Banuelos Named Treasurer of the United States
President Nixon nominates Romana Banuelos of Mexican American origin for the $36 000 a year post as treasurer and to sign U S currency She is chairman of Pan American National Bank of East Los Angeles and will succeed Dorothy Kabis pending Senate approval The ceremony yields a sample signature and Nixon notes milestones for Mexican American representation.
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Washington
Nixon
Romana Banuelos
U.S
America
Treasury
Connally
Navy enlists 15 from Eastern Iowa in 1960s draft
Fifteen local residents enlist in the navy and begin training at Great Lakes Illinois and San Diego California. Individuals listed include Alan R. Krueger Frederick Borcherding Clyde Grimm Donald Kies Earl Williams Randall Hooper Steven Doty Jon Frank Ronald Volesky and Gregory Andrew. Others enter navy delayed program Noble Sweeting Michael Larkin Knapp Kathy Quick Adee Willcutt. Also home on leave are Spec 4c John Long Hospital Apprentice Michael Bunday Seaman Edmund Toczylowski Sgt Harry Lekin Jr Stephen Prior and Pfc Thomas Fine en route between Vietnam and bases.
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Navy
Great Lakes
Ill
Alan R. Krueger
Shellsburg
San Diego
Frederick O. Borcherding
Iowa City
Clyde E. Grimm
Strawberry Point
Donald E. Kies
M Street
Earl J. Williams
Tenth Street
Randall C. Hooper
Lauren Drive
Steven A. Doty
Ninth Avenue
Jon D. Frank
Thirteenth Avenue
Ronald L. Volesky
Route Two
Cedar Rapids
Gregory G. Andrew
Twenty-fourth Street
Marion
Noble J. Sweeting
Michael C. Larkin
Waukon
Michael L. Knapp
B Avenue
Kathy L. Quick
Second Avenue
Adee L. Willcutt
Fourth Avenue
John C. Long
Linda Long
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Robert C. Long
Thirty-third Street
Vietnam
Thailand
Homestead Air Force Base
Fla
Michael A. Bunday
Eighth Street
Edmund Toczylowski
E. J. Toczylowski
Twelfth Street
Detroit
Harry P. Lekin, Jr
Harry Lekin
Twenty-ninth Street
Georgia
Stephen Prior
Clint Prior
Ft. Devens
Mass
Thomas E. Fine
Elery Fine
Reynolds Avenue
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Several Hurt One Hospitalized By Car Crashes
A series of unrelated Sunday accidents left four injured and one hospitalized. John Montpas Jr. of Berwyn Illinois fractured his pelvis and finger lacerations when his car crashed into a light pole on Memorial drive SE and he is in good condition at Mercy hospital. In a separate one vehicle crash on First street NW two Cedar Rapids girls Becky Kuba and Sherri Kunz were treated and released at St. Luke s hospital after their car driven by John Kuba struck a post blinded by headlights. A three car collision at First avenue and Thirteenth street NE injured Virginia Thomas who was treated at St. Luke s and released. James P. Bunting was charged with failure to have his vehicle under control after his car allegedly struck her auto from behind and then into another driven by Charles A. Trotter.
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John Montpas, Jr
Berwyn
Ill
Memorial Drive
Montpas
Mercy
First Street
Cedar Rapids
Becky Kuba
Ellis Boulevard
Sherri Kunz
St. Luke’s Hospital
John Kuba
Kuba
First Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Virginia Thomas
Bever Avenue
Miss Thomas
James P. Bunting
Eighth Street
Marion
Charles A. Trotter
Forty-second Street
Bunting
GALLUPING GOURMET Preview Beef Pie Recipe
Graham Kerr demonstrates wine marinated beef pie with mushrooms and fresh vegetables on THE GALLOPING GOURMET at 9:30 AM Tuesday on KCRG TV 9. The Australian chef showcases a savory dish with a wine-based glaze and vegetable mix.
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Australia
KCRG
Graham Kerr
Osteopaths Cut Degree Time to Three Years in Iowa
Des Moines The College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery will shorten its curriculum to three years and enroll 40 extra students who will intern in Des Moines after graduation. School official Dr J Leonard Azneer says the move will boost the number of osteopathic physicians nearly 25 percent by 1975. Similar ideas have been discussed at the University of Iowa College of Medicine.
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Des Moines
UPI
College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
Hawkeye State
J. Leonard Azneer
Iowa
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Youth in Russia Disillusioned Says Jumped Sailor
Sergei Kourdakov, 20, a Soviet seaman who jumped ship Sept. 7 and swam ashore to the Queen Charlottes, says Russia's youth distrusts promises versus reality. He is detained in Quebec City while Canada considers political asylum and notes he misses dating, joking about Canadian girls.
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Montreal
British Columbia
Russia
Khrushchev
Sergei Kourdakov
Kourdakov
Queen Charlotte Islands
Quebec City
Montreal Gazette
Canada Immigration Detention Center
G.O.P. Editor Evicted From Muskie Meeting
John Lofton of the Republican National Committee says Muskie aides prevented him from covering a dinner event. He alleges being grabbed and shuffled by five men while others tried to drown out his notes and photography. A Muskie aide calls Lofton a paid propagandist.
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Washington
UPI
Republican National Committee
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Democrat
G.O.P
John Lofton
Muskie
Lofton
Tony Buxton
Black Academy honors George Jackson for Soledad Brother
George Jackson, who died during an alleged escape attempt at San Quentin, is honored by the Black Academy of Arts and Letters for his book Soledad Brother The Prison Letters of George Jackson. His mother Georgia Jackson accepts the nonfiction award at a Waldorf Astoria gala.
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New York
George Jackson
San Quentin Prison
Black Academy of Arts and Letters
Georgia Jackson
Harry Belafonte
Ossie Davis
Bill Cosby
the Waldorf, Astoria Hotel
Mrs. Jackson
Academy
Jackson
Katherine Dunham
Gwendolyn Brooks
Duke Ellington
Mari Evans
Franklin W. Knight
William Melvin Kelley
Daily want ads offer buying and trading options
Daily notice encourages readers to use the want ads for buying selling renting or trading with the telephone number 369-1234 provided for contact.
Tiny Tot Gymnastics Classes Set at YMCA
Central branch YMCA offers a ten week Tiny Tot gymnastics series starting Saturday. The program runs Saturday mornings with separate times for three to four year olds and five to six year olds. Instructor is Leslie Williams. Registration is by calling 362-1138. Cost is 10 dollars for ten sessions.
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Central Branch Ymca
Chet Casali
Leslie Williams
Casali
Officials To Meet with HUD on Sewer Grant
Cedar Rapids officials travel to Omaha on Tuesday to discuss the city's HUD grant application for northeast side storm sewer relief. Mayor Don Canney Public Improvements Commissioner Richard Phillips and city engineers will seek clarity on federal funding limits for the multi million dollar project.
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Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Northeast Side
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Don Canney
Richard Phillips
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Sheldon
Banuelos
Oval Office
California
Bob Harper
Wayne Winston
Bob Brooks
TV 9
Eyewit Iness News
Richard Stewart
Stewart
Fir
Black Academy of Arts
YMCA
HUD
Lad
Jsaiereeants National Bank
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