Four Iowa liquor-by-the-drink bills show strong similarities
In Des Moines AP report, three house measures and one senate bill push liquor-by-the-drink licenses with bonds from 500 to 10,000 dollars, varying license fees from 500 to 1,200 annually and differing tax schemes. Proposals differ on license bodies, local option, and penalties, with all requiring state store purchases.
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Newspaper license plans would curb city licenses
Lawrence AP report notes Reppert and Duffy proposals to limit Class B and commercial licenses to four in towns of 3000 or less and add one license per 1000 in larger cities. The measure ties county licenses to population and ties city licensing to community needs.
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Miller wins national journalism merit award in Kansas
Paul Miller of Rochester New York received the William Allen White Foundation national award for journalistic merit at the University of Kansas. He warned that strikes in New York and Cleveland show that even strong out of town papers and news broadcasts cannot fully replace local media.
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Japanese Build Boats for Cuba
Three of five fishing trawlers built in Japan for the Cuban government have arrived in Havana. Officials consider options for the remaining two, including selling one via a want ad as the Castro regime continues with Soviet aid for port development.
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Mansfield hits back at G O P Cuba critics in senate
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield rebuked Republican critics of President Kennedy s Cuba policy. He urged restraint and constructive suggestions to ease the Cuban situation, arguing that Cuba issues began under Eisenhower and highlighting poverty and inequity in New York as a microcosm of Latin America s problems.
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Japanese Navy helicopter crash kills six aboard
A Japanese navy helicopter on a test flight crashed into a hangar in Tokyo killing six of seven aboard. The accident occurred Monday, and investigators will determine the cause.
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Graham Advised To Postpone Trip
Evangelist Billy Graham, ill with pneumonia, has been advised to delay a Far East crusade. Doctors report a pseudomonas infection in his lungs and recommend six weeks of rest, according to George Wilson of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Foundation.
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Evening Report Summary from KCRG TV 9
Local and international news roundup anchored by Chris Everson and Ron Coch at 5 55 PM on weekdays. Weather segment WEATHER IN MOTION provides regional updates.
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