Priest Accuses Lodge in Elks Trial by Four Men
In Mississippi, a Catholic priest William MacKenzie, 31, faces charges as a judge and four Elks members prepare to try him for alleged conduct unbecoming. The Middleboro Elks lodge will convene a panel to hear the case, with names to be released later and the trial set within 5 to 10 days.
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Elks
William Markendi
Maltior MacKendie
Tel
Middleboro Elks Ludge
Gulet
Sacred Heart Shareh
Parent
Fom
Weloet
Ae Her MacKenzie
Osing
Muskie era signals skip of New Hampshire primary
Washington report notes Scoop Jackson will skip the first New Hampshire presidential primary on March 7 to focus on the March 14 Florida and April 4 Wisconsin contests. Muskie is favored in New Hampshire, where no formal announcement has yet been made. Jackson signals plan to enter NH later, with Muskie seen as likely winner there. Waterloo AP: Des Moines businessman Fuhin B. Munger elected president of the Iowa Taxpayers Association.
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Washington
Jackson
Edmund S. Muskie
Florida
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Muskie
Outitiel
New Thanks
Yorty
Los Angles
Sen. McGovern
Taxpayers Leet
Waterloo
Fuhin B. Munger
Des Moines
The
Iowa Taxpayers Assn
Old Fitz Seeks Parole After 59 Years Behind Bars
Folsom California AP reports known as Old Fitz will be up for parole after a 59 year stretch. Charles Jitsgerald, age 15 when first imprisoned, seeks civilian life through the California Adult Authority program. If approved, he would be released after completing the adaptation process.
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Folsom
Calif
Old Fitz
Folsom State Prison
Charles Jitsgerald
Hanes
Barshel
Sant Lo da
Withgerald
Imurder
California Adult Authority
Saratet
Fitz
Car Money Stolen While Owner Away
A Vulomobile carrying about 384000 in Japanese money was stolen from a busy street while owner Mikia Kojima 38, brokerage firm president, left to retrieve his wallet for 150 minutes. Police say the car was driven away with him absent.
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WOKYO
UPL
Mikia Kojima
Media Exemption Vote Shifts Amid Clock Warmth Paradox
The Senate approved a media exemption clause by 50 to 36, tied to an aging clock mechanism that only runs when warmed. In Washington, Hughes of Iowa and Miller of Iowa supported the exemption as part of wage price control debates affecting newspapers and broadcasting.
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Washington
Senate
Thole
Ex-Jis
Navy
Lary Knox
U. S
Atlantic
Hughes
Iowa
Pacific
Miller
Towa
Mt Pleasant Coed Named Editor of Cornellian
Mt Vernon junior Judy Logan of Mt Pleasant has been named editor of the Cornellian at Mt Vernon College. She follows East Hampton NY sophomore Douglas in the post and plans to expand staff and improve journalistic style. Logan previously was news editor and assistant editor, and earned Mortar Board recognition as a freshman for leadership and scholarship.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Judy Logan
Mt. Pleasant
Cornellian
Dougla
East Hampton
N. Y
Miss Logan
Logan
State Auditor Declares Linn County Well Run in 1970
State Auditor Lloyd Smith on Thursday released the 1970 Linn County report, stating no issues found despite being a large county. The county treasurer handled 42,201,148.60 dollars, with 35,272,838.03 from property taxes, 155,495.44 from mobile home tax, and 6,822,812.62 coming back from the state for homestead credits.
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Lioyd Smith
Linn County
By Gazette
Jae
Smith
Iowa approves 12 percent intrastate rail rate hike
The Iowa commerce commission OKs a general 12 percent intrastate rail rate increase effective November 27, filed by the Western Trunk Line committee representing Iowa railroads. An exception applies to grain shipments with an 11 percent rise. The order, signed by Commissioners Van Nostrant and Bell, cites increased costs and wages as the reason.
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ICC Des Moines
Iowa Commerce Commission
Western Trunk Line Committee
Iowa
Maurice van Nostrant
Howard Bell
Lowaji Gilshade Wneinn
Officials foresee no cut in April price increase
Officials said they do not expect the price increase approved last April by the commission to be reduced by the federal price commission. The remark reflects continuing concerns over government rate adjustments affecting costs and consumers.
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J Commission
Federal Price Commission
Mason City Woman Dies in House Fire
An elderly Mason City woman died from burns after a kitchen stove fire at her home. Rose Skizlesky, 84, was dead on arrival at Mason City hospital. The blaze was confined to the kitchen and a chair in front of the stove, with the victim reportedly alone at the time.
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Mason City
Rose Skizlesky
Mason City Hospital
Bond Director Glenn IngIe Retires in Des Moines
Des Moines resident Glenn Ingle, who led the U S Treasury savings bond program in Town, announced his retirement effective January. G R Johnson of Des Moines is named in the report.
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Des Moines
Glenn Il, Ingle
US. Treasury
G. R. Johnson
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