Texas Mass Murders Prompt Family and Police Critique
Public discourse centers on the Texas killings as mass violence in recent history. Houston police face staffing limits hindering missing person investigations while families learn of victims via media. A Harvard psychiatrist links teen violence to home instability, parental disengagement, and emotional rejection shaping unstable youth.
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Texas
Houston
Harvard
A. M. Nichols II
Harvard Medical School
The Pioneers Iliad of Le Mars in Illiad History
The Sentinel recalls Le Mars origins with 1877 notes on the pioneer's Iliad and late 19th century reminiscences. It recounts early settlement in 1869 near Willow Creek and Floyd River, the St Paul Junction location, and plans for a railroad station amid eclipse observations shaping local lore.
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le Mars
Sentinel
The
Lemars
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
John S. Blair
W. W. Walker
Iowa Rail Road and Town Lot and Land Co
Willow Creek
Floyd River
St. Paul R.R
Des Moines Register
St. Paul Junction
DeBoer earns PhD from Peabody Nashville
Delmer DeBoer, son of Roy and Elroy DeBoer of Le Mars, returned from Nashville after earning a philosophy PhD from Peabody University. He teaches at the University of Nashville. The family traveled Aug 17 to Aug 20 for the graduation and visit. Banns announced for Curt Sitzmann and Marlene Sudtelgte, and for Paul Schnepf and Connie Nuebel, both Le Mars.
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Roy DeBoer
Elroy
le Mars
Nashville
Tenn
Delmer
Peabody University
University of Nashville
DeBoer
Tennessee
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Curt Sitzmann
Marlene Sudtelgte
Remsen
Paul Schnepf
Connie Nuebel
Mary Lynn's fun wins dollar art
Weather warms as families vacation at lakes while children prepare to return to school. Mary Lynn Guntren, 9, daughter of Ed and Mary Guntren of 327 Third St SE, is this week's dollar art winner for her sunlit depiction.
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Mary Lynn Guntren
Ed Guntren
Third St. SE
Mary Lynn
le Mars Daily Sentinel
Kingsley Native Commissioned Army Lieutenant
Linda M. Featherston of Kingsley route 1 was commissioned as an army first lieutenant after graduating from the Walter Reed Army Institute of Nursing in Washington. The WR AIN program, a joint effort of the University of Maryland and the Army, grants a bachelor of science in nursing.
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Linda M. Featherston
Gerald G. Featherston
Kingsley
Army
Walter Reed Army Institute of Nursing
Washington, D.C
Walter Reed Army Institute of Nursing Program
WRAIN
University of Maryland
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
WRAM
University of Maryland School of Nursing
Army Nurse Corps
Consumer Product Safety Commission set in Washington
Virginia Knauer announces a new independent agency, the Consumer Product Safety Commission, with authority to set safety standards and ban hazardous products. It gathers NEISS data, invites consumer tips, and can initiate investigations or safety-rule changes within 120 days. Write for information to Washington DC 20207.
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Washington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPSC
NEISS
Commission
Washington, D.C
Virginia Knauer
Washington D.C
Le Mars Daily Sentinel details and 1973 subscription rates
The notice lists the Le Mars Daily Sentinel publication details with staff titles and a long schedule of subscription prices for various regions. It notes weekday publication excluding Saturdays and holidays and provides rates for local and distant subscribers, including servicemen and students, dated Tuesday August 21 1973.
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le Mars
Mertil
Quans
Remsen
Kingsley
Daily Sentinel
Plymouth
Independent voters in Le Mars urged by letter writer
A letter to the editor praises independence in Le Mars politics, likening it to supporting both parties. The writer cites Jim Waite and Richard Nixon as reasons to register independent, critiques local figures for ignoring committees and advertising, and suggests attending Democratic events while encouraging qualified candidates from both parties.
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le Mars
Jim Waite
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Congress
Waite
Iowa Supreme Court
Plymouth County Democratic Central Committee
Democratic Central Committee
Richard
San Clemente
James
Sioux City
The
Sentinel
Iowa
Pew’s
Wiley Mayne
Mr. G
Watergate debate and Ervinism critique letter
A reader voices support for Nixon amid Watergate coverage, denounces Ervinism and Senate hearings as partisan. The letter defends Nixon’s record, cites editorials, and urges courts resolve the matter while urging peace and unity.
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Lyle W. Borg
Iowa Farm Bureau
Pioneer
Father Gibbs
Gilman
New York City
Glada Koerselman
Delmer DeBoer
Linda Featherston
Dennis the Menace
By Ketcham
Small Society
Brickman
Brickkman
le Mars Daily
la Mars
Sanar
Carter A. Ritts
Ges
Dick Koerselman
Verle Matzdorff
Wayne Schipper
Arie J. Bomgaars
New York Life Insurance
First
Attorney
Boyd Lewis
S.C. Journal
Sen. Gurney
Gerald S. Pope
Christian Crusade Weekly
Tulsa
Okla
Senate
Sen. Ervin
Communist Daily World
Ervinism
Villians
America
Andrew Siebens
1St Ave
Mts
St. S.W
Marist Gt As
Gillants
Adam
Burt Lancaster
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