Miller Raps Freeman on Farm Prices
Senator Jack Miller of Iowa criticizes Secretary Freeman for praising falling farm prices. He accuses Freeman of ignoring farmers’ wage fairness and calls for relief from rising costs and debt. Miller warns inflation worsens prices and opposes suppressing wages and farm prices as a solution.
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Jack Miller
Iowa
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Senate Agriculture Committee
University of Iowa student pleads guilty to burning draft card
Stanley Witkowski a Rockford Illinois native and University of Iowa graduate student changed his plea from innocent to guilty on mutilating a draft card. Federal judge Roy Stephen son ordered a pre sentence investigation. Potential penalties include up to five years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine.
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DES Moines
Stanley Witkowski
University of Iowa
Rockford
Roy Stephenson
Witkowski
U.S
Davenport
Gazette Co. Established Daily Publication Details
The Gazette Co. launched in 1883 publishes daily and Sunday editions from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail including night and afternoon editions with yearly and monthly prices and restricts mail subs in towns with Gazette service and notes AP exclusive rights to local news and dispatches.
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Iowa
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Jewel Robbery Strikes Surfside Store In $500000 Heist
Two men and a blonde in white slacks robbed a Surfside jewelry store of 500000 in gems. They entered claiming an appointment with owner Alan Cuttler, then used a blue steel pistol to seize jewels from vaults and displays, escaping with cash and checks. The raid followed another Gold Coast jewel heist days earlier.
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Gold Coast
Paul Huizenga
Dade County Sheriff's Office
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Amos Suchomel a Tipton lifelong Cedar County resident dies
Amos Suchomel 78 longtime Cedar county resident and former Tipton State Bank director died after a long illness. He leaves six daughters and two sons, 33 grandchildren, three sisters and a brother. Services 9:30 a.m. Monday at Brosh funeral home Solon and 10 a.m. at St. Bridget's Nolan settlement with burial in the church cemetery. Rosary Sunday at 8 p.m. Friends may call after noon Saturday.
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Amos Suchomel
Cedar County
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Blanche Krupna
Charles Gibbons
Maxwell Netolicky
Solon
Donald Johnson
West Branch
William Zearing
Mechanicsville
Eugene Compton
Durant
Lillian Suchome
Father McCoy
Rites at Monticello For Dalco Yount 73
Dalco Yount 73 former Iowa highway commission employee died early Friday at Monticello. Survived by wife four daughters Mary Fairbanks Cedar Rapids sister half brother Arthur Lawrence Boulder Colo eight grandchildren four great grandchildren. Services Monday 1:30 p.m. First Presbyterian church. Body at Goettsch funeral home.
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Monticello
Dalco Yount
Iowa Highway Commission
Edman Vernon
Morley
Warren Kester
Sioux City
Vernon Helgens
Scotch Grove
J. J. Pieratt
Cedar Rapids
Mary Fairbanks
Arthur Lawrence
Boulder
Colo
First Presbyterian Church
Goettsch Funeral Home
No Letup to Harassment Negro Family Moving Out
Horace Baker age 29 and his wife Sarah move their family from Falcroft Pennsylvania after months of harassment. Crowds shouted insults burned furniture and state police were deployed to restore order amid ongoing telephone threats and vandalism. Baker plans to sell the house bought for 11200 via the VA for 11900 and relocate with children Terri Lynn five and Horace Jr. seventeen months.
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Horace Baker
Philadelphia
Bakers
Baker
Veterans Administration
Falcroft
Sarah
Terri Lynn
Horace, Jr
Paroles Granted Two in Prison on Security Counts
The Federal Board of Parole granted freedom to Harry Gold and Irvin Scarbeck, both long-term security defendants. Gold, 55, released May 18, served 15 of 30 years for conspiracy to transmit defense information to the Soviet Union. Scarbeck, 45, released May 2, has 40 years in prison for three concurrent 10 year terms involving classified documents in Warsaw.
