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Title Date Location Subject
114441 Indian corn; its significance today 11/21/1965 p. 2 Corn
114442 The case for the asphalt campus, a metropolitan-college president tells the 06/05/1966 p. 2 Colleges and Universities
114443 Should our colleges teach morals? An educator says yes - and offers a plan 10/23/1966 p. 2 Colleges and Universities
114444 Bald eagles in Iowa 01/08/1967 p. 2 Eagles
114445 Are schools keeping up with students? Too many modern teenagers seem to thi 01/22/1967 p. 2 Public Schools
114446 Are schools keeping up with students? Too many modern teenagers seem to thi 01/22/1967 p. 2 Colleges and Universities
114447 The best advice I ever received by Doctor (Dr.) John J. Kamerick, president 03/07/1971 p. 2 College Presidents
114448 The man who, nowadays, it is almost impossible to make a movie without. 04/21/1968 p. 2 Poitier, Sidney
114449 The press at war - a tribute to those correspondents who stand beside our f 06/02/1968 p. 2 Reporters and Reporting
114450 Sports for the handicapped. 06/23/1968 p. 2 Children, Handicapped
114451 The donkey and the elephant. 08/25/1968 p. 2 Political Parties
114452 Any little angels you know? 09/15/1968 p. 2 Children
114453 David M. Stanley of Muscatine. New kind of United States senator for Iowa. 11/03/1968 p. 2 Candidates, Political
114454 New kind of United States Senator for Iowa 11/03/1968 p. 2 Stanley, David
114455 Christmas through the years - 1898, 1922, 1948, 1968. 12/22/1968 p. 2 Christmas
114456 'Any kind of racism is a constriction of the mind'. 01/08/1969 p. 2 Racism
114457 Oh say, can you sing it? - the Star Spangled Banner has a difficult tune. 02/09/1969 p. 2 Baez, Joan
114458 Oh say, can you sing it? - The Star Spangled Banner has a difficult tune. J 02/09/1969 p. 2 Star Spangled Banner (Song)
114459 A frequent lecturer to college audiences offers lively dialogue of real que 02/23/1969 p. 2 Capp, Al
114460 Al Capp, frequent lecturer to college audiences, offers a lively dialogue o 02/23/1969 p. 2 College Students