Senator Shoeman fights federal gift aid calls for state control
The state senate appropriations chair opposes federal gifts for the tallies ill program arguing duplication with the state Board of Control and that refusing grants reduces Washington pressure. He warns federal money often comes with controls and costs, Iowa could perform the job without aid and should go it alone where possible.
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State Senate Appropriations Committee
State Board of Control
Washington
Shoeman
Senate
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Iona
Veto Threats Highlight Democratic Tensions
The piece criticizes Governor Hughes for using veto threats to control state legislation. It argues that as a minority party governor he should respect the majority's role while acknowledging occasional justified vetoes. The tone urges restraint and cautions against overly broad accusations.
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Hughes
Editorial Briefs on Iowa Highways and Redistricting Chaos
The writer notes worsening federal highway conditions in parts of Iowa including Osceola and Adair while costs rise for taxpayers. They blame maintenance demands on newer highways and urge clearer state redistricting plans amid legislative confusion. The piece hopes for a workable outcome from chaotic shifts.
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Iowa
Osceola
Adair
Alabama Rep Albert Rains opposes unpledged electors
Rep Albert Rains, a retiring Democrat from Alabama, told an Auburn University gathering that he would prefer Alabama vote Republican over backing Gov George Wallace s unpledged presidential electors. He warned that votes for unpledged electors are wasted ballots.
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Albert Rains
Alabama
George Wallace
Auburn University
Atlantic News Rates and Subscription Options
Subscription rates listed for Atlantic News Telegraph include various terms by mail and location. Local carrier in Atlantic offers one month to one year plans. Cass and adjoining counties show different rates. national with U S outside Iowa shows higher pricing. Canada mail options appear incomplete.
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Atlantic
Cass
U. S
Iowa
Canada
Fulbright warned Kennedy on Berlin and Cuba policy in 1961
Senator Fulbright privately urged Kennedy to seize the Berlin moment in 1961 and pursue cautious talks with Khrushchev. He warned that delays led to the Bay of Pigs disaster and rising tensions over Berlin and Cuban missiles. The piece links later diplomacy to Fulbright’s 1964 call to end the Cuba boycott and seek U.S. relations with Castro.
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Farmers Call For Action Against Beef Imports
Iowa farmers favor government action to curb beef imports. About 83 percent want curtailment or elimination, with 34 percent seeking total exclusion, 47 percent supporting a five percent cap, and 10 percent backing a ten percent cap. Opposition rises with higher farm income. Political buttons hint at upcoming election.
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Iowa
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Becketts top record holder in masters play recounts seven clubs
In Los Angeles Bridge Week two years ago Ed ward O. Taylor and Harold Guiver won the men's pair championship. Guiver as South opened one diamond then jumped to six clubs. East sacrificed at six spades, Taylor doubled to seven clubs, which became the contract and made. West led ace of spades and Guiver then ruffed and played a heart finesse to a diamond run, with the spade sacrifice by East threatening the score but the contract was made.
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Spain marks 25 years of peace under Franco
Madrid observes the 25th anniversary of Franco's forces ending the civil war. Debate swirls over succession as Franco ages, with talk of a possible monarchy shift and potential future king Juan Carlos. Observers question Spain’s political progress versus strong economic gains.
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Caudillo
Telegraph Announces Elk Horn Correspondent Hire
Miss Bertha Anderson accepts the News Telegraph post as Elk Horn correspondent. Dolores Kunze, a sophomore at Iowa State College in Ames, is elected Welch Hall president. Mr and Mrs Ted Phillips will stay in Anita where he has coached the high school team for two years and has resigned to enter the insurance business.
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News- Telegraph
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Dolores Kunze
Iowa State College
Ames
Welch Hall
Ted Phillips
Anita
Phillips
Local residentsenter new paths and chores
Miriam South daughter of Mrs Lois South 401 Maple street departs today for Io wa Beauty school in Des Moines. A new pulpit and railing for the Methodist church in Wiota has arrived and will be installed soon. Tom Moore 406 Cedar street traveled to Omaha to take a post with the wholesale department of the Hinky Dinky food store chain.
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Lois South
Maple Street
Iowa
Des Moines
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Wiota
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Cedar Street
Omaha
Hinky-Dinky Food
Local business changes include Oatman cafe sale and remodels
Mr and Mrs William Bunnett announce the purchase of the Oatman cafe at 8 East Fourth street from former operators Mr and Mrs Charles Oatman. The interior of the Stier grocery run by R D Morrow is being remodeled. Levine Auto Exchange moves its used car dept from 212 Elm street to 205 East Third street into Schultz Sheet Metal works building.
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Oatman Cafe
Charles Oatman
East Fourth Street
Stier Grocery
Pioneer
R. D. Morrow
Levine Auto Exchange
Elm Street
East Third Street
Schultz Sheet Metal Works
Drunken driving finned for Salt Lake City man
Charles W. Dry of Salt Lake City was fined 150 dollars in City Court after pleading guilty to drunken driving. Judge M. H. Morris imposed the fine Tuesday.
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Local Classifieds Contacts And Addresses
Kick Carrier Highland Addn LeVista Place and Pairlawn Adda list phone numbers for delivery and service. Remaining East Side area prompts calls to Chestnut east side residents with contact numbers for delivery arrangements.
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Safer Surgery For Hemophiliacs With New Hematology
New hematology advances reduce surgery risk for hemophiliacs by correcting AHG deficiencies and using whole blood or plasma with high AHG. Hospital teams and rapid emergency response improve outcomes, with facilities like St. Vincent's Hospital in New York showcasing quick lifeline care.
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America
St. Vincent's Hospital
New York City
Beshyres Syndicate, Inc
GOP Speaker to Address Audubon Nomination Convention
State Representative David Stanley of Muscatine will headline the Audubon county Republican nominating convention at the courthouse in Audubon. About 130 delegates will attend and later be named to the state GOP presidential convention. Reduce speed to save lives, authorities urge after a duck-related incident.
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