy stance.
Camel Driver Meets Kennedy at White House in Surprise Visit
Bashir Ahmad, a Pakistani camel driver, met President Kennedy at the White House after a brief tour with Mrs. Lyndon Johnson. The encounter came unplanned but produced expressions of admiration for Kennedy and confidence in American leadership.
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Washington
Pakistan
America
Kennedy
Bashir Ahmad
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Bashir
Johnson
Karachi
Vacation Getaway Jokes Then and Now Chuckle
A light humor item contrasts past and present vacation trends with a punchline about escaping daily life. The quip notes how modern trips ironically pull you back in.
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