Move to Abolish Federal Income Tax Proposed in Iowa
Des Moines Rep Maurice Van Nostrand and 14 co sponsors push House Concurrent Resolution 9 also SCR 14 in the Senate to memorialize Congress to amend the Constitution. They contend government losses from non authorized ventures fund the income tax, which could be abolished if the government exits those businesses. The measure has League of Women Voters opposition and limited public interest among senators newly listed as supporters.
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Avoca
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Joseph B. Flatt
Rwinterset
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League of Women Voters of
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Flatt
John A. Walker
R Williams
D. C. Nolan
Iowa City
Richard C. Turner
Council Bluffs
John D. Shoeman
Atlantic
Joe N. Wilson
Unionville
Henry C. Nelson
Forest City
A. C. Hanson
Inwood
Maurice E. Baringer
Oelwein
J. W. Graham
Ida Grove
Joseph G. Knock
Creston
Charles E. Grassley
New Hartford
William J. Scherle
Henderson
Harry R. Gittins
Lester L. Kluever
Charles F. Balloun
Toledo
William P. Winkelman
Looking for a job Look to the want ads
Local readers are advised to consult the want ads for employment opportunities. Listings cover various positions, with brief descriptors and contact details where provided.
Concert by Long Distance Telephone Delights Grandparents
A playful Northwestern Bell promotion invites families to host a home concert via long distance telephone. The idea highlights a low cost way to delight elders with a musical performance, framed as a personal, nostalgic gesture.
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Northwestern Bell
Pioneer Lawmakers Remembering Past at Capitol Session
Iowa Pioneer Legislators gathered at the state capitol for their annual reminiscence. The event occurred as a federal district court heard a challenge to the validity of the legislative apportionment, prompting a sideline quip about timing with the judges' hearing.
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Billboard Pete nickname linked to muskrat bill in Senate
Senator Hansen of Manning says friends nicknamed him Muskrat Pete after muskrat legislation and now Billboard Pete for a billboard bill. He spoke to the senate highways committee last week about the bills he favors.
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John Helm Services At Dysart Wednesday
John Helm 66 died Sunday and services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at Zion Lutheran church in Dysart. He operated a garage and implement business from 1928 until retirement this year and served as town council member, Civic League president, school board member, and active in civic and fraternal affairs. Surviving are his wife Linda Fischer, a daughter Richard Kavaliers wife, four grandchildren, two brothers George of Dysart and Elmer of Hudson, and two sisters Mrs Ed Bohnstengel of Traer and Mrs Louis Zearlfoss of Tama.
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Zion Lutheran Church
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Clutter
Civic League
Linda Fischer
Dughter
Richard Kav
Alier
George
Elmer
Hudson
Ed . Bohnstengel
Traer
Louis Zearlfoss
Tama
Clarence Seeley 80 Dies After Long Independence Restaurant Career
Clarence S Seeley 80 operated a Independence restaurant from 1931 until 1955 died Saturday night Survived by wife two sons Loren Independence Milo Chicago four grandchildren and a brother Harry Seeley Waterloo Services Tuesday at 2 White's
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Waterloo
White’s
Speech Contest Final Results Grinnell Winners List
Grinnell hosted the state speech contest finals with East Illinois participants. Winners included One Act Plays: West Liberty and Mt. Pleasant. Interpretive Reading Prose: Cynthia Van Allen of Iowa City U High and Carolyn Hollenbeck of Wilton Junction. Interpretive Reading Poetry: Roselyn James of Montezuma, Maureen Lynch of West Branch, Gayle Grabin of Oxford. Dramatic Declamation: Francine Osweiler of What Cheer. Humorous Declamation: Shirley Ayres of Wilton Junction. Story Telling: Alice Smith of Wilton Junction, Pat Yocum of What Cheer, and Sonja Larsen of Iowa City U High.
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Cynthia van Allen
Iowa City
U. High
Carolyn Hollenbeck
Wilton Junction
Roselyn James
Montezuma
Maureen Lynch
West Branch
Gayle Grabin
Oxford
Francine Osweiler
Shirley Ayres
Alice Smith
Pat Yocum
Sonja Larsen
ISUI Students Vote on Liquor Curfew Rules
IOWA CITY A campus poll at ISU shows 54 percent of 3,200 voters favor allowing liquor in student housing. Support for abolishing curfews for women 21 plus and for single men living where they please is strong, with 3,036 yes to 272 no on curfews and 2,197 yes to 954 no on housing independence.
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Iowa City
SUI
Iowa City School Council Urges Debt Limit Hike
The Iowa City school study council asks the legislature and governor to raise the bonded debt limit for districts from seven to ten mills. With over $100 million in tax free property, the district faces expansion needs through 1965 66 and warns of electives cuts, temporary classrooms, shifted schedules, and reduced music and other programs if the limit remains unchanged.
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Iowa City School Study Council
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