March on Campus Iowa students protest recruiter presence
About 100 to 150 University of Iowa students demonstrated to bar a Defense Intelligence Agency recruiter from campus interviews at the placement center. The crowd dispersed after a university official announced the CIA recruiter would cancel his appearance, following the dissolution of an injunction on campus demonstrations.
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Iowa City
UPI
University of Iowa
Defense Intelligence Agency
Johnson County District Court
Harold Vietor
Willard Boyd
CIA
DTA
Dewey B. Stuit
College of Liberal Arts
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Victor
Jay Honahan
Vietor
Kent State University
Ohio National Guardsmen
Kiwanis Hear Wrestling Coach Talk In Washington
The Kiwanis club in Washington held two meetings this week. Lieutenant Governor Ralph Mills of Marion led the evening session with club officers and directors, while high school wrestling coach Rapheal Gonshorowski spoke at the lunch meeting. Gonshorowski, Moorhead State College graduate, shared his coaching philosophy emphasizing self confidence and psychological training alongside physical conditioning to benefit students beyond high school wrestling.
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Washington
Kiwanis Club
Ralph Mills
Marion
Rapheal Gonshorowski
Mr. Gonshorowski
Moorhead State College
Moorhead
Minnesota
Gonshorowski
Mabel Seitsinger of South English dies
Mabel E Seitsinger aged 92 of rural South English died December 9 1970 at Keokuk County Hospital Sigourney after a long illness Funeral held December 12 at 10 am English River Church of the Brethren near South English Rev B D Hinegardner officiated Burial followed Powell Funeral Home arranging Born November 23 1878 northeast of Kinross daughter of Simon and Eliza Ferguson Herr Married Ross Leitsinger December 14 1910 he died December 14 1964 Member of the OES Two brothers and a sister preceded her in death
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South English
Mabel E. Seitsinger
Keokuk County Hospital
Sigourney
English River
Church of the Brethren
B. D. Hinegardner
Powell Funeral Home
Leitsinger
Kinross
Simon and
Eliza Ferguson Herr
Ross Leitsinger
OES
Waco STAR Students to Perform Christmas Concert
The Waco Project STAR violin and cello students will present a Christmas concert on Monday afternoon December 14 at Crawfordsville School. Fifty students will perform for fellow students and visiting parents. Teacher Gerald Nelson and piano accompanist Mrs. Carl Sandeen will lead the program.
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Waco Project
Crawfordsville
Gerald Nelson
Carl Sandeen
Services Sunday for Madison Klotz
Madison W. Klotz 76, a former Columbus Junction resident, will have funeral services Sunday at 2 p.m. with Stacy Lewis Funeral Home in charge. Burial follows at Columbus City Cemetery. Visitation is Saturday evening at the funeral home. He was born December 14, 1893, in Columbus Junction, married May Letts Gipple, and is survived by a son in Durham, three stepsons, a stepdaughter, and a World War I veteran.
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Columbus Junction
Madison W. Klotz
Gibsonville
N. C
Stacy Lewis
Columbus City
Mr. Klotz
Madison W. and
Lucy Kelly Klotz
May Letts Gipple
Durham
Arthur Gipple
Burlington
Robert Gipple
Charles Gipple
Greensboro
Jane Carson
Reston
Accident near Olds injures Chicago driver and man from Washington
Leon Melvin Lintz 23 of Washington was in an accident north of Olds when Alex O. Martella 36 of Chicago lost control on Highway 218. Lintz driving a truck struck Martella from behind, demolishing his car. Martella was taken to Henry County Hospital in Mount Pleasant for shock and back injuries. No charges filed yet by the Iowa Highway Patrol.
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Leon Melvin Lintz
Washington
Olds
Alex O. Martella
Chicago
Lintz
Martella
Henry County Hospital
Mount Pleasant
Iowa Highway Patrol
District columnist Dean Mills nephew of local people
Local readers learn that Dean Mills, author of Baby Care Battle: Dr Spook vs. Russian Grandmothers, is Gilbert Mills and Mrs P L Fenn’s nephew. Baltimore Sun Moscow bureau chief, 27 soon, married to Sue Cornick, with son Jason born in the U S and Jesse born in Russia. Mills studied at the University of Iowa and a southern integrated university, and writes on food and Americans in Russia.
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Dean Mills
Spook
Des Moines Sunday Register
Gilbert Mills
P. L. Fenn
Washington
Baltimore Sun
Moscow
Dean
University of Iowa
Southern Integrated University
Mr. Pleasant
Sue Cornick
Jason
United States
Jesse
Russia
Sue Mills
Chester Mills
Mt. Pleasant
4-H and FFA to weigh beeves across six county locations
Washington County 4 H and FFA members must bring up to three market beeves for official weigh in and identification on Saturday December 12. A new rubber tag replaces pull out tags and costs 25 cents per animal. Calves should have halters for tagging. Locs and times: Riverside 8 00 12 00 am Standard Oil Fertilizer Plant Ainsworth 9 00 11 00 am Oscar Mayer Hog Buying Station Washington 9 00 12 00 am Interstate Producers Hog Buying Station Keota 9 00 11 00 am Trier Stock Yards Wellman 1 00 2 00 pm Longwell Stockyards Brighton 1 00 3 00 pm Brighton Stockyards No weight limit. weigh in up to three beeves. County 4 H Committee and Beef Producers Assoc assist. Junior Cattle Feeder must weigh on day of purchase. deadline January 1.
