Question Duplication in Mental Health Programs
Des Moines reports friction between state agencies over mental health programs. The Board of Control seeks a ruling on the Mental Health Authority based at the University of Iowa amid two state divisions, with questions on powers, funding, and integration. Dr Huston and Dr Cromwell debate partnership versus duplication and a unified approach.
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Des Moines
Town Board of Control
Wo State Agendes
Towa Mental Health
Towa
Evan Hultman
Mental Health Authority
Psychopathic Hospital
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Paul Huston
Board of Control
Iowa
Huston
Sowas
Hultman
Cromwell
Muscatine Journal hires guest staff for edition day
Seventeen Muscatine businesspeople join The Journal staff for National Newspaper Week. Guests assume publisher, editor, managing editor, business manager, and department heads to produce Tuesday's edition, writing editorials, editing copy, laying out ads, and overseeing circulation, photography, and press operations.
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Muscatine Business
Muscatine Journal
Gage Kent
Grain Processing Corporation
John R. Ri¢ler
Central State Bank
Jack Wietzel
Sterneman’s Clothing Co
Ort George Shepley
Muscatine Bank and ‘Trust Co
E. W. Owens
Thatcher Glass Co
Harold (Chub) Bain
Town Electric Light and Power Company
City News
A. E. Stanley
Sterley Engineering Co
Forrest
Larmer
Western Morford Exchange
Margaret Wendlandt
Rosa's Style Shop
Sociery
Women's
Jack Paetz
Paetz Super Valu
I. H. Pettersen
Batterson’s
Lawrence Malner
Sears, Rogouck and Co
Sadie Stark
Ralph Stark Agency
Richard Wilson
Wilson Stoc
Five Die in Iowa Car Crashes Over Weekend
Five people died in Iowa traffic accidents over the weekend. Victims include Kenneth Zulrod 18 of Alta Vista John C Rund 44 of Toledo Donald Ray Van Norman 14 of Onawa Phillip Gordon Roberts 2 of Fort Dodge and James Gorman 29 of Cedar Rapids. Fatal crashes occurred on county and gravel roads across Tama and northern Iowa.
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Associate Press
Iowa
Kenneth Zulrod
Alta Vista
John C. Rund
Toledo
Donald Ray van Norman
Onawa
Phillip Gordon Roberts
Fort Docdge
James Gorman
Ceear Rapids
Zubrad
Elma
Towa
Rand
Jeff
Clutter
Tama
Young van Norman
Gorman
Roberts
Lawson Waives On Charge of Exposing Body
William Lawson, 50, Osceola Arkansas, bound over to Muscatine district court on a charge of exposing a dead body. Justice of the Peace Harvey G. Allbee Jr. set bond at 5000. Deputy Sheriff filed the charge after an investigation into the death of Evelyn Seefeldt, 37, Muscatine, whose body was found on a road northeast of Fairport October 7. Lawson was brought from Davenport where he served a five day sentence for intoxication. Lawson said he drove with Mrs Seefeldt and later claimed her body was on the road.
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Tigmtow
William Lawson
Osceola
Ark
Muscatine District
Lawson
Justice of the
Harvey’ G. Allbee, Jr
Dick Oppelt
Evelyn Seefeldt
Muscatine
Wavel
Fairport
Davenport
Buffalo
Seefeldt
Oppelt
Vaiont Dam landslide rumors denied by Italian authorities
In Belluno authorities and Italian Army officials dismissed reports of a rapid landslide threatening the Vaiont Dam reservoir. They said the dam could still furnish hydroelectric power after repairs and that the reservoir would be smaller with Mt Toc partly in the middle. Government investigators probe whether warnings could have prevented deaths as mud and debris are removed and bodies recovered.
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Belluno
Italy
Vaiont Dam
Bellluno
Giuseppe Tarno
Mt. Toc
Mt. Tac
Rescue 200 From Periled Village
Italian officials report Army helicopters rescued about 200 residents from a village at the Vaiont Dam in Belluno Italy. Authorities warned of potential landslides after an avalanche threat, while some villagers were briefly allowed to return home for belongings.
