Mayors Help Kick Off Iowa Fair Week with Events
At the All-Iowa fair 21 mayors attended the opening day events drawing 12 784 spectators. Rodeo winners include Bob Mayo of Grinnell bareback rider and co winner of bull riding earning 50 000 dollars. Friday features Al Hirt with Pee Wee and the Young Set at 7 and 9 15 pm with tickets at Hawkeye Downs box office.
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Pee-Wee
the Young Set
Hawkeye Downs
Iowa
Judy Lynn
Junior Meek
Anson
Texas
Bob Mayo
Grinnell
Mayo
RCA
John McBeth
Atlanta
Kane
Howard Manuel
Celeste
Walter
Hess
Amarillo
Bud Bramwell
Stillwater
Okla
Greg Rose
Denver
Loretta
Manuel
Hirt
Pee Wee
the Young
Cedar Rapids
New Orleans
University of Iowa to Lease Jefferson Hotel for Space
The University of Iowa plans to lease seven of eight floors of the Jefferson hotel in Iowa City from a new Facilities Corporation. The university will use over 43 000 square feet, mainly for education college units, with remodeling to be minimal. A five year option allows co ownership of the upper floors.
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Iowa City
Gaza
University of Iowa
State ‘Board of Regents
U. of L Platts
Jefferson Hotel
University
Collage of Education
Facilities Corp
Iowa City Hotel Co
Towa Citians
Midwest Hotel Co
Corporation
Facilities Corporation
U. of S
Hawks warn of Viet exit if vote rigged
AP report quotes Senators Kennedy Mansfield Javits Gruening and others voicing fears of an undemocratic South Vietnamese election. They urge U N initiative and potential U S defense cuts while debating withdrawal and a shift from current Vietnam policy.
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Hawk
Senate
Gruening
Alaska
Javits
Vietnam Observation Proposal Sparks Senate Split
South Vietnam invited a U S congressional delegation to observe elections but Senate leaders rejected the idea. Senator Pastore warned that if the vote isn t free the United States should plan withdrawal, while others urged showing support for a fair vote to honor mothers and widows.
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Washington
South Vietnam
U.S
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Pastore
D-R.i
Vietnam
Kennelly
Sen. Javits
Police raid on sixth avenue hippie pad ends in charges
Six adults including Jeffery J. Weber and Larry H. Easter were charged with malicious injury to a building and vagrancy after a midday raid on a 56% Sixteenth Avenue SW apartment. A 17 year old boy and two girls were also arrested. State and local officers described a chaotic scene with damaged walls and littered rooms.
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Jeffery J. Weber
Bever Avenue
Larry H. Easter
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Aarechsen
Americans Wreck Key Bridge Near Hanoi in Air Strikes
U S planes hit near Hanoi damaging the Doumer highway railroad bridge linking Hanoi to rail lines in China. Four direct hits collapsed the center span over the east channel as air war intensifies. A Phantom crew crash near Da Nang killed navigator and two civilians, pilot survived. Military and political actions follow with cabinet shakeups and calls for intensified pacification efforts.
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Saigon
U. S
Hanoi
Red China
Doumer
Red River
Haiphong
China
North Vietnam
U. S. Air Force
da Nang
McClelland Stabbed at Anamosa Reformatory
Hubert McClelland 42 charged in Belle Plaine killing and linked to Benton county deaths. at Anamosa reform school he stabbed a mentally committed patient in dining hall before noon. The patient was taken to University Hospitals Town City. officer inquiry underway.
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Io the Gar
Anamosa
Hubert ‘McClelland
Belle Plaine
Benton County
McClelland
Reformatory
University Hospitals
Town City
John Dickinson
Reformatory Hospital
Teamsters win decertification vote at Square D Cedar Rapids plant
In Cedar Rapids Square D Co workers vote 218 to switch to Teamsters and 79 to stay with IBEW in a NRLB decertification, affecting about half the plant. The IAM members did not vote. Teamster Local 238 will be certified automatically on Sept 9 when the current contract ends.
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Teamsters Union
Cedar Rapids’ Square D Co
National Labor’ Relations Board
Teamster Camp
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Square D
International Assn. of
Teamster Local 238
NLRB
Cedar ‘Rapids Labor Assembly
AFL
CIO
Hubbard Milling Co
U S Envoy Returns to Geneva Over Nuclear Pact Progress
Ambassador William C. Foster announced that the Soviet Union signaled readiness to wrap up a tentative treaty to curb nuclear weapons spread. Foster and Russian counterpart Alexei Roshchin co-chair a Geneva committee negotiating terms with hopes of a draft for the General Assembly. The plan includes limiting weapons spread and pledging non-nuclear nations not to acquire them amid possible French and Red Chinese nonparticipation.
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Washington
UPI
William C. Foster
Soviet Union
Foster
U.S
Geneva
U.N. General Assembly
Roshehin
Assembly
Johnson
Red China
France
Flu Outbreaks Seen This Winter Says CDC
The National Communicable Disease Center in Atlanta predicts serious influenza outbreaks this winter. The report notes last winter was mild, increasing overall susceptibility, especially in eastern states where major A2 illnesses had occurred in 1964.
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Atlanta
National
Communicable Disease Center
Rockefeller Romney Plan To Confer On Strategy
Gov Nelson Rockefeller will spend the weekend at Mackinac Island Michigan to discuss political strategy with Gov George Romney. Former Pennsylvania Gov Willam Scranton is also scheduled to attend the conference.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Mackinac Island
Mich
Pennsylvania
Willam Scranton
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