Senate Liquor Bill Sets Local Option for Iowa
Iowa moves toward local control of liquor licenses as the Senate passes a bill by 26 to 24. It allows cities counties and towns to issue licenses and establish classes with varying fees and limits based on population. The measure includes a 10 percent tax on gross receipts and state control of package sales with a possible appeal process for license denials. The proposed law outlines license counts per population and class A to D distinctions, with penalties for violations and inspection authority.
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Des Moines
House
Iowa
Senate
Schroeder
State Liquor Control Commission
Liquor Commission
Commission
Piano Students to Compete at Iowa U
Twenty five southeastern Iowa piano students will compete in the annual auditions at the University of Iowa. The Iowa Music Teachers Assn sponsors the contest starting at 9 a.m. in North Music Hall. Winners in four divisions advance to state and regional contests, then national competition. Strawberry Point council hires Howard Green Engineering Co. of Cedar Rapids for town engineering services.
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Iowa City
Strawberry Point
Howard Green Engineering Co
Cedar Rapids
Crushed Rock Improves Tama Settlement Road
Tama County crews spread crushed rock on the Tama Indian settlement road from new to old highway 30. The work aims to provide a solid base for later paving and is tied to the chamber of commerce push for a blacktop road to benefit residents and attract visitors. A letter to the Bureau of Indian Affairs and to Representative John Ky l urges federal support for hard-surfaced access.
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Tama
Tama Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
John Kyl
Committee of Indian Affairs
Washington
Fort Dodge Boy 18 Dies After Heart Attack
Steven Helmich an 18 year old Fort Dodge high school senior collapsed while playing basketball in his yard and died of a heart attack. He starred in activities including baseball and the lead in the school operetta The Music Man. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Helmich.
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Fort Dodge
Steven Helmich
Fort Dodge High School
Robert Helmich
Dubuque Raiders Net 165 Bottles of Liquor
Five county officers raided the Chateau Supper Club north of Dubuque on highway 52 and confiscated 165 bottles of liquor. No arrests were made. Sheriff Frank Spielman led the raid with five deputies and said charges of keeping liquor where beer is sold likely would be filed. The club had burned down in January 1962 and was rebuilt, with a beer permit obtained about a month earlier.
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Dubuque
Chateau Supper Club
Frank Spielman
Lloyd Dassing
Spielman
Chateau Club
City High receives new public address system from boosters
Iowa City School Board accepts a $1,600 public address system for City High football and baseball fields funded by the City High Boosters Club. Installation costs of about $625 will be paid by the board with extra work approved by Board Secretary Robert Davis. The project includes underground cable for team benches and press box and adds a new power line to the baseball field.
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Iowa City
City High
Iowa City School Board
City High Boosters
Robert Davis
Davis
McHales Navy Threatens Navy TV Tonight Transfer
Telecasting note indicates McHale's Navy moves to Brit night at 8 30 after threat themed episode.
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McHale’s Navy
TV 9
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