Clark's long walk for Senate in Iowa begins in Sioux City
Dick Clark, a 42-year-old Democrat, launches a state wide walkathon from Sioux City to Dubuque to win a U S Senate seat. He aims for person to person campaigning, talking with voters, listening, and highlighting Vietnam and farm policy as major issues. Clark criticizes past campaigns and backs a targeted withdrawal plan and crop controls. He previously aided John Culver and now faces incumbent Senator Jack Miller, with campaign success hinging on voter connection.
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Harrison Weber
Sioux City
IDPA
Dick Clark
Clark
Iowa
Dubuque
U.S. Senate
Jack Miller
Vietnam
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Indo-China
United States
North Vietnam
7Th Fleet
Nixon
Marion
Lyndon Johnson
Russia
China
Miller
Senate Agriculture Committee
Neal Smith
House of Representatives
Senate Agricultural Committee
Upper Iowa
Fayette
John Culver
Culver
John
Friends
Iowa City native named to UI Graduate College staff
Donald F. Mazziotti of Iowa City is appointed for a one year term as Assistant Professor of Urban and Regional Planning in the University of Iowa Graduate College. He will start July 1 and focuses on land-use controls poverty law urban economic development and advocacy planning. He authored articles and an unpublished book on advocacy planning.
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Iowa City
Donald F. Mazziotti
Iowa
University of Iowa
Mazziotti
Oelwein
Samuel J. Mazziotti
Sacred Heart High School
Drake University
University of Iowa College of Iowa
Oelwein Daily Register resumes duties after week away
Merna Britten returns to the Oelwein Daily Register after a week’s vacation with her son-in-law Dr. John Ward and daughter in Pensacola. Ward is a Navy lieutenant. Overnight guests included Britten’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Orval Kolosik. Duplicate bridge winners were John Tidball and Ron Ullrich with several close finishers. The city briefs mention a four day farm tour starting near Maynard with Amish sect visits south of Fairbank, dairy farm visits in Fayette County, and housing for students at Upper Iowa College in Fayette. Visitors arrive Sunday July 16, with briefings by Heying.
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Merna Britten
Oelwein Daily Register
John Ward
Pensacola
Ward
United States Navy
Britten
Orval Kolosik
Jess Holtzman
Maynard
Fairbank
Upper Iowa College
Fayette
Heying
West Union
Jo Heying
Farm Tour
H.L. Heying
Chicago
Illinois
Chicago Tribune
Bloodmobile draws 147 pints in Oelwein drive
Red Cross officials report 147 pints collected in Oelwein on Tuesday as part of a bid for 150 pints. Twelve donors were rejected for medical reasons. Co chairs were Mrs. Paul Smith and Mrs. James Roling with help from several volunteers. Attending physician was Dr. R. S. Jaggard. Mercy Hospital auxiliary provided refreshments with aid from local clubs and volunteers. Next drive set for November 28.
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Red Cross
Oelwein
Paul Smith
James Roling
Leo Simpson
Gerald Rogge
Terry Samuelson
Miles O’brien
R. S. Jaggard
Oelwein Mercy Hospital
Oelwein Women’s Club
Boy injured after tractor accident at grandparents’ farm
Randy Wright twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Wright was injured Monday when he fell from a tractor and was run over at the farm of his grandparents Theodore and Mrs Wright of rural Lamont. The tractor slipped into gear and he sustained internal injuries. he was transported to Oelwein Mercy Hospital.
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Aurora
Randy Wright
Edwin Wright
Theodore Wright
Lamont
Oelwein Mercy Hospital
Wapsie Valley approves 1972-73 budget and meetings
Wapsie Valley Board adopts a 928,980 budget for 1972-73 based on 45 state aid per pupil and an estimated 1170 fall enrollment. The district plans a 10 percent millage reduction and sets a July 10 hearing and regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the high school. Winners in a Monday contest at Oelwein include Phillip Niemann and Mike Snyder of Sumner. whisker growers beat Sumner 5 to 4.
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Fairbank
Wapsie Valley Board of Education
Wapsie Valley
Oelwein
Phillip Niemann
Mike Snyder
Sumner
Independence
Sumner Centennial Opens July 1 With Coin Auction
The Sumner Centennial kicks off July 1 at 9 a.m. with the auction of ten Sterling Silver Coins numbered 1, 2, 3, 13, 25, 50, 72, 75, 100, and 150. July 1 also marks the first night of the pageant It's Sumnertime at Durant Athletic Field, beginning 8:30 p.m. and running for four nights.
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Sumner
Durant Athletic Field
Bulletin Stores to Close for Inventory in Des Moines
Iowa beer and liquor control department officials announce all state liquor stores will close Friday until 4 p.m. for inventory. Rolland Gallagher, director, says stores will reopen at 4 p.m. and stay open to regular hours. Friday marks the last day of the fiscal year.
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Des Moines
Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Department
Rolland Gallagher
Gallagher
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National Dairy Association
Fayette County
Bloodmobile
Lamont Farm
Wapsie Board
Gear
Zenith
Zenith Dealer Service Center, Inc
S. Fred
Dial
THE
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Fred
Mealey Hotel
Vince and
Kaye Doyle
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Sale News
S.M.L
Jcpenney
O. M
Orig
Dacron
Woo
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