Coe Greet 285 New Students From 28 States
About 285 freshmen from 28 states plus Belgium Canada and Northern Nigeria arrive for six days of tests social events and conferences before classes begin. President McCabe will speak at convocation while students parents and faculty mingle at dinners worship services and mixers.
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Coe
Belgium
Canada
Nigeria
Joseph E. McCabe
John Walker
Alpha Phi Omega
Kohawklet Kapers
Annual IEEE Conference In Cedar Rapids Attracts 1000
The 12th annual Conference on Communications sponsored by the Cedar Rapids IEEE will be held Friday and Saturday at the Roosevelt hotel. More than 1,000 registrants are expected from the Midwest for two days of technical papers, exhibits, and tours of Collins Radio and Amana Colonies. Keynote speaker is Col. S. B. Hunt USMC on Close Combat Communications. Saturday’s banquet features Bernard M. Oliver potential national IEEE president.
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Coe College
Old Main
Coe
First Avenue
Twelfth Street
Center Point Road
Cedar Rapids
The
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Roosevelt Hotel
Midwest
United States
Collins Radio Co
Amana
IEEE
Bernard M. Oliver
Hewlett-Packard Co
Palo Alto
Calif
Col
S. B. Hunt
U. S. Marine Corps
Col. Hunt
Marine Corps Landing Force Development Center
Quantico
Neer
A. H. Wulfsberg
Collins Radio
National Communications System
C. D. May
Defense Communications Agency
Arlington, Va
Jan Narud
Motorola Semiconductor Products, Inc
Phoenix
Premiere Sunday Night Double Feature on IKCRG-TV 9
A Sunday night double feature airs on IKCRG-TV 9 starting at 6 30 PM CDT. The programming promises a coordinated lineup for viewers seeking early evening entertainment on local television.
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Ikcrg-Tv
Seaborg Foresees a Sci Tech Revolution Ahead
Dr Glenn T Seaborg Nobel laureate and AEC chairman discusses a coming era of rapid scientific advances. He recalls the 1920s and predicts two way wristwatch radios personal computers and synthetic foods within 25 years while warning about social economic and political challenges. The scientist urges better science education and public literacy to guide progress.
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Ashington
Glenn T. Seaborg
Lindbergh
Atlantic
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Earth
Moon
University of California
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Europe
Antarctica
Mars
Collins Tour for Data Processing Managers
The Data Processing Management Assn plans a salute to Collins Radio Co at its monthly meeting Tuesday. Invitations extend to all data processing managers in Cedar Rapids and Waterloo. The program includes a tour of Collins Communications Data Systems division, dinner, and a talk by Robert Olson, Collins Radio systems engineering director.
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Data Processing Management Assn
Collins Radio Co
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Collins Communications Data Systems Division
Robert Olson
Collins Radio
Cliffford Brown
U S Aid Top Giver in 1963 With 4.7 Billion
The United States led 12 OECD Development Assistance Committee members in 1963 aid to developing countries, providing 4.726 billion dollars. The combined total from all 12 nations reached about 8.145 billion dollars, with the United States again the largest contributor.
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Paris
UPI
U.S
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Cancer Society Volunteers Convene in Cedar Rapids
American Cancer Society volunteers from about 15 Eastern Iowa counties gather in Cedar Rapids for an orientation conference at the Roosevelt hotel. The event features a 10 minute film, discussions on education plans, and speakers including Anne Wilson and Arthur Stocks.
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Million Club
Cedar Rapids
American Cancer Society
Iowa
Frank Cosgrove
Linn County
ACS
Roosevelt Hotel
Ralph Edwards
Allen Jenkins
Anne Wilson
Dubuque
Arthur Stocks
Mason City
Wanda Rex
Ames
Cosgrove
Iowa State Department of Social Welfare
House Dining Room raises food prices for patrons
The House dining rooms will raise prices as operating losses reach an estimated 240000 this year. No. 5 lunch and corned beef meals rise to 1.15 and 1.25 respectively, with changes including a tossed salad replacing dessert and a cheaper ham burger. Rayburn Building facilities show 62600 in losses, far less than the Capitol wing total.
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House of Representatives
House Appropriations Committee
Rayburn
Capitol
Kermit Cowan
Congress
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Scripps Institution of Oceanography
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Communications Satellite Corp
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Goddard Space Flight Center
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