Iowa law enforcement adapts to Supreme Court rulings
Iowa officials say Supreme Court decisions hampered crime solving but law enforcement is adapting. Commissioner Jack Fulton notes a comeback with more investigative work and broader questioning to secure convictions, while Robert Blair and Atty. Gen. Turner call for better training and stronger methods.
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Des Moines
Iowa
U.S. Supreme Court
Jack Fulton
Robert D. Blair
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Blair
Richard C. Turner
Turner
Fulton
State Day Observance Honors Herbert Hoover Birthplace
West Branch hosts a State Day observance on Aug 13 to honor Herbert Hoover's birthday. Boys' Clubs of America delegations join state officials for wreath laying at 11 am, with a 2 pm program at the Hoover library grounds. Wreathing at the gravesite follows Franzenburg's address and a later ceremony.
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West Branch
SDPA
Boys’ Clubs of America
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
West Branch Heritage Foundation
Paul Franzenburg
Howard Davis
Franzenburg
Iowa
Junior Miller
Iowa City
Waterloo Youth Job Program Aims Thirty Workers
Waterloo plans a youth employment program for 30 youths from low income families. Ellis May Jr of the Black Hawk County Community Action council outlined the plan, with teens working at least 10 hours weekly for private employers who are reimbursed by the federal Office of Economic Opportunity. The project may expand to 50 youths.
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Waterloo
UPI
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Ellis May, Jr
Black Hawk County
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
May
McIntosh Named Manager in Manchester for Telephone Consolidation
Roger A. McIntosh of Manchester is named manager for the Manchester district of the General Telephone Co. of Iowa and Central Iowa Telephone Co. The consolidation keeps current office sites, with Ferden as area manager and Koch as plant supervisor. Five district headquarters include Clarinda, Emmetsburg, Manchester, Nevada, and Toledo. Exchanges cover numerous Iowa towns including Arlington, Dyersville, Edgewood, Epworth, Holy Cross, Luxemburg, New Vienna, Strawberry Point, and more, plus LeRoy Adams and Lyle in Minnesota.
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Manchester
Roger A.mcintosh
General Telephone Co
Iowa
Central Iowa Telephone Co
D. L. Ferden
R. A. Koch
Grinnell
Clarinda
Emmetsburg
Nevada
Toledo
Arlington
Colesburg
Dyersville
Earlville
Edgewood
Epworth
Governor Hughes Visits Sioux City on Fact-Finding Tour
Gov Harold Hughes makes his third fact finding trip to an Iowa city to study employment and urban problems. He previously visited Waterloo and Cedar Rapids to discuss housing facilities sanitation and recreation and has offered no solutions during these trips.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold Hughes
Iowa City
Sioux City
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Hughes
Three Die In Crash On No 30 West Of Clinton
A two car head on collision on highway 30 about 10 miles west of Clinton Friday left three dead and four others in critical to serious condition. Victims were Allen Bentley 15 and Paul Bentley 10 of Clinton in one car with Myrtie Elmer Journout 63 of Fontana Calif. in the other car. Rankin driver Robert Rankin 38 of Carmanche and John Otto 14 of Clinton were also hospitalized. Grace Myers 56 of Clinton and Linda Trimble 8 of Parsons Kan. rode as passengers. The crash occurred as Journout car attempted to pass a westbound truck. The truck driver Elwin LeRoy Drake was not injured.
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Clinton
Highway
Here
Allen Bentley
Paul
Margaret Bentley
Myrtie Elmer Journout
Fontana
Calif
DeWitt Community Hospital
Robert Rankin
Camanche
John Otto
Bentley
Rankin
Grace Myers
Kansas
Lakewood
Linda Trimble
Parsons
Kan
Trimble
Journout
DeWitt
Highway Patrol
Otto Boy
Marvin Otto
Clint
Larry Mincerl
Elwin LeRoy Drake
Union Lake
Mich
Trade Mission Dines with U.S. Ambassador in Rio
Iowa's 80 member trade mission to South America attended a dinner at the U.S. embassy in Rio de Janeiro hosted by Ambassador John Tuthill. The spokesman said 65 appointments were set for Friday with Brazilian businessmen and five more meetings for Saturday before the group heads to Sao Paulo for the next leg of a month long tour.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
UPI
Iowa
South America
United States
John Tuthill
Sao ‘Paulo
Start Program For Elderly in Delaware County
The Delaware county Neighborhood center announces an approved recreational program for residents over 60. Held at the Grange hall East Butler street, the evenings feature music plays games and visits by volunteers with a target of weekly or biweekly visits to 18 elderly persons.
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Manchester
Delaware County
BCDJ
Patrick Mullen
Doris Latta
Grange Hall
Butler Street
Office of Economic Opportunity
Three Bidders Named For Rock Island Reservoir Hay Tracts
Three bidders submitted bids to the Rock Island district for four tracts of standing hay at the Coralville reservoir on the Iowa River north of Iowa City. Fred Cochran Solon bid 231 dollars for about 60 acres Storm Inc Ely bid 257.50 for about 73 acres Dale Cochran Iowa City bid 125 for about 101 acres Dale Cochran Iowa City bid 75 for about 23 acres Winners to be notified by mail.
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Rock Island
Corps of Engineers
Coralville
Iowa River
Iowa City
Fred Cochran
Solon
Storm Inc
Ely
Dale Cochran
Fairfield Man Goes to Jail on Tax Evasion Count
Fairfield real estate businessman John Armel McKinzie, 51, was sentenced by U S District Court Judge William C. Hanson to six months in prison for evading federal income taxes. He also received a $10,000 fine and 60 days to arrange his affairs. McKinzie pleaded no defense after being charged in a three count indictment for paying $748.04 in taxes on $8,088.87 owed for 1960 to 1962.
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John Armel McKinzie
Fairfield
U. S. District Court
William C. Hanson
McKinzie
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U.S
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