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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1963

Page

4

Efforts to revive Iowa FEPC stall after deadlocked vote

Iowa lawmakers struggle to craft a fair employment practices commission bill. Rep. Floyd H. Millen says work continues though agreement seems distant. The Jarvis committee previously recommended indefinite postponement amid GOP clashes and mixed votes in both chambers.

Des Moines House Senate Fair Employment Practices Commission Iowa Floyd H. Millen Rheosauqua The Gazette Millen Fred Jarvis Ralta House Committee On Industrial Relations and Human Affairs Charles E. Grassley New Hartwick Raymond W., Hagie R-Clarion Elmer Vermeer R-Pella Rep. Jarvis House Republians

Doubts Senate Will Hike Both Sales and Income Taxes

Des Moines lawmakers show skepticism about raising both sales and income taxes. An omnibus bill proposing a 3 percent sales tax, a near fifty percent income tax increase, and a 4 percent corporate tax faces doubtful House passage and shaky Senate support. Senator Shaff warns the Senate may oppose income tax hikes but notes potential for a package including a 1 percent sales tax lift and motel tax, with relief from property taxes.

Senate Des Moines 60Th General Assembly House David Shaff R-Clinton Ways and Means Committee Sen Shaff

Schwengel to Visit Iowa for Meetings After Easter

Rep. Fred Schwengel of Iowa plans a five day trip to Iowa from April 17 to 21 for meetings and appointments, announced Monday.

Washington Fred Schwengel

Auto Hits Stalled Truck Injuring Driver on Highway 20

James Jenkins, 46, of Kansas City was treated and released after crashing into a stalled truck on highway 20 west of Manchester early Monday. Authorities said Jenkins was blinded by oncoming headlights. Truck driver Wendell Gree, 44, of Mason City, was uninjured.

Manchester James Jenkins Kansas City Highway 20 Here Jenkins Wendell Gree Mason City

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Two Men Injured In Plane Crash In Illinois

In Silvis Illinois a Piper Cub struck an eight foot bush and crashed into a farm field five miles north of the town. George R. Bontz 32 of Colona and William S. Bontz 35 of Council Bluffs were listed in fair condition at a Moline hospital with head and back injuries. Roy Ming, a nearby farmer, planned to file a complaint about low flying aircraft disturbing residents and livestock.

Silvis Council Bluffs Colona Ill Illinois George R. Bontz William S. Bontz Moline Roy Ming Ming

Independence Man Is Injured in Bridge Crash

Richard Schwartz 22 of Independence was hospitalized after a three car and bus crash on the Julien Dubuque bridge near midnight Sunday. Bernard Prew 25 of Bellevue is charged with reckless driving failure to stop and drunkenness. Linda Baken of Waterloo also hospitalized. two others injured but not in serious condition.

Linda Baken Waterloo

Three Coeds Hurt In One Car Crash

Three State College of Iowa students were listed in good condition at the Virginia Gay Hospital after a one car crash near Palo. Kay Murray 22 of Chelsea drove off Highway 74 and overturned. Phyllis Franklin 24 of Iowa City had a bruised shoulder and sprained wrist. Mary Boldridge 22 of Algona had bruises. They were en route to Cedar Falls.

Vinton State College of Iowa Virginia Gay Hospital Linn County Kay Murray Chelsea Highway 74 Palo Miss Murray Phyllis Franklin Iowa City Mary Boldridge Algona Cedar Falls

Youth Injured in Tractor Crash Near Homestead

James Baack aged 16 son of Orvil Baack was injured when the tractor he was driving overturned Sunday. He received treatment at Mercy hospital Iowa City and was discharged to return home.

Homestead James Baack Orvil Baacks Mercy Hospital Iowa City

Illowa Woman and Boy Die in Separate Crashes

Two people died in Iowa highway crashes on Sunday raising the state toll to 140. Margaret Altmanshofer, 55, of Sioux City was killed when her husband’s car was struck broadside on Highway 20 near Iowa Falls. he survived with injuries. Robert Turner, 15, of Charles City died after his car hit a pole near Cedar Valley Hospital. Douglas Franke, 16, also of Charles City, was hospitalized. Police investigate.

Illowa Margaret Altmanshofer Sioux City Robert Joseph Turner Charles City Altmanshofer Leo Highway 20 Iowa Falls Graydon Kastner Turner Cedar Valley Hospital Charles City High School R. C. Turner Douglas Franke

State Wins Judgment In Bridge Crash Case

A Iowa district court jury awarded the state 3444 dollars against Moyna Construction Co and Fred Vorwald of Bloomington Wisconsin after a week long trial. The suit claimed 3444 dollars for damage to a 150 foot bridge on highway 13 near Eska der following a collision between Moyna tractor trailer and Vorwalds car on Oct 7 1958. Vorwald countered with 900 dollars for car damage which the jury denied.

Eleader Clayton County Vorwald

Legislative roommates part in house ends in split

Rep. Harold Fischer and Rep. Wayne Shaw, longtime legislative roommates, split after a tie vote on Fischer's amendment to require Northwestern Bell to align inter state with intra state rates. Fischer moved out briefly but reconciled and moved back before week’s end.

Harold O. Fischer Wellsburg Wayne Shaw Charles City Rep Fischer Rep. Shaw Public Utilities Regulation Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Davenport Rock Island Council Bluffs Iowa City Martin Hotel Shaw

Politician Fischer mocks REC lobbyists after debate

Pete Rep. Fischer joked about his unpopularity with Rural Electric Co-op lobbyists. He accused them of using REC funds to finance managers’ homes and said they labeled amendments as good or bad for Fischer to mislead supporters. Rep. C Raymond Fisher maintains rapport with the REC group.

Pete Fischer Rural Electric Co-op REC C. Raymond Fisher Grand Junction Fishher Fisher Public Cloud Room

Hughes Seeks Report on Free Hospital Care for Legislators

Gov. Harold Hughes said he will ask the state board of regents for a full report on any free treatment given to legislators regents and hospital staff at University hospitals in Iowa City. He noted a Sunday report of such care and urged law could require written authorization.

Associated Press Governor's Mansion Harold Hughes Des Moines State Board of Regents University Hospitals Iowa City Trators

Iowa Sailor Reunited Home After Carrier Diversion

Navy officials diverted the carrier Coral Sea to rendezvous with LST Outagamie County to bring home Roger Hamerlinck a Waterloo Indiana native and 19 year veteran whose father died Friday. A jet flew him to Hawaii then to California. His wife Olga serves as a wave in San Diego.

Honolulu UPS Iowa Navy Roger Hamerlinck Waterloo LST Outagamie County Coral Sea Hawaii Military Air Transport Service California Pacific

Jewelry stolen from Joe Chocholka in Des Moines

Jewelry valued at 1175 dollars was taken from the body of Joe Chocholka as it lay in state at a Des Moines funeral home. His widow said a diamond ring diamond stick pin and a watch were stolen during the night Saturday while family members were away. Chocholka, an Iowa senate assistant door keeper and former highway patrolman, died Thursday. He would have turned 40 on April 15.

DES Moines UPI Joe Chocholka Chocholka Iowa Senate Iowa Highway Cedar Rapids

Two Men Charged With Second Offense Dwi Released on Bond

Iowa City officers released Thomas Taylor 35 Coralville and William Nockumas Iowa City after posting $1,000 bonds each on second offense drunk driving charges. Taylor was arrested by Coralville police and Nockumas by Iowa City police on Highway 218 south.

Iowa City Thomas Taylor Coralville William Nockumas

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