Three Tama accidents leave drivers uninjured
Three separate Tama area accidents Saturday night and Sunday left drivers uninjured though cars were damaged. Judith Cryder hit a cow on highway 30 west of Toledo. the cow died and Cryder’s car was demolished. Two others involved intoxication charges and a ditch extraction with no injuries.
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The
Gazette
Toledo
Harry McMurray
Judith Ellen Cryder
Cedar Rapids
Robert McCoy
Floyd Davis
Davis
Cryder
James Sorensen
Tama
John Papakee
Barnard Papakee
Ronald
Dixon Mitchell
McMurray
Danny Chyma
William Vanda
Des Moines
George Stein
Sunday 4 Miles East of Toledo Crash Involves Vanda
A 1967 pickup driven by Vanda wrecked on a gravel road four miles east of Toledo after striking the steel railing on the bridge. Vanda was not injured in the incident.
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Toledo
Vanda
Weekend Traffic Accidents Claim Five Iowa Lives
Five Iowans died in weekend traffic crashes across the state. Sioux City victims include Michael E. Trudell 20 and Clifford Red Owl 16 in a two car crash on an interstate 29 exit ramp. Other fatalities were James J. Miller 30 near Floyd Adison E Spencer Jr 44 near Bedford and Kenneth Dimler 26 near Riceville.
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Associated Press
Michael E. Trudell
Clifford Red Owl
Sioux City
James J. Miller
Ionia
Floyd
Adison E. Spencer, Jr
Bedford
Highway 148
Kenneth Dimler
Riceville
Highway 9
Gladbrook Death Attributed To Heart Attack
Roy Archibald Schmedika, 72, a Monsanto Agriculture Center employee from Jewell, died Saturday in Gladbrook. Tama County Deputy Medical Examiner Dr. L G Schaeferle ruled a heart attack after he became ill while driving a pickup, which stopped on a Gladbrook lawn. His body was taken to Estel Perrin funeral home in Marshalltown.
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Gladbrook
Jewell
Tama County
L. G. Schaeferle
Roy Archibald Schmedika
Monsanto Agriculture Center
Schmedika
Estel-Perrin Funeral ‘Home
Marshalltown
Wepler Seeks Republican State Senate Seat in Fayette and Winneshiek
Decorah candidate Jesse W. Wepler president of Wepler Inc announces bid for state Senate representing Fayette and Winneshiek counties. A 1941 Army veteran and long time DAV leader he served as Iowa commander in 1965 and held district and chapter posts. He participates in several veterans groups and local organizations.
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Decorah
Jesse W. Wepler
Wepler, Inc
Fayette
Winneshiek
Wepler
Disabled American Veterans
Department
Hamre-Giesen
DAV
Humphrey Could Unite Democrats if Nominated Says McIntyre
Des Moines Senator Thomas McIntyre argues Vice President Hubert Humphrey would unify the Democratic Party if nominated despite Johnson administration ties. He notes Humphrey’s southern rapport and calls him a skilled compromiser, while suggesting McCarthy or Kennedy could also unify the Democrats. He warns of a tough race against Republicans and praises Governor Harold Hughes.
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Des Moines
Hubert Humphrey
Thomas McIntyre
D-N.h
McIntyre
New Hampshire
Humphrey
Bult Humphrey
Iowa
Barry Goldwater
Eugene McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
New Frontier Club
Harold Hughes
U.S. Senate
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Rtown
Senate
Harold E. Hughes
Tieden Seeks Third Term in Iowa House
Elkader state Rep. Dale Tieden 45 announced his bid for re election to a third term on the Republican ticket from Clayton county. He vows a common sense approach and has served as Conservation and Recreation committee chair in 1967, with current roles on Interstate relations and drainage law study interim committees. He was born October 11, 1922, and farms in Garnaville Elkader, is with Clayton County Farm Bureau United Church of Christ and Mason.
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Iowa Assn
Wepler
Winneshiek County
Elkader
Dale Tieden
Iowa
Clayton County
Tieden
House Committee On Conservation and Recreation
Interstate Relations Committee
Rep
Elkader High School
University of Iowa
Garnaville
Fire destroys bridge over Wapsipinicon River
About 8 p.m. Sunday a fire destroyed a wooden bridge 200 by 18 feet over the Wapsipinicon river five miles southeast of Quasqueton. The bridge was closed to traffic for several years and the cause of the blaze was not determined.
