New GOP Chairman Moves Fast After Election Win
Warren began work in Des Moines shortly after being elected state GOP chairman. He resigned from local posts in Waterloo and Black Hawk county and will keep a Chamber of Commerce role. Governors plans, possible 1968 runs, and rival candidates for senator and governor dominate the unfolding party dynamics.
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Hughes
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Des Moines
Robert F. Ray
Waterloo
The
Gazette
Dick Redman
Redman
Iowa Motor Truck Association
Black Hawk
Republican Central Committee
State Central Committee
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
Hickenlooper
Chevy Chase
David M. Stanley
Muscatine
Stanley
Senate
Max Milo Mills
Marshalltown
Robert R. Rigler
New Hampton
David Shaff
Clinton
U.S
Shaff
the Gazette
Hoffmans Teach-In Canceled Amid Community Protests
Iowa City case recalls vehicle crash injuring Robert Zanger. At LaSalle, English instructor Hoffmans from MNIT Cedar Falls faces June termination. protests from pastors and parents prompt cancelation of his teach-in and debate with Sen. Tom Riley.
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Cedar Falls
Hoffmans
Cedar Rapdis
Youth Council, Inc
YWCA
Father McDonald
LaSalle
Brother Henry Power
Christian Brothers Teaching Order
Henry
Mary Ann Christine
Sue Kurth
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Miss Kurth
Youth Council
Senator Riley
Edmonton Journal VP Basil Dean Dies at 52
Basil Dean, 52, vice-president and publisher of the Edmonton Journal, died of a heart attack Saturday in Toronto. He led the paper during a period of growth and prominence and was a longtime figure in Canadian journalism.
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Toronto
Basil Dean
The
Edmonton Journal
Today's Columnists Editorial and Sports Page
A listing of columnists and features for today including Roscoe Drummond William S White Russell Baker Sylvia Porter Shulsky Investors Women Sylvie Reice Dr Erma Bombeck and sports notes with Gus Schrader Walton bowling.
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Roscoe Drummond
Page
William S. White
Russell Baker
Sylvie Reice
Erma Bombeck
Gus Schrader
Walton
Watches Stolen From Peiffer Jewelry in Lindale Plaza
Police report a Sunday night burglary at Peiffer's Jewelry in Lindale Plaza. Eight watches were taken from window displays, with values ranging from $59.95 to $200 each, totaling $983.90. burglars damaged two front windows but did not enter the building.
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Peiffer’s Jewelry
Lindale Plaza
Grinnell Coed Killed in Interstate 80 Crash
Grinnell college coed Janet Margaret Nichols 21 of Sioux Falls SD died after a two car collision on Snow slick Interstate 80 west of Grinnell. Nichols was a passenger in a foreign made car that crossed the median and struck a car driven by Ralph David Fisher 21 of Philadelphia.
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Grinnell (Ap
Grinnell College
Want ads do more things for more people
Want ads offer faster service and broader reach, helping buyers and sellers connect quickly. They promise economies of scale and increased efficiency for both individuals and businesses.
Local ant poverty program faces merger delays and funding cuts
Creger says a Johnson Linn merger is possible within four months while an OEO review in Cedar Rapids in January questions delays. LEAP will operate on about 64 thousand dollars to May 1, with 95 percent in-kind support from Johnson officials and churches funding remaining cash needs.
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Creger
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Johnson Courthouse
University of Iowa
Johnson
LEAP
UCS
Court Dismisses Larceny Charge Against Boyd in Fruit Market Case
Judge William R. Eads dismissed larceny charges against Gary E. Boyd after the county attorney moved, tied to an alleged Aug. 7 theft of about $3,000 from Shada's Fruit Market at 413 Third Avenue SW. Hruby’s larceny charge had been dismissed earlier in December after a confession ruling. The suit notes a Linn district court jury previously ruled for Bruns in related cases.
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William R. Eads
Gary E. Boyd
Third Avenue SW
Boyd
William C. Hruby, Jr
Third Avenue
Hruby
John Shada
Linn District Court
Bruns
Changes Plea to Guilty on Theft
Johnny W. Keener 19 of 219 Eighteenth street NE changed his plea to guilty to larceny. Judge B J Maxwell sentenced him to one year in the county jail for taking a go cart valued at 100 dollars from Myron Pence's porch on May 17.
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Johnny W. Keener
Eighteenth Street
B. J. Maxwell
Keener
Myron Pence
Boat Collision Suit Settled Out of Court
A $12,000 suit filed by Richard E. Holdeman over a August 1 1964 collision between a motor boat and a houseboat on the Cedar River was settled out of court. Holdeman dismissed with prejudice the claims against Walter J. Steggall, operator of the motor boat, and Harley R. Bruns, owner of the houseboat. Holdeman was hurled and impaled on a sharp object.
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Richard E. Holdeman
Cedar River
Holdeman
Walter J. Steggall
Harley R. Bruns
Linn Suit Claims Lease Broken at Little Caesar's
A $23 182.41 suit in Linn district court alleges Fred Russo breached the lease at 2210 Sixteenth Avenue SW, site of Little Caesar's. Trustees Hassan A. Igram and Hossien Kalell, under Albert Kalell's will, say Russo caused holes in walls and damaged doors and windows. Damages seek $10,440 for repairs and $418.99 for...
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Fred Russo
Sixteenth Avenue
Linn District Court
Hassan A. Igram
Hossien Kalell
Albert Kalell
Russo
Uncompleted Lease Owes Back Rent and Taxes
The record notes back rent and $12,323.42 in future rent plus unpaid taxes tied to an uncompleted lease. This summary presents the financial amounts and the ongoing lease status without additional context.
Board Keeps One ADC Case. Other Case Continued
Linn county board of social welfare heard two Aid to Dependent Children cases. One mother remained on the rolls due to communication gaps with the county attorney, while the other case was continued as the mother pledged cooperation to pursue support from the father.
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Linn County Board of Social Welfare
Dudley Henderson
Henderson
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