Hick Eyed For Senate Policy Post
Des Moines report notes Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper is considered for chairman of the Senate Republican Policy Committee. He ranks third in seniority behind Sen. Wiley and Sen. Aiken. Some see Wiley and Aiken as too liberal, boosting the Hickenlooper bid ahead of Congress convening Jan. 10.
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Town Daily Press
Des Moines
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Sen
Styles _ Bridges
Wickenloorer New Hampshire
Hickenlooper
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
George Aiken
Vermont
Wiley
Aiken
Washington
Congress
Fewer Iowa Marriages Attributed To Waiting Law Change
Iowa marriage rates fell this October as counties in eastern and northern areas show sharp declines after a new three day waiting period. State vital statistics chief L E Chancellor notes the policy shift began last July and reduced totals from 1960 to 1961 across multiple counties, with Cerro Gordo and Dubuque among the hardest hit.
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Iowa
Des Moines
L. E. Chancellor
Chickasaw County
Little Brown Church
Dubuque County
Worth County
Cerro Gordo County
Clinton County
Scott County
Western
Thompson Candidate for Democratic U.S. Senate Nomination
Arthur T. Thompson, former administrative assistant to Governor Herschel Loveless, emerges as a possible Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate. He is currently director of grain surplus for the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington and a former editor of Wallace's Farmer.
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Arthur T. Thompson
Herschel Loveless
U.S. Senate
Thompson
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Wallace
Farmer
Democrats eye Franzenburg as possible Iowa candidate
Democrats discuss Paul Franzenburg as a potential contender for a major Iowa office. Franzenburg presides over a high grade dressed meat operation at Conrad, drawing attention to his civic profile.
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Paul Franzenburg
Iowa
Franzenburg
Conrad
Loveless to Decide on 2024 Run by Early January
Insiders expect former Governor Herschel Loveless to reveal his decision on running for office between Christmas and the first week in January. He previously said a 50-50 chance existed of seeking a major post, likely governor, and now serves on the federal renegotiation board. Speculation says he may stay in Washington and not pursue office.
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Herschel Loveless
Loveless
Federal
Washington
Iowa City Woman Lillian F. Tellin Dies at 56
Lillian Frances Tellin of Iowa City died early Sunday at age 56. Born in Solon in 1905, she married Harold Tellin in 1934 and worked as a Cedar Rapids beauty operator. She moved to Iowa City in 1936 and belonged to First Presbyterian Church, OES, and Ladies of the Elks. Surviving: husband Harold, son James, twin sisters Libby Reyhons and Mrs. Milo Kaliban, and six brothers. Services Tuesday at 11 p.m. at Cathout Funeral Home. burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery in Cedar Rapids. Memorials to heart fund invited.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Lillian Frances Tellin
Solon
Harold Tellin
Cedar Rapids
Tellins
First Presbyterian Church
The
OES
Ladies of the Elks
James
Libby Reyhons
Milo Kaliban
Lisbon
Frank
John Reyhons
Louie
Emil Reyhons
Mt. Vernon
Cathout Funeral Home
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Heart Fund
Calmar student named Knight of Knights at CSU
Keith Russett of Calmar Iowa was named Knight of Knights by the Intercollegiate Knights honorary fraternity at Colorado State College in Greeley Colorado. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Russett.
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Greeley, Colo
Keith Russett
Calmar
Intercollegiate Knights
Colorado State College
Daniel Russett
Iowa City man Mercer named to BEAC seat
Leroy S. Mercer of Iowa City is appointed to fill one of Iowa’s two seats on the Business Ethics Advisory Council. The council says his wide experience will aid BEAC in developing national standards for business gift giving and receiving.
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Iowa City
Leroy S. Mercer
BEAC
Kyl's Daughter Hurt In Fall From Pony
Jayne Kyl daughter of Rep John Kyl suffered fractures of the second and third vertebrae in a pony fall near Bloomfield. She was reported in satisfactory condition at a hospital and to be kept in traction then cast as the injuries mend.
