Doctor Cites Closing of Hospitals as Proof of Government Warped View
editorial argues that federal funding and modernization plans threaten local hospitals and patient care. Dr. R.S. Jaggard of Oelwein Ia contrasts Schweitzer’s Gabon hospital funding with U.S. community hospitals. He claims experts favor compliance over results and urges free enterprise hospital support to preserve freedom and quality care.
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Iowa
Albert Schweitzer
Schweitzer
Gabon
Lambarene
Postal rates rise for all mail except parcel post
Assistant Postmaster Charles J. Seda announced new postage increases effective January 7. First class letters rise to six cents, air mail to ten cents, with cards at five and eight cents. He noted a 20 percent rise for letters, 24 percent for newspapers and magazines, 34 percent for advertising circulars, and outlined new rate structures for weights up to specified limits and special handling for certain third class parcels.
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Charles J. Seda
Seda
States
United States
Canada
Mexico
Magaines
Sai
Air Parcel Post
Seda Aid
Asst
P.M. Seda
Accountants Speak up Iowa Society of CPAs forms speaker bureau
The Iowa Society of Certified Public Accountants organized a speaker bureau to address luncheons and meetings across the state. President Leo Burger of Cedar Rapids said CPAs can explain financial complexities to diverse groups and answer questions about individual problems. Groups may request speakers at no charge by writing Des Moines address.
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Iowa Society of Certified Public Accountants
CPA
Iowa
Society
Leo Burger
Cedar Rapids
Cpa's
Iowa Society of Cpa’s
Insurance Exchange
Des Moines
Red Cross Sponsors Home Nursing Class
Mrs John Carey Linn County Red Cross chapter announces free instructor training in Home Nursing and Mother and Baby Care. Classes run January 8 to 12 daily 9 00 am to 3 00 pm at 327 Granby Building Linn County Red Cross office contact 366 3538 for advance registration.
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John Carey
Cottage Grove Avenue
S. E
Linn County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Granby Building
Troy's Sports Forecasts Jan 13 1968 Wichita State Triumphs
Basketball result digest lists numerous college men’s scores for January 13 1968 with teams including Wichita State Memphis State Rhode Island Connecticut Notre Dame DePaul Duke Maryland Florida Kentucky Georgetown Seaton Hall Ohio State Texas Arkansas Utah Arizona Boston College Boston University Utah State Seattle Navy Air Force Davidson West Virginia Michigan Michigan State Nebraska Missouri Penn State Pittsburgh UC LA Stanford Villanova Xavier Cincinnati St Louis Indiana Northwestern LaSalle Syracuse Niagara New York University Army Fordham Bowling Green Miami Ohio Louisville Bradley Evansville California Southern Furman Citadel North Carolina Clemson Columbia Colgate Colorado Colorado State Creighton Oklahoma City Pennsylvania Dartmouth Dayton Detroit Marquette Western Kentucky Tennessee Princeton Harvard Houston Texas Tech Rice William and Mary Richmond South Carolina Virginia SMU Texas A&M Temple Wake Forest January 16 17 18 19 previews follow with bowls and averages.
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Wichita State
Memphis State
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Notre Dame
DePaul
Duke
Maryland
Florida
Kentucky
Georgetown
Seaton Hall
Town
Ohio State
Texas
Arkansas
Utah
Arizona
Boston College
Boston University
Utah State
Seattle
Navy
Air Force
Davidson
West Virginia
Michigan
State
Nebraska
Missouri
Penn State
Pittsburgh
U.cla
Stanford
Villa Nova
Xavier
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Indiana
Northwestern
LaSalle
Syracuse
Niagara
Cansus
New York University
Arizona State
Army
Fordham
Bowling Green
Miami
Ohio
Louisville
Bradley
Evansville
Butler
California
Southern
Furman
Citadel
North Carolina
Clemson
Columbia
Colgate
Colorado
Colorado State
Creighton
Oklahoma City
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Dayton
Detroit
Marquettee
Denver
Western Kentucky
Eastern Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Princeton
Harvard
Houston
West Texas
Minnesota
Illinois
Kansas State
Iowa
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
New
Mexico
Wyoming
Tulsa
North Texas State
Washington
Oregon
Oregon’ State
Pacific
San Jose State
Tech
Rice
Willams and Mary
Richmond
South Carolina
Virginia
SMU
Texas A
Artificial Flowers Demonstration at School Meeting
The Cedar Rapids School Food Service Association will hold its regular meeting at 7:00 p.m. January 8, 1968, at Eisenhower Elementary School. A demonstration on artificial flower arrangements will be presented.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Engineer Transferred to Ames
Robert C. Henely, 44, of Cedar Rapids, named District 1 Engineer at Ames by the Iowa State Highway Commission. He previously served as Urban Engineer in District 6 and succeeds Fay Bloomfield. Henely, a World War II Navy Seabee veteran, has long worked for the commission and is a graduate of Iowa State University. He and his wife Hilda and daughters Sharon and Susan reside in Cedar Rapids.
