Former Sen Hickenlooper Buried in Iowa Rites Planned
Former Iowa Governor and U S Senator Hickenlooper was found dead on Shelter Island New York and will be buried in Cedar Memorial Cemetery Cedar Rapids Iowa Services set for Thursday at First Presbyterian Church in Cedar Rapids He was a conservative Republican who served as governor and on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and helped author the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 His death was attributed to abnormal dilation of the aorta His wife died last December and his daughter Jane Oberlin of Des Moines Iowa confirmed he went to Shelter Island to await a Washington apartment.
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N.Y
Henry F. Holthusen
Washington
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Blockton
Iowa
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University of Iowa
Iowa State University
Linn Henan
George Wilson
Congress
Jane Oberlin
Des Moines
Rescuers Continue to Remove Bodies After Plane Crash
National Transportation Safety Board investigators chart debris from the Alaska Airlines 727 crash near Juneau. Two recorders found scattered along a 1,500 foot area as officials prepared to ship them to Seattle and Washington DC for analysis. The crash, on approach to Juneau, killed 111 people.
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Alaska Public Safety
Alaska Airlines
Chamber Board Tours Capitol Records Plant
Chamber of Commerce board members toured Capitol Records, Inc. in Winchester before their Aug. 30 meeting in the plant conference room. Donald H. Neale outlined plant tours to familiarize directors with area facilities. William Buckner of LIVE Inc. spoke prior to the session. topics included jet fuel supply, consumer relations, economic education, labor and member relations, retail theft, travel promotion, and a drug pusher eradication project.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Jethro Gets New Partner With Chet Atkins Tour
AP reports Jethro from Homer and his band join country star Chet Atkins on tour after the death of Henry D. Homer Haynes. Burns, Atkins brother-in-law, joined the act following a long friendship of twenty years. He performed Monday night at the Du Quoin State Fair with Atkins Boots Randolph and Cramer.
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Boots Randolph
Ae Cramer
du Goin
Burns
Atkins
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