Housing Industry Faces Hard Times in 1966 Market
AP News analyzes the overheated economy's impact on housing. Growth slowed from 1.58 million units in 1963 to about 1.2 million in 1966 as high interest rates and lender competition curb starts while rental demand rises and federal aid is pledged to spur low and middle cost homes.
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AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
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Federal National Mortgage Association
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
National Association of Home Builders
Court Upholds Transfer of 16-Year-Old to Iowa Reformatory
Iowa Supreme Court upheld a transfer of William C. Wilson, 16, from Eldora State Training School to Anamosa Men's Reformatory by a 5-3 vote. The court ruled the statute constitutional, citing education and rehabilitation, while a dissent argued due process requires jury protection for a delinquent transfer.
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State Training School For Boys
Eldora
Anamosa
Iowa Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
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Court Clears 3 Officers of Insurance Firm
Iowa Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed contempt citations against three officers of the American Security Benevolent Association. The court upheld a contempt finding against salesman Richard Pirks for failing to disclose contract details. Justice Becker dissented, wanting all defendants upheld.
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American Security Benevolent Association
Iowa Supreme Court
Theodore Garfield
Supreme Court
Dale Armstrong
Gerald Timmer
Wallace Hopkins
Black Hawk County
Richard Pirks
Blair Wood
Pirks
Jessie Greathouse
Cedar Rapids
Peter van Metre
Armstrong
Timmer
Hopkins
Pharmacy Official to Resign After 20 Years
Minneapolis AP Henry M Moen announced his resignation after 20 years as executive secretary of the Minnesota State Pharmaceutical Association and 22 years with the Twin City Retail Druggists Association.
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Minneapolis
Henry M. Moen
Minnesota State Pharmaceutical Association
Twin City Retail Druggists Association
Coon Rapids Man Dies of Beating After Tavern Brawl
Minneapolis AP report states E. Lovett, 54, of Coon Rapids died in hospital after a beating outside a tavern on November 5. Police say he was one of five men involved in the fight.
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Minneapolis
Forrest E. Lovett
Coon Rapids
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