Sunday Auto Crashes Take Lives of Five
Five people died in Sunday traffic crashes across Iowa. Allan Weinstein 33 of Omaha and two Iowa men Dale Solberg 23 Estherville and Robert Carlson 23 Armstrong died in a head on collision on highway four near Deloit. Miss Julia McDermott 49 of Dubuque died after her car went over a 40 foot embankment on U S Highway 150. Ralph Woolston The date line shows more details.
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Iowa
Highway 4
Deloit
Allan Weinstein
Omaha
Dale L. Solberg
Estherville
Robert M. Carlson
Armstrong
Dubuque
Julia McDermott
Weinstein
Stoller Fisheries
Spirit Lake
David
Winstein
Denison
Crawford County
Miss McDermott
Carol Keuter
Miss Keuter
National Guard
Woman and Daughter Injured in Dexter Crash
Mrs Madden and her daughter Kathy were injured Monday after losing control of their car on Interstate 80 about a mile east of Dexter. Dr Keith Chapler, county medical examiner, said the child’s condition was satisfactory.
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Dexter
Caroline Madden
Des Moines
Kathy
Miss Madden
Keith Chapler
Barn Destroyed on Murphy Farm Southeast of Parnell
A large barn on the James B. Murphy farm southeast of Parnell burned early Sunday morning. The structure housed hay but no livestock were lost in the fire.
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James B. Murphy
Parnell
Three Western Iowans Injured In Plane Crash
In Beloit Kansas a Beechcraft Bonanza crashed after takeoff from Beloit toward Sioux City injuring three western Iowa men. Pilot John Gipple 23 of Atlantic suffered cuts. Erhard Pfingsten 42 of Sergeant Bluff a National Farmers Organization official. Fred Vorrath 34 of Atlantic also injured. Gipple piloted Hap's Air Service plane. propeller trouble led to the accident near Beloit.
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Lantic
Pfingston
District Nfo
Beloit
Sioux City
Youth Injured in Car Crash Near Winthrop
James Decker aged 18 of rural Winthrop was injured early Sunday when his car collided with a bridge abutment two miles east of Winthrop. He suffered a head injury and a dislocated hip and remains hospitalized.
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James Decker
Winthrop
Upper Iowa Sophomore Recalls Poland Visit and Views
Upper Iowa University sophomore Vance Kelly describes a seven and a half month stay in Poland as part of the International Farm Youth Exchange. He notes Polish attitudes toward Americans, limited communist influence, and the prevalence of collective farms. The report also mentions liquor laws in Hawarden and local debates on dry status.
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Fayette
Vance Kelly
Upper Iowa University
Kelly
New Hampshire
International Farm Youth Exchange
Poland
Upper Iowa
Iron Curtain
Communist Party
United States
Kennedy
China
Mayor Seeks Local Option in Iowa Liquor Law
Hawarden Iowa Mayor Harry Lankhorst, facing Sioux county's 1966 dry status, plans to push a local option change. He will ask the League of Iowa Municipalities to back a 1965 bill allowing town or township votes instead of countywide prohibition.
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Hawarden
Lankhorst
Harry Lankhorst
Sioux County
Iowa
League of Iowa
Three Cornell Students Receive Research Funds
MT VERNON Three Cornell college students Laura Dean Wilson Knoxville Indiana Thomas Welbourne Hartford Wisconsin and Von Albert Foster St Louis have been selected as research participants in Cornell College biology under a National Science Foundation undergraduate research participation program The grant covers equipment supplies and a $100 per semester stipend for each student Wilson will study Beggiatoales with Dr W L Staudinger Welbourne will research circulatory physiology with Dr T E Rogers and Foster will work with Dr Francis Pray on attempted axenic culture of rotifers
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T. E. Rogers
von Albert Foster
Francis Pray
National Science Foundation
Group Pans for Gold In Des Moines River
Central Iowa Mineral Society members panned along the Des Moines River east of Knoxville but found only small flecks of gold. The source notes gold arrived in Iowa via glaciers and that a Knoxville gravel pit operator, Howard Barnett, aided mining by salting the river bank with gold-rich sand.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa
Central Iowa Mineral Society
Knoxville
California
Howard Barnett
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