Iron ore outlook in Iowa boosts hope for deposits
State Geologist H. Garland Hershey sees promise in Iowa aerial surveys with at least a dozen high magnetic intensity sites. A $100,000 map project covers about a third of the state as ground surveys target August or September readings. First report due December 1.
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U. S. Geological Survey
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Pacific
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Granger
California
County Officers Association
4H Clubs of
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American-Korean Foundation
New York
Santa Rosa
Calif
Books On Constitution Sought By Schools After Court Ruling
United States high schools nationwide seek 1 book by Thomas James Norton to explain the Supreme Court decision banning classroom prayer. Committee for Constitutional Government reports heavy demand from Pennsylvania Massachusetts Utah and Princeton and asks for donations to fund distribution of 319 page paperback detailing the Constitution and its religion provisions.
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UPI
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Thomas James Norton
United States
Committee For Constitutional Government, Inc
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N.Y
Norton
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Princeton
Congress
New York State
Why the succession of revolts in Latin America
The piece surveys Latin American unrest amid economic inequality and political reform. It notes Betancourt’s support from the armed forces and peasants, plus progress like land settlement, housing, schools, and reduced illiteracy. It ends with consumer psychology queries and a UPI report on teen job prospects and a mental health warning for men 50 to 55.
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Castro
New York
UPI
R. H. Felix
National Institute of Mental Health
United States Studies Problem of Overcrowded Recreation Areas
United States outdoor playgrounds are overcrowded and will worsen without more parks, picnic grounds, and swimming spots. The new Bureau of Outdoor Recreation aims to coordinate federal agencies and boost state local private investment to meet rising demand, with grants and land acquisition funding under consideration.
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Times Square
Washington
UPI
America
Edward C. Crafts
U.S
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Crafts
Bureau
Congress
New York
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Pennsylvania
California
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Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
West Virginia
Venezuela Leader Has Many Problems
UPI analysis notes President Betancourt of Venezuela faces constant assassination threats despite stabilizing democracy after a decade of dictatorship. It recalls Kennedy praising Betancourt in 1961 and questions why the leader must guard himself during official duties and public works.
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Venezuela
Kennedy
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Furniture maker quizzes readers on taste and self reliance
Burwood Products Company notes many fear expressing preferences when shopping for home furnishings. A brief quiz asks readers if they seek advice when shopping and whether decorator styled items attract them, exploring confidence in personal taste.
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Burwood Products Company
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