Korean accord a by product of Red summit parley
North and South Korea plan peaceful reunification talks as a by product of Nixon era summit diplomacy in Peking and Moscow. Analysts note indirect pressure from the big powers helped shift Korean policy while U.S. Kissinger strategy seeks broader East West détente.
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UPI
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Moscow
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Eliot to keynote Iowa coaches clinic in Cedar Rapids
Ray Eliot will head the Iowa High School Football Coaches Association summer clinic August 3-5 in Cedar Rapids with about 300 coaches expected. University of Illinois coach and ex athletics administrator will share insights alongside major university coaches and high school leaders discussing wishbone and veer options, two platoon systems, and playoff preparations.
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Iowa High School Football Coaches Association
Jack Fisk
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
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Eliot
University of Illinois
Fisk
Frank Lauterbur
University of Iowa
Johnny Majors
Iowa State University
Stan Sheriff
University of Northern Iowa
Jack Wallace
Drake University
Ducky Lewis
Iowa
Jackie Sherrill
Iowa State
Jim Walden
Nebraska
John Doran
Ellsworth
Ron Schipper
Central College
Harley Rollinger
Moline High School
Les Dollinger
Marion High School
Don Brusha
UNI
Wayne Phillips
Coe
Carl Selmer
Beanie Cooper
Sioux City Heelan
Jerry Clark
Cornell
Terry Stevens
Sioux City East
Oelwein
Stevens
Roger Harrington
Davenport West
Washington High School
West
Youths showcase nuclear projects at Legion Hall open house
An open house at Legion Hall displayed irradiated seeds, reactor models, electroscopes, and a Duane Arnold plant film by Warren Repp of Iowa Electric Power and Light. The event highlighted youth completing a five week course with certificates awarded to Chris Zehr, Matt Sojka, Diane Franzen, Gerald Franzen, Dennis Franzen, Lucy Gamon, and Owen Gamon.
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Legion Hall
Warren Repp
Iowa Electric Power and Light Company
Duane Arnold
Palo
Chris Zehr
Matt Sojka
Diane Franzen
Gerald Franzen
Dennis Franzen
Lucy Gamon
Owen Gamon
Iowa Electric
Washington County Extension Service
Louis Pailliotet
Charles Franzen
Richard Schuck
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Ted Johnson
Obituary of Juanita Cox 71 of Sigourney Des Moines area
Juanita Elizabeth Cox 71 died Friday morning July 22 1972 in a Des Moines nursing home after illness She was born July 14 1901 near What Cheer and married Calvin Cox in Sigourney in 1921 The couple farmed near Sigourney Oskaloosa and Knoxville She is survived by her husband a daughter Shirley Brock a son Lyle four granddaughters and three brothers Funeral services set for 1 30 p m Monday at Reynolds Funeral Chapel Sigourney with burial in Sorden Cemetery east of Keswick Friends may call at Powell Funeral Home Keota Sunday and after 2 p m Sunday at Reynolds Sigourney
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Sigourney
Juanita Elizabeth Cox
Des Moines
Reynolds Funeral Chapel
Merrill Summerville
Sorden Cemetery
Keswick
Powell Funeral Home
Keota
Reynold’s
Cox
What Cheer
Sheerman
Cora Beale Smothers
Calvin Cox
Oskaloosa
Knoxville
Donald
Shirley) Brock
Lyle
Geneva
Emmett
Clement
Merced
Calif
la Habra
Bitter feud erupts in Polk County sheriff race
Polk County Attorney Ray Fenton will decide today whether to file charges after a dispute between Sheriff Wilbur Hildreth and former deputy Jack Woodard. Woodard and Robert Sykcord faced accusations of breaking into records. Woodard denies the charges and calls the accusations politically motivated.
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Des Moines
UPI
Polk
Ray Fenton
Wilbur Hildreth
Jack Woodard
Woodard
Hildreth
Robert Sykcord
Slycord
Brick
Polk County
Fenton
Urbandale
GOP
Soviet advisers exit Egypt as Egypt asserts base access stays
Cairo reports Soviet military advisers leaving Egypt at a fairly quick pace while Egypt maintains facilities for the Russian fleet in the Mediterranean. Mohammed Hassan Zayyat says no Soviet mission existed, only advisers who are departing, and Egypt did not consult the United States. Sadat calls emergency parliamentary meeting to discuss expulsion of about 15,000 advisers.
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Cairo
UPI
Egypt
Mediterranean
Mohammed Hassan Zayyat
U.S
Melvin Laird
Zayyat
Laird
Cuba
United States
Anwar Sadat
New Discovery Challenges Old Theories on Body Tissue Aging
New evidence questions programmed aging by showing aged bone marrow precursor cells from moribund mice can function in younger and even older hosts. Dr. D. E. Harrison at Jackson Laboratory transplanted these cells across mice lifespans, achieving high cure rates for anemia and maintaining cellular function beyond original expectancy. The results imply aging is not uniform across tissues and challenge the idea of a universal aging program.
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New York
API
D. E. Harrison
Jackson Laboratory
Bar Harbor
Harrison
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