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Bellano
Italy
Vaiont Dam
Fairfield School Garage Destroyed by Fire
Fire swept the Fairfield school bus garage early today causing an estimated 50000 dollars in damage. The one story frame building housed the bus repair shop and a vocational agriculture shop for Fairfield High School. Loss included three tractors two trucks and numerous tools parts and supplies.
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Fairfielt
Fairfield High School
Suits Stolen At Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police investigated the weekend theft of about 200 men's suits from Craemer's Department Store. Officers reported dozens of sweaters shirts and trousers were also taken.
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Cedar Rapids SA
Feom
Craemer’s
Fog Shrouded Turnpike Crash Kills Two Bus Passengers
A Grayhound bus and an egg truck collided on the foggy New Jersey Turnpike killing two women and injuring 32 others. Passengers were trapped for nearly two hours before rescue. The bus driver, Theodore Nichols, 56, of Pittsburgh, survived with facial and leg lacerations. The victims were taken to Holy Name Hospital in Teaneck and St. James in Newark.
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New Jersey Turnpike
Kearny
New York
Philadelphia
AP Photofox
Aes
New Jersey
Quiet Birthday Plans for Ike in Gettysburg and Hershey
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower turns 73 today with a quiet family observance in Gettysburg and later a small gathering in Hershey. He will travel to Washington Tuesday for a Republican fund raising dinner, balancing rest with party events.
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Gettysburg
Dwight’ D. Eisenhower
White House
Hershey
Washington
Resignation Accepted by JFK From Navy Secretary Korth
The White House says President Kennedy accepted Navy Secretary Korth's resignation effective November 1. Korth, who has served since December 1961, cited private business as the reason, with no indicated link to policy disputes or the TFN fighter contract. Nitze's successor as internal security secretary will be Bundy, deputy at the Pentagon since 1961.
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White House
Kennedy
Korth
Kerth
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Karth Coud
Karth
Mie Navy
TFN
Navy
Washington
Fort Worth
Tex
Mise
Congress
General Dynamics Corp
General Dynamics
Justice Departient
Nitze
William P. Bundy
Pentagon
Vatican Council Defers Mass Changes After Narrow Vote
The Vatican Ecumenical Council withheld approval on broad changes to the Roman Catholic Mass, including local language use. The second chapter on liturgy failed by 78 votes short of two thirds, with 2,242 prelates voting. 4,17 in favor, 36 against, 781 approving with reservations, and eight null. The document will return to the Liturgy Commission for revision and resubmission.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilicas
Stump Denied Appeal in Des Moines Killing Case
Ronald M. Stump of Keokuk Iowa was denied Supreme Court review of his conviction for the Des Moines killing of Michael Daly. Stump is serving a three year sentence at Jawa State Penitentiary for the shooting of Dah a former partner Leanna Jean Skullety ended relationship with Stump.
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Washington
Ronald M. Stump
Keokuk
Iawa
Supreme Court
Michael Daly
Des Moines
Stump
Jawa State Penitentiary
Dah
Leanna Jean Skullety
Supreme Court to Hear Five Sit-In Cases
The Supreme Court begins hearings on five sit-in cases involving use of state trespass laws to back private business segregation. Justices consider Maryland, South Carolina, and Florida disputes amid broader appeals on racial demonstrations. A decision may influence private discrimination where no official segregation policy exists.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
South Carolina
Florida
Congress
High Tribunal
Professor Uses Electron Beam to Outshoot Cupid at Dance
At Town State University a computer matched nearly 1000 students for a dance using 120 questions. Sociologists plan a six month survey to see if the electronically paired pairs endure. Doctors Kenkel and Coombs led the study while acknowledging possible mismatches and the limits of computer matching.
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Towa State University
Kenneth
Speake
George
Jayeai Schnicker
Burlington
Jim Schmidt
New Ulm
Minn
Elena Pappus
Evanston
Photafax
Ames
Cupid
Girl
State University
Eadget
University
William Kenkel
Ciology
Robert H. Coombs
Raymond ‘Ferris
Bridgeport, Conn
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