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Washington County 4H
FFA
Jim Frier
Riverside
Standard Oil
Ainsworth
Oscar Mayer
Washington
Keota
Trier
Wellman
Longwell
Brighton
County
Washington County Beef Producer’s Association
Admitted Yesterday and Dismissed Today At Local Hospital
Yesterday Admitted Admitted: Ann Cherryholmes of Washington for medical care. Dismissed Today: Mrs. Hubert Weber and her daughter from Keota along with James Heilman of Washington.
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Ann Cherryholmes
Washington
Hubert Weber
Keota
James Heilman
Army Medical Skills Enlistment option announced
SGT Bickford, local Army recruiter, says qualified men and women may enlist for three to six years under the Medical Skills Enlistment option. Training at Fort Sam Houston follows basic training, with rapid promotion to staff sergeant after advanced training. Fields include brace, dental, lab, X ray, therapy, pharmacy, veterinary, or diet specialties, all leading to civilian job prospects and veterans benefits. Interested individuals should contact SGT Bickford at 221 So Linn St Iowa City IA or call 337 2715.
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Army
Sgt Bickford
US Army Medical Center
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Texas
Bickford
Sgt. Bickford
Linn St
Iowa City
Power curtailment cripples Britain and Ireland
An electrical workers slowdown caused widespread power cuts across Britain Wales and Northern Ireland halting most industry in Northern Ireland for a fourth day. About 100000 workers were idled as hospitals relied on army generators and a Belfast spokesman warned of a possible total blackout. Queen Elizabeth II and Parliament faced candlelit conditions amid ongoing disputes over pay arbitration.
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London
UPI
Northern Ireland
Britain
Wales
Electricity Board
England
Belfast
East End
STAR project pupils in holiday concert
The Washington Project STAR violin and cello students will present a Christmas concert Friday night December 11 at 7 30 in the Stewart School gym. Students from Stewart Lincoln Saint James Washington and Brighton Elementary School will perform under teacher Gerald Nelson with pianist Marian Dunbar of Brighton. The public is invited.
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Washington Project Star
Stewart School
Stewart
Lincoln
Saint James
Washington
Brighton
Gerald Nelson
Marian Dunbar
Parsons College Chorale in Concert Sunday
Parsons College Chorale under E Jane Ruby with Madrigal Singers presents a program of 16th century motets and chansons and Spanish carols. Soloists Frank Hoffman Tim Wahrer and Suzanne Schwengel perform. The event ends with Exultate Deo and Jester Hairston Amen followed by the Candlelighting Service.
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Randall Thompson
Brooks
Allons
Costeley
Cadme Albricias
Eva
Chorale
Alessandro Scarlatti
Jack Steele
Parsons College Chorale
Marriage License Issued for Toland and Stauffer
David Douglas Toland 19 of Washington and Melinda Sue Stauffer 16 of Wayland have been granted a marriage license. Steven Allen Griffin paid a $15 fine in the local justice court for driving without a valid license.
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David Douglas Toland
Washington
Melinda Sue Stauffer
Wayland
Steven Allen Griffin
Justice of the Peace Court
Holcomb Family Visits Relatives Across States
California visitors Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Holcomb and family are in town visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Chester Holcomb before traveling to Minneola Kansas to see Archie McKissick and planning to visit Waterloo to see Hugh Holcomb. Carl Meek of Marion visits his sister Mrs. G W Manussier. Mrs. Stutsman and Mrs. Manussier joined a Minneapolis trip to spend time with relatives and to visit Victor Mussier and family.
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Leonard Holcomb
California
Chester Holcomb
Archie McKissicks
Minneola
Kan
Waterloo
Hugh Holcombs
Carl Meek
Marion
G. W. Manussier
Meek
Manussier
K.E. Stutsman
Minneapolis
POW exchange stalls as negotiators press for action
Bruce and South Vietnamese chief negotiator press for immediate concrete steps in POW talks while Madame Binh dampens hopes for Nixon ceasefire terms. Hanoi broadcasts reject long cease-fire periods and demand U S troop withdrawal by June 30 1971 along with a coalition including Communists.
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Bruce
Pham Dang Lam
Madame Binh
Washington
Nixon
United States
Saigon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Mme Binh
North Vietnam
Mrs Skubal Hosts Mission Society Meeting
Mrs John Skubal entertained ten members of the Reformed Presbyterian Missionary Society on Wednesday. Guest Mrs Tom Gerdes and several children attended. Mrs Charles Bartholow led the business meeting in the absence of officers. De votions were led by the hostess with the program theme The Abundant Life. Mrs Bartholow presented the theme and refreshments were served with assistance from Mrs Galen Jarrard.
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John Skubal
Reformed Presbyterian Missionary Society
Tom Gerdes
Charles Bartholow
Navajo Club Christmas Luncheon and Gift Exchange
Members of the Navajo Club met for a luncheon and Christmas party at the Captain's Table on Wednesday. Mrs. Will Sheetz, president, read the poem Something Wonderful Happens at Christmas. Each member offered a Christmas legend or poem in answer to roll call, and the usual Christmas gift exchange was held.
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Will Sheetz
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