Linn-Mar Board approves 5 percent raise for 1965 66
The Linn-Mar school board approved a 5 percent salary increase total 18500 to raise starting pay from 4900 to 5000 for bachelor’s degree teachers and set masters with 15 years at 8525. Supt James A Bayne gets a 3 year 13000 salary rising 1000 yearly. Principals Parkin Cordes Wilkins Benz earn 10800 9500 10500 10400. Sick leave 10 days yearly up to 90. 5 days death in family.
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Linn-Mar
James A. Bayne
Don Parkin
John Cordes
Clifford Wilkins
Richard Benz
Peter Calamaggas
Dean Scheaffer
Parkin
Marion YMCA Event and Chamber Meet Addressed
Marion YMCA hosts a St Valentine teen dance at the Marion branch from 7 to 10 p.m. with Challengers providing music and school wear required. The Marion Chamber board discusses legislative plans, distribution of bills, and formation of an industrial development group while noting budget approval and sign projects.
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YMCA
Marion Branch
Marion Courts Cases in Police Court This Week
Judge Miles Adams presided over speeding, driving without lights, striking an unattended vehicle, driving wrong way, improper right turn, failure to yield, intoxication and disturbing the peace. Names include Elizabeth Newlin, Doris Whitaker, Josephine Baker, Gary Stewart, Edward Fredrick, Elmer Frazie r Jr, J. W. Ross, Larry Williams, Lillian Tharp, Gary Morgan, and Robert Tischer with various bond amounts.
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Miles Adams
Elizabeth Newlin
Tenth Avenue
Doris L. Whitaker
Twenty-second Street
Josephine M. Baker
Fifth Avenue
Gary C. Stewart
Springville
Edward H. Fredrick
Maplecrest Drive
Elmer D. Frazier, Jr
Thirty-fifth Street
J. W. Ross
Thirty-first Street
Larry T. Williams
Sixth Avenue
Lillian M. Tharp
Fifteenth Street
Gary J. Morgan
Seventh Avenue
Robert C. Tischer
Humphrey Cancels Iowa Appearances
Vice president Hubert Humphrey canceled two Des Moines appearances because he was grounded in Washington by poor flying weather. Gov. Harold Hughes said the trip was canceled on advice from Secret Service agents who deemed travel unsafe. He was to speak to a joint session of the Iowa legislature and then address the National Farm Institute.
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Des Moines
Hubert Humphrey
Washington
Harold Hughes
Humphrey
Secret Service
Iowa
National Farm Institute
U. S. Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
the Farm Institute
Mrs. Allen Rumble Dies at 53 in Tipton
Tipton obituary for Allen E. Rumble a Tipton teachers union member since 1934 died Thursday after a long illness. She belonged to the Order of Eastern Star Woman's club Nineteenth Century club First United Church of Christ and Red Cross. Surviving husband a son Walker Iowa City and two grandchildren. Services set for Saturday at 1 30 p.m. at United Church of Christ. Friends may call Sheets and Son Funeral Home after 9 a.m. Friday.
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Tipton
Allen E. Rumble
Oelwein Board Sells 490000 School Bonds for High School
The Oelwein Community school board sold 490000 in school bonds to Becker-Cownie Inc Des Moines the low bidder. The bonds bear 2.95 percent interest with eight bidders. Proceeds fund a new high school and construction contracts are expected to be let in March.
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Oelwein
Oelwein Community School Board
Becker - Cownie, Inc
Des Moines
Vote To Retain Union At Iowa Beef Packers Denison
In Denison the Crawford County Industrial Union won a decisive election at Iowa Beef Packers with a 221 to 27 vote to retain their current organization. The tally followed an official vote conducted among plant employees, continuing union representation within the facility.
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Iowa Beef Packers
Allied Workers of America Seeks Representation Rights
The Allied Workers of America, a division of the Associated Employes Organization, seeks recognition to represent workers in bargaining.