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Quasqueton
Wapsipinicon River
Here
National tensions rise over social legislation impact
The passage argues that continued erosion of major social laws threatens to weaken national unity, heighten international tensions, and spur a trend toward isolationism as nations remain interdependent.
Iowa City Site For Workshop On Development
The Iowa Development commission announced dates and sites for the third and fourth Eastern Iowa economic development workshops. Ottumwa hosts May 8 at the Red Lion Inn with Mayor Hoffman presiding. Iowa City hosts May 9 at Howard Johnsons with Mayor Hickerson presiding. Registration starts 9 a.m. and ends 3 30 p.m. Deputy director L A Touchae moderates. Topics include area development planning, industrial tourism growth, site development and prospect handling with export promotion and overseas markets. Previous workshops were in Decorah on May 2 and Marshalltown on May 3. Life memberships were awarded to physicians Retired for 50 years and Iowa Medical Society member for 30 years, including Henry J Moershel Homestead Clyde F Watts Marengo Wayne J Foster and B L Knight Cedar Rapids.
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Des Moines
Iowa Development Commission
Iowa
Ottumwa
Red Lion Inn
Howard Johnson
Motor Lodge
Iowa City
Chambers of Commerce and
Industrial Group
R. M. “Dick” Hoffman
Loren L. Hickerson
L. A
Pat” Touchae
Development Commission
Decorah
Luther College
Student Union
Marshalltown
Tall Corn Motor Hotel
East
Iowa Medical Society honors Iowa physicians with grants and life memberships
The University of Iowa College of Medicine received an 11715 dollar grant from the American Medical Association Education and Research Foundation at the Iowa Medical Society annual meeting. Fifteen physicians were elected to life memberships in the society.
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Des Moines
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Iowa Medical Society
American Medical Assn. Education and Research Foundation
Suit Filed Over G.O.P. Delegate Contention in Iowa
Mrs. Joy Rohn of Des Moines seeks restoration as a delegate at large to the G.O.P. national convention, replacing H. R. Gross. An attorney for Rohn argues the vote to suspend convention rules was incorrectly counted and asks the State Central committee to recount before certifying Gross. Rohn heads the Town Republican Workshop.
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Des Moines
Joy Rohn
Republican State Central Committee
G.O.P
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Rohn
Polk County
Gross
Jack Warren
John A. McClintock
State Central Committee
McClintock
Town Republican Workshop
Farm Advisory Committee Named for Plymat in Iowa
Johnston Iowa API report says a Farm Advisory Committee was formed to advise William Plymat a Republican U S Senate candidate. Co chairs James Arthur Urbandale and John Bailey Marshalltown. vice chairs Courtney Allen Urbandale and Ronald Brunk Grundy County. Members include Virgil Marshal Adel Horace Autenreith Paullina Eves Cadwallader Oskaloosa Bernard Standing Earlham Wendell Clampitt New Providence Lewis Mott Indianola. Plymat urged aid to the agricultural economy and suggested subsidies to ensure fair prices while promoting feeding the world over war.
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Horace Autenreith
Paullina
Eves Cadwallader
Oskaloosa
Bernard Standing
Earlham
Wendell Clampitt
New Providence
Lewis Mott
Indianola
Rites in Manchester For Clyde Johnson
Clyde A. Johnson 78 longtime Manchester pharmacist died following a long illness. Survivors include his wife two sons C Neil Johnson and Dr Norman Johnson six grandchildren one great grandson and a brother. Services Wednesday 1 30 pm Shelly funeral home burial Oakland cemetery. Born September 17 1889 he lived in Earlville Waterloo Tama Manchester. He retired after 37 years at A C Phillip and Grove pharmacies. He was a member of the Congregational church KP lodge Masons and the OES.
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Manchester
Clyde A. Johnson
C. Neil Johnson
Washington, D.C
Norman Johnson
Yuma
Dale
Mt. Vernon
Shelly Funeral Home
Oakland Cemetery
Earlville
Schools News
Waterloo
Highland Park College of Pharmacy
Des Moines
Ethel van Anda
Tama
A. C. Phillip Pharmacy
Grove Pharmacy
Johnson
The
Congregational Church
KP Lodge
Masons
OES
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