Geologic study finds copper oil potential in west Iowa belt
Iowa Geological Survey reports a wide aeromagnetic belt in central and southwestern Iowa with possible copper and oil deposits. The 150 mile long lava belt runs northeast to southwest from Fort Dodge toward Council Bluffs, with oil zones already drilled near Thurman Redfield and Des Moines. The report credits U.S. geologists Henderson Zietz White and state geologists Hershey and colleagues, noting plans for further drilling and reproducible copies.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Iowa Geological Survey
John R. Henderson
Isadore Zietz
Walter S. White
U.S
Washington
H. Garland Hershey
Kennesaw Peninsula
Upper Michigan
Hershey
Fort Dodge
Harlan
Council Bluffs
Nebraska
Iowa Falls
Redfield
Des Moines
Thurman
Smith says he will not seek office in 1964
Prof. E. B. Smith of Iowa State announces he will not run in 1964. He cites a satisfying job and teaching work as priorities while leaving open a potential run in 1966. He notes support for Gov. Hughes and Rep. Neal Smith and plans to focus on a Civil War study and two biographies.
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Iowa
Harold Hughes
Neal Smith
E. B. Smith
Gov. Hughes
Neal ‘Smith
Sterner Punishment urged for traffic violators
Iowa officials push stronger penalties and education to curb fatal highway crashes. Commission seeks harsher judicial response to moving violations while safety tours and local surveys target dangerous spots. Notable 1963 deaths include four Parsons students and several multi-vehicle crashes across Iowa.
Fined $100 in crash that killed Parsons students
James Belcher of Littleton Colorado was fined the maximum 100 dollars and costs for stopping on a highway to check a flat tire, a crash that killed four Parsons college students from Fairfield Iowa. Belcher was not present at the hearing. The Dec 8 collision involved his trailer loaded with Christmas trees on route 34 near New London.
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Harlan
Larry Joseph Hoelscher
Allen Eugene Marean
Freddie Lee Sheeder
Guthrie Center
Darrell Lykke
Kimballton
Parsons College
New London
David Ross
Washington, D.C
Richard H. Downing, Jr
Pleasant Hills
James William Davis, Jr
Chicago
Phillip F. Gossen
Fairfax Station
MT. Pleasant
UPI
James Belcher
Littleton
Colo
Justice of the Peace
George Means
Belcher
Highway 34
Fairfield
Mock G O P Convention Set in Iowa
Davenport AP A mock Republican national convention set for January 11 1964 in Davenport aims to forecast GOP presidential and vice presidential nominees. About 700 delegates from Iowa Illinois and eight states will participate representing 53 GOP organizations and attend a luncheon with light addresses by governors hopefuls and state officials.
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Davenport
G.O.P
Iowa
Illinois
Teanveantinn Daw
Hills man Guilty of Drunk Driving in Johnson County
Special to The Gazette Iowa City A Hills man George Ralph Parizek 53 was found guilty of drunk driving by Judge Clair Hamilton in Johnson County District Court after an Oct 11 accident in Iowa City. Parizek testified by offering no defense and was fined 300 dollars plus costs. Patrol Officer Terence Berredge testified Parizek appeared intoxicated at the scene.
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Iowa City
lIn
Johnson County
Hills
Clair Hamilton
George Ralph Parizek
Ralph Neuzil
Terence Berredge
Parizek
Injured Hattie Cable Suffered Fall at Home
Hattie Cable sustained a leg injury and bruises after a fall at her residence. Police or medical responders reported the incident at the scene. No further details on cause or consequences were provided.
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Thornburg
Hattie ‘Cable
Nurse Aide Training Session Set for Lutheran Home
A nurse aide training program by the state Department of Health will run at the Lutheran Home for the Aged from February 24 to March 7. Interested individuals should contact Mrs. Adolph Schuchmann, administrator of the home.
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Strawberry Point
State Department of Health
Lutheran Home For the
Adolph Schuchmann
LeMars Grants First Class C Beer Permit After Court Action
LeMars city council approved the first class C beer permit for on premise consumption after court pressure. Randall's store received the permit following a writ of mandamus and a show cause hearing demand, with legal fees and bond posting required.
