Tama-Ninety-Two Attend Mental Health Dinner Meeting
Tama residents gathered at St Patrick's school in Tama for the Tama County Mental Health Association annual dinner. Dr Richard Bealka director of the Independence unit spoke on non permissive discipline and caring through structure for emotionally disturbed children. The unit serves 7 to 16 year olds with a six month stay and moving to a new $750000 building was announced. Officers for 1969 were elected and board members listed with terms through 1969 1970 and 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Tama County
Richard Bealka
Mental Health Institute At
Independence
Bealka
Balka
Independence Unit
Harold Hauser
Gladbrook
Michael Mitchell
Toledo
Virginia Speer
Don Griffin
Dysart
Speer
Griffin
Ruth Sands
Traey
Frank Miller
Chelsea
Sydney Monroe
Paul Klinefelter
Permelia Lay
M. W. Brockmeyer
Traer
Glen Romine
Oliver Stone
Jack Walchko
Assistant Attorney General Denies Private Law Practice
Iowa politics heated as Dan Johnston accuses Richard Turner of conflict of interest over private work tied to a 1966 67 case before the state industrial commissioner. Turner and Lorna Williams deny wrongdoing though Johnston cites state law prohibiting private practice by assistants general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asst
DES Moines
Richard Turner
Dan Johnston
Turner
Johnston
Lorna Williams
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Iowa
Harry W. Dahl
Pottawattamie County
Williams
Polk County District Court
Harold Hughes
Susan Taylor Named to Upper Iowa Social Life Committee
Fayette freshman Susan Taylor of Central City has been named to the student social life committee at Upper Iowa College, reflecting active campus involvement and leadership potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Susan Taylor
Central City
Upper Iowa College
Hughes Defends Iowa Independence From Rubber Stamp Claim
Gov. Harold Hughes rejected assertions by opponent State Sen. David Staley that he would rubber stamp GOP policies. In a campaign dinner, Hughes pledged independent judgment and promised to act for Iowa’s people regardless of the president or party alignments. He argued he has cooperated with Republican leaders and will continue to do what he believes is best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
UPI
Harold Hughes
Hughes
U.S. Senate
David Staley
R Muscatine
G.O O.P
Stanley
Iowa
Stanley Seeks Change Backed by Nixon Allies
Republican Senatorial candidate David Stanley told Iowans he wants change and urged backing Nixon to avoid Senate deadlock. He said he is working with Nixon and Miller to move the nation forward and criticized his opponent as an enemy of Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
UPI
David Stanley
America
U.S. Senate
Senate
Dick Nixon
Nixon
Stanley
University of Iowa Band to Perform in Minneapolis Friday
The Hawkeye marching band will join Minnesota at halftime in Minneapolis for the Iowa versus Minnesota game. The band will honor Irving Berlin in his 80th year with a show featuring his music.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Hawkeye
Minnesota Band
Iowa
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Hawkeye
Irving Berlin
Hawkeye Marching Band
Iowa band trip details listed for Friday to Sunday
Frank Piersol directs the Iowa band with Tom Davis as assistant. John Gillenwater from Abingdon Illinois is the drum major. They will depart by bus Friday morning from Iowa City and return from Minneapolis late Sunday afternoon.
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Iowa City
Minneapolis
Frank Piersol
Iowa
Tom Davis
John Gillenwater
Abingdon
East Iowans Awarded University of Iowa Student Aid Scholarships
East Iowans receive scholarships for study at the University of Iowa for the current school year. Recipients include Kinross Beverly Hayes Ainsworth Karen Buttles Kalona Amos Mellinger Riverside Linda Gerot Mary Walsh Wellman Ronald McClellen Donald Schlabaugh and many others across Iowa City Lone Tree North Liberty Swisher Marengo Belle Plaine Vinton Cedar Rapids Center Point Marion Tipton Amamosa Monticello Scotch Grove Hazleton Independence Winthrop Elgin Oelwein Guttenberg McGregor Waukon Decorah Fort Atkinson Dysart Toledo Brooklyn and Clarke Hall. The awards cover part or full resident tuition based on above average grades.
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Iowa City
Kinross
Beverly Hayes
Ainsworth
Karen Buttles
Kalona
Amos Mellinger
Riverside
Linda Gerot
Mary Walsh
Wellman
Ronald McClellen
Donald Schlabaugh
Nancy Arn
Douglas Bright
Kathryn Byers
Kathleen Corcoran
Patricia Greer
Susan Hart
Judy Johnston
Donald Knoedel
Janet Lacina
Richard Leu
Linda McGrew
Catherine Muhly
Thomas Nugent
Lenna Plum
Pamela Putnam
Anne Rowley
Thomas Tharp
Lone Tree
Steven Hill
Ray Krueger
North Liberty
Wilma Clements
Swisher
Delores Sedlacek
Marengo
Donna Wilson
Honore Hogendorn
Victor Linda Stern
Belle Plaine
Nancy Bergert
Vinton
Sheryl Pauley
Linda van Wecel
Cedar Rapids
Cynthia Austin
Craig Bagenstos
Curtis Butikofer
Allen Doolittle
Lee Dytrt
Lawrence Hagerman
Carol
Central City
Kathleen Tidball
David Wilson
Fairfax
Carol Goins
Marion
Beatrice Hayter
Susan Mason
Cheryl von Behren
Tipton
Gary Shantz
Anamosa
Kenneth Lloyd
Worthy
Jane Ommen
Monticello
Ann Hanken
Mary Hanken
Laurel Wilken
Scotch Grove
Louis Bohlken
Hazleton
Marcia Snively
Independence
Kenneth Hunziker
Winthrop
Stanley Peterson
Elgin
Richard Reierson
Oelwein
Maurine Doughty
Richard Kellogg
Colleen Konicki
Hawkeye
Judith Johnston
Guttenberg
Fredrick Borcherding
McGregor
Lavonne Hofer
Waukon
Charlene Clay
David Deters
Robert Hegeman
Steve Silbaugh
Decorah
Sally Pfister
Fort Atkinson
Neal Novotny
Dysart
Linda Cherveny
Toledo
Susan Dowd
Tracy Stuart Whannel
Brooklyn
Earl Foster
Clarke Hall
Donald Miller
Langton Elected Treasurer of Student Education Assn
Cedar Rapids senior Michael Langton has been elected treasurer of the Student Education Assn at Upper Iowa college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Michael Langton
Cedar Rapids
Student Education Assn
Upper Iowa College
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Lindale
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