Keep Research Non-Partisan in Iowa Says Stephens
Representative Richard L. Stephens of Ainsworth argues a bill to merge the legislative research bureau the code editor and the fiscal director would kill non partisan objective research in Iowa. He warns such a merger could invite partisan control and politicized fact finding. He recalls the bureau’s eight year nonpartisan record while critics push for consolidation.
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Richard L. Stephens
Ainsworth
Iowa House
Legislative Research Bureau
Research Bureau
Iowa
Iowa College Community Research Council
League of Women Voters
County Homes Face Licensing Debate In Iowa Legislature
The Iowa House again approves a bill to exempt county homes from nursing home licensing and health department enforcement if county supervisors request it. Critics urge mandatory state enforcement and annual inspections, noting 82 county homes with only seven licensed. The debate echoes past vetoes and calls for stronger protections for the elderly.
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Iowa House
State Department of Health
Senate
Erbe
Hughes
Health Department
Linn
Department of Health
Running Mates in Truth Proposes Iowa Governor Team
A proposed constitutional amendment to elect governor and lieutenant governor as a ticket in Iowa is slated for introduction by Rep. William Denman. The idea mirrors the president and vice president system, though primary compatibility poses challenges for party teams.
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Iowa House
William Denman
Des Moines
Iowa
Beardsley selects Larson to Iowa Supreme Court vacancy
Governor Beardsley announces Atty. Gen. Robert L. Larson will fill the vacancy created by Justice Mantz's resignation. Leo A. Hoegh is named attorney general. Also notes a Tipton upset over Marion and Iowa earns a Minute Man trophy for defense bond gains. Additional wartime and local civic items listed from 1943 and 1933.
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Beardsley
Robert L. Larson
Iowa Supreme Court
H. J. Mantz
Audubon
Leo A. Hoegh
Bob Rickard
Wally Sheets
Tipton
Wamac
Marion
Indians
Iowa
Minute Man
Radio broadcasts urge Soviet troops in Cuba toward freedom
In Washington the White House weighs the Cuba build up as Secretary Rusk expresses concern. Exiled Russian anti-communists in the National Alliance of Russian Solidarists use Radio Caribe to question Soviet troops about living under Khrushchev and Castro. Their nightly broadcasts pressure Moscow by highlighting Cuban struggle and urging troops to rethink their role.
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White House
State Rusk
Cuba
Rusk
Khrushchev
Friends of Freedom In Exile
National Alliance of
Russian Solidarists
Soviet Union
Radio Caribe
Dominican Republic
Castro
Kremlin
Mr. Rusk
West Germany and De Gaulle on Europe Khrushchev
John Chamberlain analyzes De Gaulle's Europe vision and the risks for West Germany. He argues Paris may seek an exclusive Franco Soviet entente while Berlin demands economic freedom and Western alignment. He questions German willingness to trade West Berlin rights for a broader European deal.
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de Gaulle
Kremlin
Mediterranean
Algeria
Europe
Russia
Maurice Thorez
Germany
Adenauer
Bonn
International
Mt. Peterin Society of
Libertarian Economists
Western
Ludwig Erhard
Khrushchev
Berlin
Regional Dispersal Of Space-Missile Industry In Program Plans
Bruce Biossat notes nationwide concentration of missile and space work in California and New England. President Kennedy's budget proposes 90 million to broaden NSF grants beyond elite schools to spread scientific-educational resources regionally, with North Carolina as a budding example and potential political crosscurrents.
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Alifornia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Massachusetts
Boston
Kennedy
National Science Foundation
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stanford
University of California
North Carolina
Research Triangle
Wilkins Slap At Hickenlooper Draws Ire In Iowa
Roy Wilkins of the NAACP charged Cedar Rapids that Hickenlooper’s civil rights record matched Georgia’s Sen Russell, a claim rejected by J B Morris of the Iowa Bystander who called it a prevarication. Morris cited Hickenlooper’s support for Negro appointees and leadership against Bilbo intimidation as evidence of merit.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Cedar Rapids
Rourke Hickenlooper
Senator Russell
Georgia
J. B. Morris
Iowa
Sen. Hickenlooper
Hicken
Russell
Wilkins
Iowan
Hickenlooper
Thurgood Marshall
Morris
Mississippi
Sen
Bilbo
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Coe College
War Manpower Commission
B. T. Perrine
James B. Sigmund
Home Service
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American Red Cross
Carl Croz- 1933Er
Ina Hibbard
Jay G. Sigmund
Playground Commission
St. Paul’s Church
K. E. Cornell
Frank Byers
Miami Beach
Memorial Coliseum
George Clark
Hungary
Roscoe Drummond
Ashington
Drummond
West Germany
Christendom
John Chamberlain
West Berlin
English Channel
Urals
European Russia
British Isles
North
Latin America
South Africa
Antipodes
Bruce Biossat
NEA
New York
Maryland
Virginia
Pacific Coast
Hick
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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