Iowan Trade Mission Brings 50 Citizens to Europe
More than 50 Iowans part of a 100 member Iowa Trade Mission to Europe depart June 8 for Washington and then Paris, Hamburg, Milan, Rome, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and London. Governor Hughes outlines Iowa exports and employment while detailing goals of direct sales, licensing, and agents with firms and banks joining.
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Washington, D. C
Jean-Louis Mandereau
Robert Lemercier
Bureau of International Commerce
U. S
Iowa Development Commission
Commission
U. S. Department of Commerce
Des Moines
Departments of State and Commerce
Paris
Hamburg
Milan
Rome
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
London
Development Commission
Chicago
Minneapolis-St. Paul
New York City
Sev
Americans called the most marrying nation in western culture
UPI reports at a New York symposium that Americans have the highest and rising marriage rate with earlier ages. Dr. Simon Nagler notes one sixth of girls 15 19 are married and about 92 percent of adults will marry by 65, highlighting marital discord factors and theories from Milton on divorce.
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United Press International New York
UPI
Dan Cupid
Simon H. Nagler
New York
The
Society of Medical Psychoanalysts
Nagler
Dr. Nagler
Do Not Self Prescribe Diets For Obesity Or Disease
The piece argues against readers and editors urging self directed diets based on others' health claims. It stresses that physicians prescribe individualized diets for obesity diabetes ulcers and heart disease, and editors should avoid promoting ready made prescriptions. Obesity is a disease needing medical care, not casual dieting trends.
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Sky Rocket
Bowling league closes with Sorrell roll‑off win in Cologne
In a league season ending roll‑off, Sorrell defeated Steele Lumber to capture the league championship. Watson Cleaners posted a 2799 team series and 1005 team game led by individual scores including Dick Ross 222 and Cal Little 214. Bob Lowe and Bob Ryner topped individual series with 607 and 578. COLOGNE Germany.
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Watson Cleaners
State Cafe
Watson
Sorrell
Bob Lowe
Bob Ryner
Dick Ross
Cal Little
Steele Lumber
Rabies cases rise in Iowa April totals reach 87
The Iowa State Department of Health reports 27 rabid animals in April, mostly skunks, adding to 60 earlier cases for a 1965 total of 87 in animals contacted by humans. Dr. John B. Herrick notes cooler weather may have reduced cases vs last year, urging vaccination of all domestic dogs and cats. Counties with confirmed cases include Boone, Cedar, Jefferson, Story, Woodbury, and others.
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Iowa
John B. Herrick
Iowa State University
Boone
Calhoun
Cedar
Clayton
Franklin
Greene
Hardin
Humboldt
Johnson
Keokuk, Lee
Louisa
Lucas
Mahaska
Marion
O’brien
Pocahontas
Story
Pello
Washington
Winneshiek
Woodbury
Wright
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Hughes
By Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
U.S
Dubuque
John Milton
Milton
Squirt
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., Oskaloosa
Squirt Company
By Mary Macomber
Department of Health
United States
Cologne
Germany
Institute of German Industry
Hi-Rollers League
Sorrell Auto Washington Oil Co
Shell Oil Co
Stewart Pontiac-Buick State Cafe
Eeeseecaseasaese Watson Cleaners Ee
Deep Rock
Cer Oasa
America
Harold E. Hughes
Treasury Department
Advertising Council
Washington Evening Journal
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