Akers Seeks Fourth Term as Iowa State Auditor
Des Moines Iowa UPI Chet Akers announced on Tuesday his bid for a fourteenth two year term as state auditor making him the dean of Iowa officials having served since 1939. The Frederic native and Ottumwa coal dealer emphasized experience and efficiency in government. He holds military service in World War I and has led veterans groups in the state.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Chet Akers
Akers
Frederic
Ottumwa
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The
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Services at Norway For Albert H. Cole
Albert Henry Cole 78 died Monday in a Vinton hospital after a long illness. Born September 26 1885 in Indiana he married Marian Rose November 27 1913. Surviving are two sons two daughters a brother Kenneth 13 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren three half brothers and two half sisters. Services Thursday at 1 30 pm at the Methodist church. Friends may call at the Chris Hoyt home after 1 30 pm Wednesday. Burial in Linnwood Cemetery south of here.
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Albert Henry Cole
Vinton
Indiana
Marian Rose
William
Mt. Auburn
Harold
Paul Kirchner
Garrison
Chris Hoyt
Kenneth
Linnwood Cemetery
Here
Van Horne Christmas Home Light Winners
Winners in the Van Horne Christmas lighting contest include Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schallau first place, Mildred Schlue second, Ella Hausman third, and Mr. and Mrs. Gaylen Kimm fourth.
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van Horne
Daniel Schallau
Mildred Schlue
Ella Hausman
Gaylen Kimm
New Iowa New Year Brings Dryer Liquor Laws
The 1964 New Year brings legal liquor by the drink to hotels restaurants and clubs in Iowa but a 1 a.m. closing time may curb late celebrations. Sioux City and Davenport officials note earlier closures and fewer hours. Hotels report heavier party demand while musicians face fewer gigs and many Iowans attend Watch Night services in churches statewide.
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Iowa
Sioux City
Ray O’brien
Vv. M. Barber
The
Des Moines
Money Given To Decorah Library and Lutheran Home
Decorah receives two grants totaling 5 000 dollars for the library with up to 3 000 for furniture and renovations and at least 2 000 for books. Lena J. Weigen’s will may provide over 10 000 dollars to Aase Haugen Homes in LeRoy Minnesota, announced by Frank Miller.
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Lutheran Home
Decorah Public Library
Aase
Haugen Homes, Inc
Russell Baker
Decorah Wholesale Lumberman
Lena J. Weigen
LeRoy, Minn
Aase Haugen Homes
Frank Miller
Corporation
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Address
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids. Subscriptions by carrier 50 cents a week. By mail night edition six issues 1.25 a month 13 a year. Afternoon editions and Sunday seven issues 1.35 a month 14 a year. All states and U S territories 23.40 a year. No mail subscriptions accepted in towns with Gazette carrier service.
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Cedar Rapids
the Gazette Co
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Iowa
Own
U.S. Territories
Local AP News Republication Rights Notice
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republish local news printed in this newspaper and all AP news dispatches. Redistribution outside this publication is not permitted without authorization.
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Associated Press
Amana Woman Observes 95th Birthday on Farm
Bertha Vette celebrated her 95th birthday Sunday at her Amana farm home. Attending were her four children Florence Uthoff of Cedar Rapids, Helen, William and Waldo Vette of Amana, eight of her nine grandchildren, and her brother Charles A. Burmeister of Cedar Rapids and his wife. She has two other brothers.
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Amana
Bertha Vette
Here
Florence Uthoff
Cedar Rapids
Helen
William
Waldo Vette
What I Believe and Why The Personal Beliefs Of Johnson
In a significant article President Johnson outlines his personal beliefs written while he and Kennedy served in the Senate. He argues against labeling people by headings and criticizes excessive taxes. He describes the highest purpose of government policies and explains his broader worldview. Readers are invited to purchase the January Reader's Digest for full context.
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Kennedy
U.S. Senate
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