Harold Millers Visit V A to Fla and Local Social Notes
Harold Millers report visiting daughters and families around Gettysburg and Virginia before continuing south to Florida. Local items note board meeting in North English, visitors from Burlington and Mt. Pleasant, a Methodist Men’s Club gathering, a pancake supper plan, hospital discharge, birthdays, bowling tournament participation, and family weekend visits in Crawfordsville and surrounding towns.
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Crawfordsville
Harold Millers
Gettysburg
Virginia
Florida
Bob Miller
The
Home Lumber Co
Ivor Davis
Glen Anderson
Ethyle Zickefoose
Burlington
Junior Fritz
Shirley Milikin Vesey
Chicago
Fritz
Burlington School of Nursing
Charles Watson
Mt. Pleasant
Donald Stout
Evelyn
Tom Hotle
Conrad Tome
Dewey Conrad
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Clarence Hering
Kenneth Beenblossom
Bur
Lington
Virgil Hering
Bloomfield
Carolyn Beenblossom
Pearl Hering
Clinton
Art Whiting
No2
Art
Kenneth Rhea
Bob Wayman
Earl Copeland
Joe Bolton
Copeland
Bolton
Columbus
Jess Raymond
Plunder of Italian antiquities reaches over a million daily
Italian archeologists led by Prof. Dino Adamesteanu warn that clandestine diggers loot Italian soil at more than one million dollars a day. thieves flood the market abroad, hindering study of ancient cultures and eroding the nation’s historic record. Sicily and the interior center of discovery, with limited police action and weak customs checks, accelerate losses with every shovel of earth.
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Rome
API
Italy
Dino Adamesteanu
Switzerland
Europe
Sicily
Fine Arts
TV Highlights and New TV Tonight Schedule
NBC presents Suspense Theatre A Cause of Anger a private detective drives a millionaire's troubled 15 year old from Los Angeles to an Eastern clinic but kidnappers block the path Cast includes Brian Keith Nancy Malone Audrey Totter Robert Crawford Jr Color 9 p.m. CST NBC Carol Channing guest Also baseball Athletics spring training report CBS Rawhide Incident of the Married Widow at 6 a.m. CST Perry Mason The Case of the Barefaced Witness 8 p.m. CST Hazel color at 8 p.m. CST Edie Adams Show 9 p.m. CST with Mathis and Soupy Sales ABC News reports Charles de Gaulle subject 9 30 p.m. CST
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NBC
Carol Channing
Kansas City Athletics
Rawhide
CBS
Gil Favor
Perry Mason
Hazel
Edie Adams
ABC
Johnny Mathis
Soupy Sales
Keota Scouts Win First Aid Title at Sigourney Meet
The Hawk Patrol of Keota Boy Scouts won first place in the First Aid competition among patrols in Keokuk County at Sigourney. They advance to Ottumwa on March 22 to face top patrols from other troops in the Council.
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Boyd Sanders
Hawk Patrol
Boy Scouts
Keokuk County
Sigourney
Ottumwa
Kenny McDonald
Jim Trier
Mike Geil
Mark DeLong
Robbie Duncan
Mike McInerney
Gerald DeLong
LeRoy Richardson
Bob Adams
Bill Greiner
Ron Conrad
Jim Lee
Clinton
Wayne Dickenson
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Dennis Tinnes
James August
LeRoy Tinnes
Little Jimmy
Sandra Tinnes
Leona Neal
Sandra Neal
Nellie Lewis
Evelyn Lewis
Dale Rotsinger
Mary Jo Neal
Mary Jo
Joe Neal
Pat Thompson
Steam turbine explodes injuring worker at Cedar Rapids plant
A 5000 kilowatt steam turbine at the Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. plant exploded causing about 800000 dollars in damage. One engineer Al Weir of Cedar Rapids was lightly hurt as metal fragments damaged the control panel and roof. The unit was destroyed but service continued.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
UPI
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
al Weir
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Leads Nation in Residents Aged 65 Plus
Iowa tops the nation with 12.1 percent of residents over 65 in 1962, up 0.6 percent from 1960 to 2,774,000. The U S Census Bureau reports national 65 plus share at 9.3 percent with the total population rising 3.6 percent nationwide.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
U.S. Census Bureau
Census Bureau
Computer age arrives in medicine at Oregon center
Scientists at the Oregon Regional Primate Research Center say automation and computer data processing will speed biomedical research, with 612 primates and tasks from medical records to genetic study guiding new fields. They foresee computers aiding patient care, heart research, and modeling cellular processes to unlock cancer and genetic mysteries.
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Beaverton
Ore
UPI
Oregon
Lee B. Lusted
National Institutes of Health Computer Research
Department of Automatic Data Processing and Biomathematics
Susted
Lusted
Walter R. Stahl
Robert W. Coffin
Oregon State University
Stahl and Coffin
Dear Abby Advice Columns Mixed News
Dear Abby answers questions on hair color preferences and dating. A reader asks if blondes have more fun, Abby says hair quality matters more than color. Several letters cover dining bills and a court witness experience, with advice about separate checks and respectful behavior.
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Abby
West KEOTA residents welcome home visitors
Mrs. El sie Greiner returns from Saratoga California after three weeks visiting her daughter Mrs Ev an Judd and meeting George Arthur who arrived February 18. The town notes celebrations include Silver wedding anniversary parties and a farewell party for the Faulhauber family at Talleyrand Store with local residents in attendance. A cooperative dinner honors Ottumwa birthdays and community members attend from nearby towns. A Public Health Service warning notes 1963 poisons estimated victims numbering about half a million children with around 500 deaths expected.
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Ner
Mary Jo
Karla Romoser
Judy Mayer
Susan Huber
Nancy Huber
Bonnie Greiner
Susie Stoutner
Sandra Neal
George Bond
William Miller
Jim Waterhouse
Berna Ann Hahn
Keota
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company
Iowa City
Mark Weber
Leon Vogel
Kenny Keifer
Packwood
Vogels
Webers
Victor Vogel
California
Kansas
Deley Earli
Mae Miller
Washington
Amy Williams
Cliff Hillyer
Knoxville
Grace Wade
Doris Wade
Carl Walton
Mercy Hospital
Wilbur Cramer
Burlington
Earl Cooley
Elsie Greiner
Saratoga
Evan Judd
George Arthur
Little George
Doyle Palmer
Walter Bower
Roy Funston
Dave Winegarden
Palmer
Richard Faulhauber
Talleyrand
Harold Conrad
Faulhauber
Joel Sheets
Paul Seiren
Faulhaubers
Elmer Waller
John Alexander
Shenken Team Leads In Vanderbilt Cup Round Robin
Howard Shenken captains New York team into first half lead in three team Vanderbilt Cup round robin at the US Spring national in Portland Oregon. Becker and Oakie teams trail with Shenken up by 19 IMPS over Becker and 23 over Oakie at the midway point. The final 18 hands are set for today.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Howard Shenken
New York
Shhenken
B. Jay Becker
Don Oakie
San Jose
Calif
Vanderbilt
Oakie
Shenken
Becker
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Dear Abby
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