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Bloomfield
UPI
Jayne Kyl
John Kyl
R-la
Jayne
Anna Francis
Kyl
Dick Francis
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Claims 13 Iowa Lives
Iowa authorities report 13 fatalities from carbon monoxide poisoning last year. Six occurred as men worked on cars with running engines in garages, often with doors closed. Winter months December through March saw most deaths, with two linked to charcoal burning in a bucket to keep goods from freezing. An 83 year old woman died near a stove with heater door open. Officials warn CO is odorless and lethal in minutes.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Health Department
Health Department
Economic gap between nations grows, says Drake speaker
Dr. Clarence H. Yarrow of the American Friends Service Committee told Drake University's international affairs emphasis week opening that the have and have not nations diverge as living standards rise in rich countries while poorer nations face lowered real income due to longer life expectancy and health gains. He urged Americans to give more substantial aid and praised ideas for administering foreign aid, citing Public Law 480 as an example of a workable device.
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Des Moines
UPI
American Friends Service Committee
Drake University
Clarence H. Yarrow
North Central
America
Dr. Yarrow
U.S
Recipient country managment of surplus aid in local currency
The arrangement pays for surplus food with the recipient country’s own currency. Funds are then used for technical development and educational programs within the country. The approach preserves self-respect and avoids a dole perception.
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Yarrow
Five Dubuque youths nabbed in Colesburg stake out
Colesburg Marshal Leavitt Bush baited a trap Saturday night leading to five Dubuque youths being charged with larceny. After a break-in at Robert Culper's service station, officers recovered tumblers and intercepted another group in a car. The five are to appear in district court in Manchester next Saturday.
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The
Gazette
Colesburg
Leavitt Bush
Dubuque
Manchester
Robert Culper
Culper
Marshal Bush
Bush
Delaware
Mike Barr
Fragmented Cedar Rapids Gazette OCR Snippets
A garbled OCR excerpt references the Cedar Rapids Gazette and regional newspaper distribution. It mentions editions, carrier service, other states, and years, with unclear names and places, reflecting a damaged historical paper fragment.
Waterloo Couple in Fog Crash Near Toledo
A Waterloo man, Clifford C. Truex, 27, died when his car missed a curve in heavy fog Saturday night 12 miles west of Toledo. His wife Mary Lou, 27, was seriously injured with head injuries and abrasions and taken to a Waterloo hospital. The car rolled over both occupants after they were thrown from it.
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Toledo
Waterloo
Clifford C. Truex
Mary Lou
Truex
Speeding Arrests in Iowa Up 19 Percent, Patrol Reports
Iowa Highway Patrol Chief David Herrick says speeding arrests are 19 percent higher than last year. Through Nov. 23 this year 19,347 drivers were charged, up from 16,248 at the same point a year ago. Over 12,000 passenger car drivers were cited for nighttime speed limit violations. 3,569 of all arrestees were truckers.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
David Herrick
Herrick
Misfortune Strikes Avis Family Again
Misfortune hit the Grant Avis family near Hazleton as nine year old Alice Avis was hospitalized in Oelwein after being run over by a tractor on the Avis farm. The Avis property had earlier suffered a farmhouse fire and another home fire a year prior.
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Hazleton
Grant Avis
Alice Avis
Oelwein
Avis
Christmas Concerts Slated at East Iowa Yale and Springville
Mid Prairie high school band will perform Frosty the Snowman and Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire on Thursday December 14 at 8 p.m. in Wellman school gym. Springville vocal and instrumental groups present a Christmas concert December 13 at 7 30 p.m. in the high school auditorium with no admission.
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Wellman
Mid- Prairie High School
Concert Tonight by Vocal and Instrumental Departments
A concert by the vocal and instrumental music departments is set for Thursday night December 14 at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. The public is invited and there is no admission charge.
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Springville
Sioux City Woman Killed in Car Crash
A Sioux City woman, 75 year old Alexandr Jackson, was killed when the car she rode in went out of control near Hinton. The driver, Olli Yakusen, 69, was injured and a nephew passenger escaped with minor injuries. Investigators say Yakusen tried to pass another vehicle, causing the crash into a ditch.
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Sioux City
UPI
Cotrol
Hinton
Alexandr Jackson
Olli Yakusen
Sai Yakusen
Hauto
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