Burch Faces G O P Committee Over Leadership Row
Republican National Chairman Dean Burch plans to address the 132 member GOP national committee in Chicago January 22 23 with a detailed letter outlining his views on leadership and party issues He announced the resignation of John Grenier as executive director and sought governors support for a broader Republicanism approach amid intra party criticism.
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Washington
Dean Burch
G.O.P. National Committee
Chicago
Burch
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Denver
G.O.P
John Grenier
National Committee
Idaho
Robert Smylie
G.O.P. Governors’ Group
Republican National Committee
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Colorado
John Love
Twin real estate heir held in brother’s death in Temple City
Timothy Nicholson, 22, a wealthy real estate heir, was booked on suspicion of murdering his identical twin Todd Nicholson, 22, shot dead in their luxury Los Angeles suburb apartment building. Deputies cited conflicting evidence and stated the brothers inherited fortunes from the Cudahy meat packing and Pullman railroad car interests. Todd was transferring operations to the area when he died, and neighbors recalled weekend horseplay. Timothy, who flew in a private plane, allegedly said, I just shot my brother.
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Temple City
Calif
Timothy ‘Nicholson
Todd Nicholson
Los Angeles
Nicholson
al Sholand
Cudahy Meat Packing
Todd
Phoenix
Timothy
Shuey Greenberg
San Diego
Roberta Nicholson
el Cajon
Set Rail Strike On Next Tuesday
Three unions of off-train shopcraft workers set a strike date against the railroads for 6 a.m. local time next Tuesday, an union official announced in Chicago.
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Chicago
UPS
Chuckle Punchline on Births and Work Leave Policy
A humor line from a personnel manager jokes that allowing one employee two hours off at noon for a wife’s quadruplets would force similar leave for all staff whose spouses give birth to multiples. The quip highlights workplace fairness and bureaucratic obsession with equity.
Iowa Fairs May Allow Parimutuel Horse Betting
A special research committee urged Iowa lawmakers to legalize parimutuel betting at county and district fairs and the state fair. Led by Jean Kleve of Humboldt the panel forecast $7.6 million yearly tax revenue within six to ten years and recommended betting on horse races only.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Iowa Fair Managers’ Assn
Jean Kleve
Humboldt
Association
Four Story Office and Shop Building Planned on First Avenue
Cedar Rapids plans notice a four story office and shop building at First avenue and Third street NE announced by Mrs Malcolm M Thompson. The project includes fire proof steel frame construction with precast panels or masonry and air conditioning. Demolition of the Central Block is set for mid 1965 with construction to start by year end. Architects Brown Healey and Bocks. The site fronts 60 feet on First avenue east and 140 feet on Third street NE. The project allows for future upper floors. Roosevelt hotel announced a high rise parking ramp adjacent to the hotel with demolition planned for February. Armstrong Co also plans an office building adjoining its park.
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Cedar Rapids News
First Avenue
Third Street
Malcolm M. Thompson
Brown, Healey and Bocks
A Avenue
Thompson
Roosevelt Hotel
The
Armstrong Co
Violinist Treger Plays Dance Craze Confidence
Violin virtuoso Charles Treger from Iowa City says he can dance the watusi and the frug as well as play classical music. He commented on his children's taste in music and dismissed the notion that classical players are square.
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Treger
Frug
Dallas
Texas
UPI
Charles Treger
Iowa City
Iowa
Mutual Help Is Keynote of Storm Refugees in Armory
In Saratoga Springs New York families displaced by an ice storm gather at the armory seeking food warmth and shelter. Volunteers from Salvation Army and Red Cross assist while children adapt to life away from schools as power outages affect tens of thousands.
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Associated Press
Glenville
N. Y
Armory
Saratoga Springs
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Grandpa
Canape
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Mike Hessney
Upstate
Pittsfield
Mass
Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp
Three U.S. Soldiers Die as Viet Cong Attacks Outpost
Viet Cong guerillas overran a southern Vietnam outpost near Saigon, killing three American soldiers including two infantry officers and one enlisted man, with nine South Vietnamese dead and ten more wounded among about 50 attackers. The post, 125 miles from Saigon, served as a command post in an operation.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Cedar Rapids Linn County Assessor Merger Defeated
The Cedar Rapids Conference Board rejected merging Cedar Rapids and Linn County assessor offices. The unanimous vote kept separate offices, citing population growth, state law, and no savings in personnel or space as key reasons.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Baker’s Pal Won’t Reply To Queries
Wayne Bromley a longtime ally of Bobby Baker refused to answer Senate Rules Committee questions arguing that answers could incriminate him He offered only his name and address challenging the committee’s authority over his role in aiding a California bank to obtain a federal charter in 1962 Witness Maurice Hughett testified Bromley was hired after Baker’s influence was sought and that a $5000 fee was paid Bromley is a former Senate employee and current coal industry lobbyist who once worked under Baker
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Washington (Ap
Wayne Bromley
Bobby Baker
Senate
Bromley
Senate Rules Committee
California
Baker
Maurice Hughett
Falls Church
Redwood National Bank of
Hughett
Sherman Leland
Redwood National Bank
Tax levies rise across Linn County counties after assessment
Taxpayers in Cedar Rapids Marion and other Linn County communities face higher bills in January as levies rise. Cedar Rapids residents in the Cedar Rapids community school district see 5.786 mills added bringing a total of 107.848. Marion city residents in the Marion Independent School District total 116.900. Mt Vernon up to 195.557 from 88.026, Springville up 18.471 to 111.591, and Hiawatha up to 96.340. Some districts fall slightly like Maple Grove Fire No 4 and Walker town with declines. Other towns report levies above 100 mills including Central City Center Point Alburnett and Coggan.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Linn County
Cedar Rapids Community
Marion City
Marion Independent School District
Mt. Vernon
Hiawatha
Springville
Bertram Town
Fairfax Town
Rodgers Grove
Putnam Township
Central City
Center Point
Alburnett
Prairieburg
Bertram
Coggan
Maple Grove Independent Fire District
Boulder Township
Wilson Seeks NATO Overhaul and Nuclear Command Plan
Washington reports Prime Minister Wilson urged President Johnson to back broad NATO reorganization. Proposed moves include a new nuclear weapons command and a high strategy council. White House policy talks entered their second day.
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Washington
Wilson
Johnson
NATO
Council On High
White House
Ten year old takes first solo driving lesson to Pacoima
Novice driver Stephen Dugmanies aged 10 completed his first solo lesson driving from Westminster to his aunt’s home in Pacoima during peak rush hour. Police noted the trip covered 62 miles on the San Diego Freeway with a 65 mph limit and did not determine his exact speed.
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Westminster
Calif
Stephen Dugmanies
Pacoima
San Diego
Stephen
Boy Drives Car Through City At 17
Police learned of a 17 year old boy driving a family car through heavy freeway traffic after a neighbor reported him at 8 15 a m. He appeared at his aunt s house two hours later and was driven home to a severe greeting. The mother was told to bring him to the station for a lecture.
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Stephen
Bernice Watts
Westminster
California
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Smylie Beart
Armstrong
Joseph Canape
Mrs. Canape
C.R. and County Assessor Office
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