Frommelt Sees Reapportionment as Dominant 1960s Issue
Des Moines Democrat Senator Andrew Frommelt, a Dubuque real estate man and majority floor leader nominee, says reapportionment will dominate the upcoming General Assembly and may hinge on sub districting. He notes bipartisan pressure, tax question uncertainties, and a commitment to a responsible majority.
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Harrison
Frommelt
Dubuque
Senate
Burglars Loot John Riha Store and Avery Grocery
A burglar entered Riha's store in Vining and Avery's grocery in Montour, taking cash and merchandise amounting to substantial sums. Riha's yielded $15 in coins, stamps, cigarets, gum, pens, knives, tobacco, beer, candy, and gloves. Avery's netted $60 and assorted items including cigarets, toothpaste, shampoo, Band Aids, coffee, juice, and cigars. Sheriff Quigley suspects the same burglar carried out both jobs, with fresh snow and footprints noted at Riha's.
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TAMA
John Riha
Vining
Avery’s
Montour
Rihas
Richa
Avery Grocery Store
Dale Avery
Avery
Milo Quigley
Averys
Man Jailed for Furnishing Beer to Minors
Everett Bearbower, legal adult, bought beer for two teens at a Chelsea tavern. He faced charges in Tama, found guilty of furnishing beer to minors, fined 100 dollars plus costs, and sentenced to 30 days in Tama county jail for a second offense. Information filed by Sheriff Milo Quigley.
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Tama
Everett Bearbower
Chelsea
H. E. Fox
Tama County
Milo Quigley
Bearbower
Justice Fox
Cornell Visitor to Speak at Dec meetings in Ithaca
Dr. Kenneth G. McCracken, head of cosmic ray research at the Graduate Research Center of the Southwest in Dallas, will visit the Cornell college campus on December 9 and 10 for meetings and informal discussions with students and faculty.
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MT. Vernon
Kenneth G. McCracken
Graduate Research Center of the Southwest
Dallas
Texas
Cornell College
Toledo driver Walker pleads guilty to drunk driving
Alexander Walker of Tama settlement pled guilty to drunk driving in Indian Village township on November 22. He was fined 300 dollars plus costs or 60 days in county jail at hard labor. His license was revoked for 60 days.
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Toledo
Alexander Walker
Tama Settlement
Indian Village
Walker
Four Estates Include Holdings In Tama County
TOLEDO The estate at Montour of John H. Thurston is valued at 25520.67. It consists mostly of real estate in Indian Village township and 17 acres with buildings in Marshall county. Heirs are widow Goldie A. Thurston and four daughters Vera Bovee Eleanor Reisinger Elsie Campbell and Erma Schnathorst. The late Jesse R. Joy who died in India last April 30 1964 at age 59 is valued at 32910.19 consisting of real estate near the Tama Indian settlement and stocks and bonds. Heirs are three sons Jesse Roland Joy Eldon Joy Mackinley Shell and two daughters Sharon Bear and Cheryl Joy. The late Ruben Arp of Gladbrook left a will dated Dec. 20 1962. He leaves his estate to wife Minnie M. Arp except stock and holdings in Arp Truck Lines Inc to be sold for cash. Son David L. Arp has first option to buy the stock over 90 days. Settlement may be by cash or promissory note payable to Minnie or, if she does not survive, in equal shares to surviving children Paul and David L. Arp and Delores Matney. If wife does not survive, estate goes to the children in equal shares. Thomas Davidson who died Feb. 8 at Colorado Springs age 92 left Tama county estate valued at 28601.66 mostly in real estate. Heirs are daughter Marian C. Hagerman and two sons James A. Davidson and Gordon W. Davidson.
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Toledo
Montour
John H. Thurston
Indian Village
Marshall County
Goldie A. Thurston
Vera Bovee
Green Mountain
Eleanor Reisinger
Iowa Falls
Elsie Campbell
Oskaloosa
Erma Schnathorst
Omaha
Neb
Jesse R. Joy
India
Tama
Jesse Roland Joy
Eldon Joy
Eldora
Mackinley Shell
Cherokee
N. C
Sharon Bear
Waterloo
Cheryl Joy
Ruben Arp
Gladbrook
Minnie M. Arp
Arp Truck Lines, Inc
David L. Arp
Paul and
Delores Matney
Thomas Davidson
Colorado Springs
Tama County
Marian C. Hagerman
James A. Davidson
Orlando
Florida
Gordon W. Davidson
Cedar Rapids
Church Council Criticisms Denounced as Falsehoods
Bishop Reuben H. Mueller of the Evangelical United Brethren Church condemned critics of the National Council of Churches for spreading malicious falsehoods about its social action. He warned against religious racism and said the council remains a key voice in Christian social responsibility, rejecting Communist accusations. The remarks came at the council’s General Board meeting in Des Moines as reports on religion and race and Vietnam and Congo mission work were reviewed.
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Des Moines
Thelin
National Samaritan
Council of Churches
Council
Reuben H. Mueller
Indianapolis
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mueller
Ers
United States
Germany
National Council of Churches
Dr. Mueller
Commission On Religion and Race
Christian Church and Mission
Vietnam
Congo
General Council
Christ
Jesus
Manchester Bank Increases Capital Stock To 75000
DES MOINES AP The state banking department announced that the First State bank of Manchester has raised its capital stock from 50000 to 75000.
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DES Moines
State Banking Department
First State Bank of
Manchester
Democrats Name Moore Secretary of Iowa Senate
Dr. Robert Moore, 76, a Dunlap veterinarian and former state legislator, was nominated by Democratic leaders to serve as secretary of the Iowa senate as the 61st general assembly meets in January. Moore would succeed Republican Carroll Lane and his selection appears virtually assured.
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Des Moines
UPI
Robert Moore
Iowa Senate
Robert Fulton
Moore
Senate
61St General Assembly
Iowa Conservation Commission
Carroll Lane
Milford
Iowa House
State Senate
Conservation Commission
State Veterinary Examining Board
Fulton Names Edna Gillespie to Senate Clerk Post
Fulton announced Edna Gillespie of Des Moines a Republican will be retained as journal clerk of the senate. He will preside in the senate as lieutenant governor.
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Fulton
Edna Gillespie
Des Moines
Journal
Senate
Moderation urged to revive GOP says Rep. Schwengel
Grinnell Iowa audience hears Rep. Fred Schwengel urge Republicans to join a serious moderation program. He argues moderates failed to organize for the 1960 Republican convention and must regain the party’s broad appeal after his election loss.
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Grinnell
UPI
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Grinnell College
Santa Claus Visit Planned for Volga on December 24
The Volga event will host Santa at 2 p.m. on December 24. Children will receive treats during the visit.
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Santa
Volga
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