Agnew Blames Parents and Government Gap for Student Unrest
Boston AP Spiro Agnew cites lack of parental discipline and a break in government youth communications as fueling unrest. He spoke at a Back Bay hotel dinner after about 200 peace demonstrators clashed with police outside. He proposed internships, summer jobs, and faculty-government meetings to improve ties.
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Spiro Agnew
U.S
Agnew
Back Bay
Sheraton Plaza
White House
America
Maryland
U N Security Force Returns After Pay Protest
The United Nations security force regained normal strength after two thirds of the 150 guards were absent in a Tuesday protest for higher pay. Lt. Col. Harold Trimble expressed relief at the return, while officials hope for no further trouble. Guards from various nations protested wages ranging from about 5 570 to 8 720 annually and sought a scale closer to White House police.
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United Nations
U.N
Harold Allen Trimble
General Assembly Hall
U.S
White House
Longfellow's Wayside Inn Landmark of South Sudbury
The Longfellow's Wayside Inn in South Sudbury Massachusetts traces its roots to the 17th century and is noted as America’s oldest operating inn.
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Longfellow’s Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Mass
America
No Bargaining Sessions Set in Strike at Penick
The Penick and Ford strike enters its 12th week with no bargaining sessions planned over wages. Penick touts a nine percent one year offer while Local 100 argues for over six percent. Union official Elza Yates says talks could resume and invites members to a 7:30 meeting, noting no contract offer will be sent yet.
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Penick and
Ford
Local 100
Clinton Corn Processing Co
Clinton
Elza Yates
Yates
Electrician’s Hall
Palm Thatched Luxury Hotel Planned Near Dar es Salaam
A new project in Tanzania aims to build the world’s first luxury hotel with palm thatch near Dar es Salaam. The plan envisions a beachside resort showcasing traditional palm material in upscale design.
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Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
Fayette Library Addition Receives 15000 Grant for Expansion
The Fayette community library wins a 15000 grant from the Kinney-Lindstrom foundation to fund a 2400 square foot two level addition south of the current 1950 building. Architects Stenson and Warm of Waterloo prepare plans. Additional gifts and grants are needed to start construction.
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Fayette
Kinney-Lindstrom
Nellie Stevenson
Oliver W. Stevenson
Stevenson
Northeast Iowa Library Cooperative
Fayette County
Upper Iowa College
Beryl Thompson
L. M. Sheeley
Russell Swartz
Paul Templeman
Earle Gallaher
Paul Pickett
Earl Stannard
M. R. Baker
A. E. Wood
Robert Daniels
Iowan Charged in Death of Heart Donor
Lloyd G. Johnson of Bettendorf Iowa is charged with manslaughter in the death of a man whose heart was later transplanted into a woman. District Atty. David Cannon announced the charge in Milwaukee.
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Iowan
Milwaukee
Lloyd G. Johnson
Bettendorf
Iowa
David Cannon
Barnard Admitted To Own Hospital For Investigation
Cape Town based heart surgeon Dr. Christiaan Barnard, who performed the world’s first heart transplant, was admitted to Groote Schuur Hospital for investigation. His condition is not considered serious, with details limited to this status.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Christiaan Barnard
Groote Schuur Hospital
Barnard
Eering
Louis Washkansky
Philip Blaiberg
Pieter Johannes Smith
Blaiberg
Autopsy Links Cedar Rapids Death to Brain Injuries
Robert Buelow of Milwaukee died from brain injuries after being struck down and hitting his head as he fell. Johnson sought. A physician questioned whether a man could be charged with Buelow death since the heart remained alive in Mrs. John Anick of Milwaukee.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert Buelow
Milwaukee
Johnson
Cannon
Buelow
John Anick
Paul Harvey Comments Set for Channel 9 News Start
Paul Harvey comments begin daily on KCRG TV Channel 9 at 5 39 PM and 10 PM starting October 28 in color format. The program airs on Channel 9 News with dedicated slots.
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Paul Harvey
Channel 9 News
Kcrg-Tv
Color
Want ads offer part or full time employment
Classifieds promote opportunities for part time and full time work. Readers are urged to browse listings for job openings across local industries and services.
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