Akron Plymouth and Wood bury Conte Sioux and Union County
Subscription rates listed for Akron Register-Tribune with 2.50 per year six months 91.25 Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury Conte Tow a and Union County Iowa 3.00 per year elsewhere Published weekly Thursday in Akron Plymouth County Iowa. entered as second class matter September 26 1901.
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Levacar hopeful sign for railroads future
The piece notes belated but hopeful signs for U S railroads including Ford Levacar development a wheelless air supported vehicle that could reach 500 mph with jet propulsion and five years to production after economics are solved It highlights railroads fears about losing passenger business due to labor costs old equipment and high fares and mentions mutual problems like tugboat and barge systems needing modernization without endless internal squabbles.
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New York
New York Harbor
Denver Post
Social Security rulings on Feed Grain payments clarified
Goldman of the Sioux City district office states feed grain payments count as farming earnings for social security. Self employed farmers and materially participating landlords should report these payments on tax returns. Total earnings over 1200 dollars may reduce benefits. payments do not remove eligibility for months with limited self employment. Farmers can contact the office for guidance on withholding checks timing.
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John
R. Goldman
Sioux, City, Iowa
Goldman
Sioux City
Kennedy
Modernizing County Government Urged in Iowa Seminar
Donald E. Boles of Iowa State University called Iowa county government backward and inefficient at the 1961 Editors Seminar. He warned that population and technological shifts require more uniform yet locally flexible administration and criticized scattered elective offices and unnecessary township positions.
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Ames
Iowa
Donald E. Boles
Iowa State University
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My Neighbors Inevitable Ten Footer Bill Clash
A fragment notes a heated public dispute where a speaker vows not to touch the rival bill. The terse remark implies political contention and a pledge tied to a larger legislative showdown. No other context is provided.
New Traffic Safety Point System Started in Towa
The Iowa Highway Patrol introduces a unified one point per moving violation system with a 3 point threshold in 12 months, hearings by a state safety officer, and options to suspend up to 20 days or probation. Old points wiped, but conviction records remain. drivers can offset points by 12 months of violation-free driving.
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Carl Pesch
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