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Federal Board of Parole
Harry Gold
Irvin Scarbeck
Gold
Soviet Union
Searbeck
U. S
Warsaw
Lewisburg
Scarbeck
Philadelphia
Emil Fuchs
FBI
Fuchs
David Greenglass
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Rosenbergs
His Duty To Stay Yank Dies in Combat
Louisville Marine Jerald Towater twenty one died in combat near Da Nang after serving thirteen months in Vietnam. His mother says he wrote he would stay beyond his planned return, insisting it was his duty. The War Department notified his parents Thursday of his death.
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Louisville
Jerald Towater
Vietnam
War Department
da Nang
Manchester Plant Mishap Injures One
Ronald Pitcher, 52, of Manchester, suffered severe lacerations to his right hand Friday morning when it became caught in a mechanical press at Henderson Manufacturing Co. He was taken to Delaware County Memorial hospital and later transferred to St. Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids.
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Ronald Pitcher
Henderson Manufacturing Co
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Forceps Left In Abdomen Alleged In Omaha Suit
An Omaha man James Earp, 47, sues two Wichita physicians Dr. Robert Hull and Dr. Larry Vin Zant and St Joseph Hospital and Rehabilitation Center for 250000 alleging a six and a half inch surgical forceps was left in his abdomen during an operation and found on January 27 after X rays at an Omaha hospital.
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Omaha
Wichita
St. Joseph Hospital
James Earp
Robert Hull
Larry Vin Zant
Price Supports Set By Ag Secretary for 1966 Crops
Washington AP report says price supports for 1966 flaxseed honey and dry edible beans were announced. Flaxseed at 2.90 per bushel, honey 11.04 cents per pound, dry beans 6.33 per hundredweight. Secretary Freeman noted 1965 flaxseed value around 99.5 million, with 1964 at 68.9 million and 1963 at 86 million.
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Washington (Ap
Freeman
Handy Shopping Guide in Gazette Advertisements
A Handy Shopping Guide appears in the Gazette Want Ad pages each evening. The column highlights daily shopping leads and value offers for readers seeking quick buys and local deals.
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Gazette
Claims Wrong Law Cited in Painter Case
Iowa supreme court is challenged over ruling in the Mark Painter custody case. Harold W. Painter of Walnut Creek California argues the court relied on a repealed Iowa law when deciding in favor of Mark Bannister and his grandparents Dwight Bannister and wife in Ames. The filing asserts the 1963 legislature replaced the law granting preference to parents with a guardian standard and warns the ruling could permit removal of children from fit parents if a better home exists.
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DES Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Iowa
Mark Painter
Harold W. Painter
Walnut Creek
Calif
Mark
Dwight Bannister
Ames
Supreme Court
Iowa Civil Liberties Union
Painter
California
the Bannisters
Bannister
Classified Ads Don’t Cost They Pay For Action Audience
Weekend Want Ad call line invites readers to place notices before the Action Audience. Call 362 1121 and ask for an Ad Taker to publish messages.
Council Buys Time for PRIN and Trades in Budget talks
The council pauses major decisions to examine the PRIN project and trade proposals amid ongoing budget discussions. Officials debate funding sources and potential impacts on services. Community groups await clarity as meetings continue through the week.
Iowa GOP Women Scrap Primary Campaign Caravan
The Iowa Council of Republican Women cancels its traditional primary caravan citing scheduling and candidate preferences. The group will still host a booth at the State Fair and plan a July 4 rally in Crawfordsville, with district meetings set for April in Osceola Estherville Boone Cresco Clinton West Branch.
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Des Moines
Iowa Council of Republican Women
Iowa
Central Committee
George Paul
Brooklyn
Iowa Republican Central Committee
Paul
Council of Republican Women
Iowa State Fair
G.O.P
Crawfordsville
Iowa Republican Party
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Estherville
Boone
Bedford
Cresco
Clinton
West Branch
Iowa DAR Attacks U S Poverty Program At Convention
The Iowa Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution passes a resolution condemning the national anti poverty program. It calls for funds to be funneled through a single state agency and cites bungling and duplication of local agencies.
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Des Moines
Iowa Society of the Daughter of the American Revolution
DAR
Rockefeller backs Javits as favorite son candidate
Governor Rockefeller says he would endorse Sen. Javits of New York as a favorite son candidate for the 1968 presidential nomination. He previously pledged support for Javits as vice president at the Republican national convention, made at a Friday night news conference.
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Rockefeller
Sen
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R-N.y
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