Favors Term Limit For Solons
New York AP reports former President Eisenhower favors term limits for congressmen to modify the seniority system. He would limit Senate tenure to two six year terms and House terms to three four year terms, with current members exempted. He also advocates cutting federal spending and adjusting taxes to reduce revenues.
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New York
Eisenhower
New York Times News Service
Felix Belair, Jr
Gettysburg
Jess
Congress
Marion rural school district building site work begun
Architect Kohlmann Eckman and fi kill of Cedar Rapids are boring test bores at the Marion district junior high site to determine footings as Supt Clifford Wilkins states. Plans and specs for a bid set are being prepared for winter or early spring. building expected ready next fall. The column notes a 1962 value record, a single permit this week for a $800 fireplace, and lists various local notices and police court entries.
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Marion Rural School District
Kohlmann, Eckman
Fi Kill
Cedar Rapids
Clifford Wilkins
Marion area notices and birth news brief
Susan Taylor of Deg Maines and Eunice Robinson of East Alton Ill spent the holidays with Mr and Mrs Merwen L Taylor and family. Mr and Mrs Stanley Bauman of Hopkins Minn became parents of a son Stephen James born Dec 27. Newell L Crow Jr of Port Huemee Calif and Carroll C Crow of San Francisco are visiting. Crow Jr is being transferred to Michigan. Service members honored at a family dinner last weekend.
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Deg’ Maines
Eunice Robinson
East Alton
Ill
Merwen L. Taylor
Stanley Bauman
Hopkins, Minn
Stephen James
Baumans
Marion
Newell L. Crow, Jr
Port Huemme
Calif
Carroll C. Crow
San Francisco
Newell L. Crows
Newell L. Cro, Jr
Michigan
Million-dollar blaze roars through Crewe main business district
An early morning fire and explosion in Crewe Virginia damaged the town’s main business area with unofficial losses around 1 million dollars. No deaths reported though a Crewe fireman Charlie Rogers suffered a broken leg. Police Chief Bill Pope and Chamber of Commerce exec Gus Haigeburd cited paint-store containers igniting as the blast cause.
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Crewe
Charlie Rogers
Bill Pope
Gus Haigeburd
Jexecutus
Chamber of Commerce
Pope
Kennedy's Offer Triggers French Decision Hesitation
President Kennedy states no decision yet on his offer to France and notes the French president has not accepted or rejected it. The analysis centers on whether Paris will respond to the proposal in the near term.
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Kennedy
France and U N sources discuss Polaris missile talk
Reports from Paris indicate France plans changes to its budget and political calendar, while U N sources in Katanga say talks on mining funds and revenue division do not involve Congo taxes. Belgian governor Roey travels to Léopoldville as negotiations unfold amid foreign currency concerns.
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France
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Nody
Alaineld
de Gaulle
Poyrefitte
Kennedy
Aub- New York
U.N
Polaris
Andre van
Roey
Bank of Katanga
Léopoldville
Union Miniere
Gaulle
Katanga
Brussels
Congo
Johnson County Board Grants Animal Claims for Losses
The Johnson County board of supervisors approved domestic animal claims totaling $4,075 for farm animals killed by dogs. The largest single claim was $1,373 for eight head of cattle, with $1,029 allowed. Pro-rated from 1962 log tax receipts, total claims reached $5,398.
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Iowa City
Board of Supervisors
U.N. Seizes Jadotville in Katanga Campaign
U.N. forces captured Jadotville in Katanga paving the way toward Kolwezi and Tshombe's headquarters about 90 miles away. The seizure escalates pressure on the secessionist government as foreign consuls fear sabotage and further damage to mining infrastructure. Secretary General Thant says Tshombe must act, not talk, as negotiations have ended.
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U.N
Jadotville
Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
Tshombe
Congo
Elisabethvilts
Elisabethville
U Thant
Thant
Odd Jobs Man Inherits Earldom in London
The new Earl of Buckinghamshire is an odd jobs man who earns about 2940 dollars a week. Frederick Cecil Horbart-Hampden, 61, says he will not change his life or join the house of lords. He was shoveling snow when told the eighth earl, John Hampden Mercer-Henderson, died single with no close male heirs. The late earl, 56, and the new one never met, and Fred has never seen the 3100 acre family estate.
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London
Earl
Buckinghamshire
Frederick Cecil Hobart-Hampden
House of Lords
John Hampden Mercer-Henderson
Fred
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