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Women’s basketball league interest sought in Newton Iowa
Harriett Taylor, physical education teacher at Central Junior High Newton Iowa, requests local article to gauge interest in forming a women’s basketball league with Newton teams. Contact Taylor at 792 7782 after 4 30 pm or mail to 1904 South 7th Ave E Newton. Education Week events also noted.
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Moderation affirmed as mandate after Johnson election
The American people affirm a moderating path in domestic and foreign policy. The victory is seen as a broad consensus across center and right, with resistance to extremism and a call for responsible restraint. Confidence in steady, principled leadership remains, while unity and prudence guide future national and international actions.
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Johnson
Senator Goldwater
American Republic
God
Christian Science Monitor
Goldwater
Voters Speak and Iowa Eyes a Small Legislature
The piece notes Johnson's victory as a mandate and praises the voters for choosing a new Des Moines legislature. It argues for annual sessions but a small body, around 75 to 100 members, with 60 to 65 day terms, and criticizes large legislatures. It includes a quote from The Rev. Melvin Miller on church social responsibility.
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Sioux City Journal
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Iown
Iowa
Melvin Miller
Waverly
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Promise Kept As Racial Tensions Stay Calm In Campaign
Leaders from both parties appealed to Negro group officials last summer to curb tensions. Roy Wilkins and Dr. Martin Luther King urged restraint and the pledge has been kept with no major race demonstrations or riots since mid-summer.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Roy Wilkins
Martin Luther King
How Safe Is Flying Air Safety Compared With Driving
A reformatted excerpt from the Iowa Aviation Bulletin discusses airline safety as a core industry ethic. It notes the industry’s high standards, substantial spending to maintain aircraft, continual pilot training, and compares aircraft maintenance and risk reduction with routine car care and driving checks.
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Stuart Tipton
Air Transport Association
Iowa Aviation Bulletin
Iowa Aeronautics Commission
Tipton
Parent teacher conferences very successful and well attended
After the final kindergarten PT conferences on Oct 30 1964 teachers and administrators report exceptional attendance. Elementary K 6 achieved 99 percent attendance. Junior High 7 8 held 681 conferences with averages around 45.4 per instructor. High school 9 12 had 750 conferences across 23 instructors and one principal averaging 31.2 each.
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Jr. Hi
Sr. Hi
Jaycees Launch Membership Drive at Chili Supper
The Jaycees announce a chili supper at the Hospital Conference room on November 12 at 6 30 pm to boost membership. Members should bring at least one prospective member and invite their wives. Free chili for prospects and wives, plus a free turkey to the top recruiter.
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Jaycees
Turkey
Central debaters begin 1964-65 season at Bradley
Central College announces the 1964 65 debate season start at Bradley University November 20 21. Debaters Joyce Garrett Connie Rozeboom Harold Wissink Jack Farrell compete after a kickoff at the University of Omaha October 30 31 with 28 schools attending. Contest topics include Resolved That the Federal Government institute a program of Public Work to take care of unemployment.
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Cunera van Emmerik
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Otley
Connie Rozeboom
Hull
Harold Wissink
Jack Farrell
Westminster, Colo
Paula Heusinkveld
Pella
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Heusinkveld
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Oklahoma mathematician earns NSF honors and grants
The article notes Meyer received a postdoctoral Certificate of Merit from the University of Oklahoma for mathematical research done last summer. He also secured an NSF grant for the 1964 Summer Research Participation Program for College Teachers in Oklahoma and an Academic Year Extension totaling $2,000 from NSF.
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University of Oklahoma
Meyer
National Science Foundation
Colege
Oklahoma
NSF
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