Records Going on Tape Use Computer to Promote Highway Safety
Des Moines reports state safety department moving to electronic record keeping to monitor drivers. A GE 225 computer will read social security numbers and permanent license numbers, allowing faster review of millions of Iowa driver records annually. Officials say the system will reduce clerical staff and improve enforcement of repeat traffic violators.
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Sueppel
Jowat
Suteppel
Tor
Turbulence Has Faded Calm Has Succeeded Tension at Cambridge
Cambridge Maryland reflects on a year since civil rights unrest led by Gloria Richardson and local activists. The Civil Rights Act reduced demonstrations and violence while white resistance and school segregation battles linger. Leaders predict little change in five years as tensions shift to enforcement and job programs.
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Stephens Broening
Cambridge
Maryland National “Guard
Charles Cornish
Cis Council
Aisky Thompson
National Civil Rights Teaders
Gloria Richardson
T. N. Booth
Stanley Wise
Vance
Dorchester County
Sebast
Vatican II Seen As Path Toward Unity and Reform
Boston University Theologian Dr Walter Muelder foresees Vatican II offering a brighter path for world Christianity and hope for closer mankind. He warns of catastrophe if Vatican I mission is not fulfilled, and urges institutional forms to sustain dialogue and collegiality among bishops and the Vatican.
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John B. Knox
Boston
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Walter G. Mueller
Boston University School of Theology
United States
Roman Catholic Secretariat For Christian Unity
Dean Muelder
Lost Purse of Girl Recovered At Convention
Anne Sheridan Dreyer of Clinton Iowa forgot a purse at a political convention in Atlantic. Democratic Chairman Paul Sheridan recovered it the next day. The purse contained money, personal items, and Beatle pictures, with the only ID a postal card for the owner, eight year old Dreyer.
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Atlantic
Dreyer
Anne Sheridan
Clinton
Lowa
Anes
Clinton County
Paul Sheridan
Sheridans
Tantie
Lone Tree High Opens New Wing For Vocational Arts Music
Lone Tree High School unveils a new wing housing the vocational agricultural department along with music and industrial arts classrooms. The $100,000 structure will be ready for the opening of school on Monday, as shown in the Journal Photo.
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Lone Tree High
Lone Tree
Lone Tree High School
Vocational’ Agricultural
Music
Driver Records Being Computerized In State System
Gane Dahlright, state safety department chief of research and statistics, discusses recent accident data with a highway patrol officer. The department is placing accident records on magnetic tape to be read by a new state computer for better control of repeat traffic violators.
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Gane Dahlright
State Safety Department
He's Ready to Pay Back Investors in Full
New York based Harry G Browning, once a Missouri stock investor, says he will repay $359 total capital to all stockholders. He financed Oxford studies with funds from Missouri buyers and now works in a railroad yard while awaiting an inheritance from his father C Browning who died last March in Verona County Missouri. Browning cites belief from backers as motive to repay and aims to secure a visa with help from a British Embassy official in Washington.
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New York
Harry G. Browning
University of Oxford
England
Bath
West 30Th Street
C. Browning
Verona County
Ammé
Browning
Drury’ College
Jgood
Oxford
Springfield
Missouri
Washington
Foreign Service tour funds paid by foundation
Richard G. Johnson a 42 year old senior U S Foreign Service officer left on a home leave tour with his wife and children. The trip funded by Wally Byam Foundation and Ford Motor Co includes three automobiles for trailers and covered gasoline. Johnson will give speeches about the Foreign Service across the United States to improve public contact during home leave.
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Washington
Foreign Service
Q.S.A
Richard G. ‘Johnson
U.S
San Francisco
State Department
Johnson
Wally Byam Foundation
Ford Moir, Co
Department
Ford Iis
Foundation
Tolmson
Johnsons
Brussels
Belgium
United States
Mombers
Congress
New Haven
Gonn
NATO
Paris
Summer Pleasure at the Ice Cream Parlor
A brief, nostalgically toned piece describes a family scene with children enjoying vanilla and chocolate cones. It notes Me i vend Mes Gary Norte and John Peniston, son of Robert and Mrs Peniston. The text references addresses 213 E. 7th and 7202-E Sth St, with a playful focus on a 20 month old and a fondness for frozen treats.
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Wien
John’ Peniston
Robert Peniston
Sth
Turesa Elder
Don Eldey
Devitt Ave
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Pope Paul VI
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Malta
AP Phototax
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Haydn
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