Ames prom weekend visits spark Cedar Rapids gatherings
Cedar Valley brief notes several family gatherings around Mother's Day. Ames events include Viesha celebration with Albert Hetzler and family. University of Michigan purchase voucher prompts humorous mislabeling as kitchen tools.
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Wapello Announces Baccalaureate and Commencement Dates
Wapello High School schedules Baccalaureate for May 22 at 8 p.m. with Rev. Robert Dodder delivering the sermon and Rev. Don Ross giving the invocation. May 26 at 8 p.m. marks commencement in the high school auditorium with Dr. George E. LaMore as speaker. National Honor Society and Iowa State Bar Association will present awards. Arnold Bradley hosts the program and Harry Jordan oversees diplomas. National Honor Society members and class officers listed.
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Terrorists Keep Noncombatants On Their Toes
Centerville AP reports Airman JC Pat Anders just returned from a Viet Nam tour with the 337th Support Squadron at Saigon airport. He says terrorist activity in Saigon is the greatest danger to noncombatants near the city. Anders, son of Mrs. Harold Anders, says his unit has begun aid projects for a Catholic orphanage caring for war orphans aged two months to five years.
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World Population Could Double by 2000 Says U.N
United Nations population experts warn long range estimates may double the world population by 2000. A UN booklet cites 1962 projections from three to six billion, with a low of about 5.3 billion and a high near 6.8 billion, noting data gaps from Communist China and uncertainties ahead.
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Nuclear gauge speeds snowmelt measurement for quick alerts
Scientists at the United States Department of Agriculture developed a cesium-137 based nuclear gauge to measure snowpack density in ten minutes, a tenfold faster method than prior approaches that needed about one hour for similar readings, enabling rapid flood and avalanche warnings.
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