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Ames
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Highway Commission
Robert C. Henely
Henely
Fay
Bloomfield
Henly
Highway Commission
Mathahahat
Mason City
Wa State University
United States Navy
Iowa State University
Des Moines
Kansas City Metals
Commission
Maquoketa
Bape
Henry
Hilda
Sharon
Susan
Cedar
Ajoy i Golf
Cedar. Rapids
Iowa
State University
Ray
Sioux City
Winneshiek
Decorah
Iowa State
Great Decisions Orientation Meeting Set in Cedar Rapids
Officials of Area Ten Community College announce a second orientation session for the Great Decisions discussion series. The January 20 meeting at 10:00 a.m. in the Hawkeye Plaza Cedar Rapids is open to the public with no tuition beyond $2.50 for materials. Jim Rogers, coordinator, says no special training is required and groups run weekly through February and March to study foreign policy for citizen input to Congress and the State Department.
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Adult Education Divisi
Area Ten Community College
Hawkeye Plaza
Cedar Rapids
Area Ten
Foreign Policy Association
Jim Rogers
Congress
Collins AF Radio Receiver Contract Awarded
Congressman John C. Culver announced that Collins Radio Company was awarded a $3,280,155 contract by the Department of the Air Force for production of radio receiver equipment. All work will be performed in Cedar Rapids.
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John C. Culver
Collins Radio Company
Department of the Air Force
Culver
Cedar Rapids
Cold Nights Prompt Old Tech Splicing Stir
Letter writer muses on ten below zero weather shaping daily tasks and nostalgia. A University of Iowa study labels Iowa ambulance services inferior, urging state standards to improve emergency response, equipment, and training. The piece ends with reflections on old records, generations, and a playful note about movie splicing and Miami fares.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Lyle Shook
University of Iowa Bureau of Police Science
Shook
Tommy
Jimmy Dorsey
Hal Kemp
Glen Gray
Harry James
Claude Thornhill
Jackson
Miami
Quote on mirrors shaping fashion and hair trends
Dorothy Reid argues that if more women owned full length three way mirrors and used them several times daily, fashion and hair styles could quickly shift toward new chic norms in West Des Moines Express.
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Dorothy Reid
West
Des Moines Express
Letter to the editor thanks service news and subscribes
Mr and Mrs J E Vernon of Iowa send thanks for the Citizen-Frames copy dated Wednesday December 6 1967. They enclose 35.00 for a one year subscription and urge more servicemen news and less junk in print.
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J. E
Vernon
Iowa
Pottery Glass Sculpture and Painting on Display at Cornell College
An exhibit of pottery glass sculpture paintings and drawings by Rodger and Karen Lang is on display in Armstrong Hall Gallery at Cornell College throughout January. The Langs are affiliated with the Cleveland Institute of Art and Wisconsin programs. Gallery hours are daily 8 am to 10 pm with group tours by appointment.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Rodger
Karen Lang
Department of Art
Armstrong Hall
Lang
Cleveland Institute of Art
University ‘of S. Sr Wisconsin
Madison
University of Wisconsin At
Handwriting Analysis Emotions and Slants in Writing
Discussion outlines how writing slant and weight reveal emotions and personality traits. Rightward slant suggests friendliness, vertical indicates controlled friendliness, heavy writing signals lasting emotions, light writing shows temporary feelings. Twins may differ in sympathy and response. the piece invites reader comments to Citizens Times Cedar Rapids.
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Citizens Times
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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