Hughes says Iowa right to work repeal unlikely
Gov. Harold Hughes rejects an Iowa Manufacturers Assn letter attacking Democratic legislators as anti industry. He calls the claim overstated and notes Democrats will control the 1965 legislature starting Jan. 11. The letter urged business funding and warned of industry impact under Democratic platform.
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Harold Hughes
Iowa Manufacturers Assn
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Paul Franzenburg
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Poll Shows Legislators Favor Some Amendments
Des Moines AP report finds 1965 Iowa lawmakers likely to reject full repeal of the right to work law though sentiment favors amendments. Democrats split on repeal. proposed changes include time-bound union membership, union dues in nonunion contracts, and limited refunds for political opposition, with no firm consensus.
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Tiny want ads do a big sales job
Classified notices show small ads driving big results as sellers and buyers connect on a busy page. Listings cover items ranging from household goods to services, with quick asks and prompt responses shaping local markets.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Note
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists pricing for carrier and mail delivery with weekly, monthly, and yearly rates. It notes editions include night, afternoon, and Sunday issues and excludes mail subscriptions in towns with Gazette carrier service. It also states the Associated Press holds republication rights for local and AP dispatches.
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U. S. Territories
Associated Press
Crippled Des Moines Man Dies in House Fire
In Des Moines a 42 year old crippled man named George Christopher Robinson died in a basement fire at the home of Mr and Mrs Alexander. The blaze trapped him as smoke cut off his escape and his sister in law Mrs Alexander found smoke in the basement. Robinson had earlier injuries from a California auto accident.
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George Christopher Robinson
David Alexander
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Robinson
California
Waterloo Nun Injured In Highway 20 Crash
Sister Ambrose administrator of St. Francis hospital in Manchester suffered a broken leg in a one car accident on Highway 20 four miles east of Manchester Monday afternoon. She was a passenger in a station wagon driven by Sister Claudette. The car left the road after hitting a snag near the ditch. Sister Claudette and six other nuns were not injured.
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St. Francis Hospital
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Manchester
Claudette
Native of Waukon Held in S D Murder
William Rose 39, an Iowa prison farm escapee born in Waukon, is held in Yankton jail after the Central bar killing of George Blakey 51. Police say Rose shot Blakey after a bar argument, then again at close range as he lay. The weapon was a 22 caliber automatic. Rose, at large since Sept. 26, had been serving 30 years for assault with intent to kill.
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Yankton, S.D
UPI
Iowa
William Rose
George Blakey
Blakey
Rose
Waukon
Fort Madison
Cornell Professor Awarded Post-Doctoral Grant
Mt Vernon Dr. Thomas T. Love of Cornell College has received an American Council of Learned Societies post doctoral grant for humanities research. The award, given to 46 scholars, supports his study on religious freedom in the modern world with emphasis on the ecumenical movement spurred by the Vatican II council.
Fuji's Big Romance on McHALE's Navy TV Tonight
Fuji's Big Romance airs on McHALE's Navy at 7 30 Tuesday night on KCRG TV 9. A sought after local program featuring romance drama and maritime themed storytelling.
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McHale’s Navy
Kcrg-Tv
Drunk Driving Fines Against 2 in Iowa City
Two defendants pled guilty to drunk driving in Iowa City before Judge Clair Hamilton. Tony John Tonda, 54, received a $500 fine plus costs for a second offense. The report notes the sentences were handed down Monday morning.
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Iowa City
Clair Hamilton
Tony John Tonda
First Offense Plea for Mullinix Fined and Licensed Revocation
Stanley Allen Mullinix, 58, rural Iowa City, on a first offense plea, was fined 300 dollars and costs and sentenced to two days in county jail. He is not to obtain a new license for 60 days.
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Stanley Allen Mullinix
Iowa City
Homecoming Notes From Postville Family
Mr and Mrs James Eno and other relatives are home from Europe. St John is stationed in Europe and Peter Eno plans to visit his parents and return there after January 1.
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James Eno
St. John
Europe
Peter Eno
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