Janet Scott Sails Abroad For Six Week German Study
Cornell College junior Janet Lynn Scott plans a six week German study program in Austria under Bowling Green State University. She will study language and literature at the University of Salzburg and travel Europe after the session ends. Accompanying professors include Dr. Deldra Shilaku and Jacob Erhardt.
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Janet Scott
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
University of Salzburg
Austria
Miss Scott
Europe
Paul Dysart
Muscatine
Janet Lynn Scott
Floyd Scott
Mulberry Avenue
Cornell
Matt Leuck
Pat Wheeler
Bowling Green State University
Ohio
Jan
United States
Bowling Green
New York
Paris
Cologne
Bonn
Heidelberg
The
Rhine
Deldra Shilaku
Jacob Erhardt
Instant Fish Used in California Mosquito Battle This Summer
California tests a Brazilian and Argentine "instant fish" to eat mosquito larvae in rice fields. The fish live about two years, lay hundreds of eggs, and survive drying for up to two years. With 43 mosquito species and rising disease risks, experts seek new controls as resistance to chemicals grows. Dr. Ernest Bay leads UC Riverside research backing the field tests and World Health Organization programs.
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William ¢. Harrison Berkeley
Calif
California
Brazil
Argentina
Peters
Bureau of Vector Control Laboratory
Fresno
Ernest Bay
University
Riverside
Center of Chemical Research
World Health Organization
Golden Rule program for Air Force officers
Washington The Air Force launches a golden rule program to improve treatment of junior officers and enlisted airmen. Gen John P McConnell urged leaders to treat subordinates with respect, provide full counseling, fitting jobs, and keep personnel informed on career opportunities. Reenlistment hinges on leadership and handling of airmen early in service.
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Fred 5. Hoffman
Washington
Air Force
John. P. McConnell
McConnell
Sam
Father of the Bride He’s Forgotten Man
Reader Helen Weiershauser laments the neglect of the bride’s father at weddings. She notes mothers receive sympathy for losing a daughter, while fathers pay the bills and walk the aisle, yet go largely unnoticed and deserve kind words too.
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Helen Weiershauser
Injured Airman Pilots Governor Kept On Civilian Pilot Duties
National Guard officials say Juhl cannot meet military standards due to knee injuries from a 1960 Des Moines River crash. He remains a civilian pilot for state planes while an appeal on the medical ruling proceeds. The governor backs his pilot, while Juhl continues to fly under civilian pay.
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Guard
Miller
Dub
National Guard
Camp Dodge
Juhl
Juhi
Des Moines River
Lehigh
Hughes
Europe
Engagement brings plans for a Cedar Rapids wedding
Judy Campbell prepares for a June 26 ceremony at Immaculate Conception church in Cedar Rapids after her engagement to James Trammer. Her father Mel Campbell assists with chores while Mrs Campbell sews five gowns for bridesmaids and attendants. A wedding rehearsal is set for tomorrow afternoon as the couple plans a church ceremony with detailed steps for bridesmaids, groomsmen, and guests.
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Judy
James Trammer
Cedar: Rapids
Mel Campbell
Mel’ Campbell
Immaculate Conception
Cedar Rapids
Ded
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Waukesha
Wis
George Goetsch
Goetsch
Richard F. Peters
Bureau of
Cies
U.S. Air Force
Dad
Iowa
Milford L. Juhl
Boone
Adj
Junior Miller
Nalonal Jguard
Federal Aviation Agency
Judy Campbell
Melvin Campbells
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