ISU Design Center to host four exhibits and two talks
Ames Iowa State University Design Center announces fall exhibitions featuring works by Marvin Cone W Eugene Smith Karl Mattern and a Modern American Graphics collection owned by John Huseby The Center will host two lectures by William M Pena and Albert Fein The Memorial Union Gallery will display the Cone exhibit Sept 16 to Oct 20 with a reception Sept 16 The center galleries are open weekdays 10 am to 4 pm through Oct 10 The graphics show runs Oct 18 to Nov 14 with a reception Oct 22 The Mattern memorial show opens Oct 28 in the Memorial Union Gallery
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Ames
Iowa State University
Design Center
Marvin Cone
Iowa
W. Eugene Smith
Karl Mattern
John Huseby
ISU
Houston
Texas
William M. Pena
Long Island University
Albert Fein
Beardshear Hall
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Union
Cone
Robert Kocher
Coe College
Caudill, Rowlett and Scott
Frederick Law Olmstead
Iowa State
Fein
Brooklyn Center
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lush
Kildee Hall
ISU Publications
Huseby
Tanzania Bans Shooting of Wild Animals in Africa Move
Nairobi Kenya UPI reports Tanzania Saturday ordered a ban on shooting or capturing wild animals as part of a growing effort to outlaw big game hunting across Africa.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Tanazania
Africa
Future of Man Course Enrollment and Materials Details
The University of Iowa offers a two hour course Future of Man for college credit at 30 dollars per semester hour. Enrollments should be sent to Instructional Services, East Hall, Iowa City. On campus sessions follow the 10th and 20th lectures with dates to be announced. Materials for extra study are available from Future File Kit in Wayne New Jersey for 10 dollars. Dr Keith Swigger teaches the course numbered 45 70 in American Civilization.
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Universi
East Hall
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Iowa
Wayne, N.J
Keith Swigger
Sakharov Warns West Against Illusory Detente
Soviet physicist Andrei Sakharov pressed the West to insist on real democratization and human rights in the USSR. He warned that detente without trust is dangerous and urged openness, Red Cross access, and scrutiny of dissidents like Plyushch. He rejected charges of slander and face threats of arrest.
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Moscow
Andrei Sakharov
Russia
Sakharov
Soviet Union
Red Cross
Leonid Plyushch
Dnepropetrovsk
Plyushch
Canada Opens Two Month Amnesty for Illegal Immigrants
Ottawa launches a multilingual campaign offering illegal entrants a chance to regularize status if they have jobs or ties here. The program aims to reduce deportations after mid month while highlighting Canada’s shifting ethnic mix and rising Asian, Caribbean, and European communities.
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Canada
Britain
France
J. E. McKenna
Asia
West Indies
Europe
World
Cedar Rapids Briefs Cover Local Clubs and Incidents
Sertoma and Rotary speakers announced for Elks and Montrose events. Masso therapy offered. Town notices include Lions and Optimists meetings, a home burglary, multiple thefts, and a school board election ad. Police reports list stolen cash, tools, radios, wheels, and door screen incidents.
Jamaica and Guyana Offer Aid to African Rebels
Jamaica and Guyana pledged to recruit and send volunteers to aid African liberation movements. Prime Minister Michael Manley told the nonaligned summit that volunteers would be trained for overthrow of apartheid and colonial regimes in South Africa Rhodesia Angola Mozambique and Guinea-Bissau.
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Guyana
Michael Manley
Organization of African Unity
OAU
South Africa
Rhodesia
Angola
Mozambique
Guinea-Bissau
Africa
Astronauts Test Metals in Space to Forge New Alloys
In Houston the Sky lab crew photographed Earth and the Sun while attempting to form metal alloys that cannot be made on Earth due to gravity. Astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma monitored the solar observatory as they pursued high energy solar activity. Lousma operated an electrical furnace to create alloys that resist Earthly blending.
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Houston
API
Earth
Sun
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Solar Observatory
Lousma
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Royal
Anne of
England
Kiev
William Borders
Ottawa
America
Sertoma Club
Bill Happel
Rotary Club
Herbert H
Rapid Raiders
Jacobs
Mason City
The
Elks
Rotary District
Montrose
Phil Kuhn
John Pierce
John Songster
Embassy Club
Evans Masso
Tait Cummins
Big Ten Skywriters
Pierson's Florists
Adv
Optimists
Tucker Park
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Club
Jaycee
Dick Wheeler
Harlan Ziegenhorn
Lee Spicher
Jim Shafer
Lou Mandle
Bishops Downtown
Peg’s Beauty Salon
29Th St. NE
Cedar Valley
Treasure Hunters Club
Ellis Park
Optimist Club
David H. Hammond
Iowa State University Extension Services
Roosevelt
Lions Club
Larry Hight
Eastside Kiwanis Club
KCRG
Stephen Root
Rooseratton Army Community West Hotel
Center
Town House Coffee Court
Kenn Nye
Palo
Hiawatha Opti-Mrs
Longbranch
C. R. Livingston
Sixth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Federation of Teachers
Pol. Adv
Kiwanis
Tom Ambrosan
Black Hawk County
Big Brother Organization
Bob Weinhardt
Weinhardt
NARVE
Bishops Lindale
Harold Ewoldt
Chamber of Commerce
Iron Horse
Richard L. Shafer
Forest Lake
Minn
Emil Votroubek
Valley Place
Cullen Peal
Eighteenth Avenue
Amos Jiroutek
Fourth Street
Creswell, Munsell, Schubert and Zirbel, Inc
Merchants National Bank
Mackin Diamond Vogel Paint Center
Mt. Vernon Rd
Consumer Credit Assn
Sharon Stark
Everybody’s Money
P.m
Sara Brown
Twentieth Avenue SW
Hubert Wiseman
Second Street
Gazette
Spm
Som
Morion
Jamaica
Algiers
Fowler
P.E. Fowler Electric
First Avenue NW
Bonanza
Acrilan
Crilan
Jcpenney
JC Penney
Second St. SE
Ata
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