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Allied Workers of America
The
Industrial Union
Associated Employes Organization
Two Cedar Rapids Men Fined After Accidents
Cedar Rapids men Michael J. Conroy and Earnest L. Adair were fined $35 and costs each on charges of leaving the scene of an accident without identifying themselves. Conroy, 29, of 1846 Avenue NE, allegedly drove away after his car struck a parked vehicle in an alley on Center Point Road NE. He also paid a $15 fine for driving without a license. Adair, 31, of 942 Owen Street NW, reportedly hit a parked car on First Avenue NW on Feb. 4. He also was fined $15 and costs for failing to make an accident report.
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Cedar Rapids
Michael J. Conroy
1846 Avenue NE
Center Point Road NE
Earnest L. Adair
Owen Street
First Avenue
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Adair
Des Moines Lawyer Harry Perkins Jr Named Polk County Judge
Des Moines attorney Harry Perkins Jr. aged 41, serving as county attorney for four years, has been appointed a Polk County district court judge by Governor Harold Hughes. His appointment increases the local judiciary and places Perkins on the bench pending formal election or confirmation.
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Des Moines
Harry Perkins, Jr
Polk County
Harold Hughes
G O P Backed to Rise After Defeat at Iowa Lincoln Dinner
Iowa Senator B. B. Hickenlooper told Lincoln Day attendees in Des Moines that the Republican Party can rebound after the November loss, recalling the 1932 Roosevelt landslide. He warned that victory is essential to limit federal overreach and urged renewed GOP effort. Senator Jack Miller criticized voters who felt misled, saying many Republicans end up sidelined after such defeats.
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Nes Moines
U.S
B. B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Des Moines
Hickenlooper
George Romney
Michigan
G.O.P
Jack Miller
Cannot Back Down in Vietnam Miller Says
U S Sen Jack Miller of Iowa warned that morale in South Vietnam and other free nations would suffer if the United States reduced its commitments there. He spoke to reporters in Des Moines during the Republican Lincoln Day dinner, backing President Johnson's decision to strike North Vietnam with retaliatory air attacks.
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Des Moines
U.S
Jack Miller
Iowa
South Vietnam
United States
Miller
Republican Party
Johnson
North Vietnam
Railway Express at Alburnett To Close
Iowa commerce commission approves notices of closing eight Railway Express offices. Alburnett Blairsburg Buckeye Lanesboro Peosta Rolston Riverton Williams to transfer service to larger nearby cities.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Commerce Commission
Railway Express Agency
Iowa
Alburnett
Blairsburg
Buckeye
Lanesboro
Peosia
Ralston
Riverton
Williams
English Program Gains $50500 Grant for Advanced Standing Program
A $50 500 federal grant from the U S Office of Education will fund an Advanced Standing Program in English at Iowa schools. Selected Iowa high school teachers receive tuition stipends and subsidies to attend a June seminar at Iowa State University. Students may earn college credit without taking college courses at multiple universities. Cedar Rapids school board approved participation.
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Iowa
University of Iowa
Iowa State University
State College of Iowa
Drake University
Cedar Rapids School Board
Dairy Princess to Visit Cedar Rapids Friday
Mary Ver Meer of Pella Iowa the Dairy Princess will appear Friday in Cedar Rapids in conjunction with Children's Dental Health week which ends Saturday She is a sophomore at Central college Pella and has been active in dairy shows as a 4 H exhibitor.
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Mary Ver Meer
Pella
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Central College
Crash Fatal for Ashton Man on Ice Lated Highway 71
AP report states Peter D. Kappes aged 22 from Ashton died from injuries after an auto crash on icy Highway 71 Wednesday night. The single-vehicle collision occurred along the highway with responders confirming the death Thursday.
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Spitit Lake
Peter D. Kappes
Ashton
Highway 71
Trucker Killed in Crash Near Festina
Bernard Brye 42 of Holman Wisconsin died in a semi crash south of Festina on Highway 52. His truck left the road and rolled into a ditch. He was found pinned under the tractor and apparently dead for an hour before discovery at 3:27 a.m.
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Decorah
Bernard Brye
Holman
Wis
Festina
Brye
Gateway Transportation Co
la Crosse
Winneshiek County
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