Lt governor race grows hotter in Iowa GOP primary
DES MOINES UP I The lieutenant governor race in Iowa heats up with two definite candidates and several others weighing runs. State Sen. Max Milo Mills Marshalltown announced as the second candidate. State Rep. Donald Bowin Waterloo said last summer he would try for the nomination. Flatt Jepsen Grassley Lodwick Riley and Seeley are considering or weighing runs. Flatt undecided, Grassley exploring, Jepsen evaluating, Lodwick doubtful, Riley not considering.
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Peace talks focus shifts amid Hanoi signals and U S pauses
Hanoi weighs possible negotiations if bombing ends while Britain plans talks with Rusk in San Francisco the same weekend. A North Vietnamese diplomat hinted at peace talks if the United States halts bombing and other acts of war. Thant urged cessation of bombing as essential to any meaningful talks as rumors of a Geneva reconvening linger.
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Health workshops begin in twelve Iowa cities in 1968
Public health workshops for newly appointed local boards and leaders will run regionally across twelve Iowa cities during the first half of 1968. Four meetings in each city cover philosophy, scope, and direction of public health, with focus on local health services, environmental health, and disease transmission. Conducted by Cooperative Extension Service, Iowa State University, and the Iowa State Department of Health. First session starts January 24 in Waterloo, with sessions in Ottumwa, Creston, Fort Dodge, Mason City, Spencer, Cedar Rapids, Council Bluffs, Davenport, Sioux City, Dubuque, and Des Moines.
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Doctors hail Blaiberg transplant as very good
Cape Town reports say Philip Blaiberg’s heart transplant recipient is in very good condition. The operation team led by Dr Christian Barnard shows progress, is conscious and able to talk, with tubes or food restrictions as doctors plan continued oxygen care and infection prevention. The Blaiberg family sold exclusive rights to NBC for film and interviews, prompting Barnard’s anger and refusal to allow NBC in the OR.
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Iowa’s 1967 Interest Income Rises 58 Percent
DES MOINES UP I Inter est earned on all state funds during 1967 rose 58 percent from 1966, State Treasurer Paul Franzenburg said. He noted $14,477,000 in investment interest, excluding Iowa Public Employees Retirement Funds, up from $9,164,000 in 1966. He credited higher rates, larger cash flow, and refined investing procedures.
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