G O P Aims To Hold Economy Line In New Congress
Senator Dirksen warned a Republican bid to resist Kennedy spending proposals and tax plans. He said Republicans favor no cuts without spending slashes and foresee trouble over foreign aid with a looming 99 billion budget. Dirksen noted liberal rules changes and may take a foreign relations post, while promising continued news conferences with Rep. Halleck.
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Washington
Dirksen
Ill
Senate
G.O.P
Congress
Kennedy
Rep. Halleck
House
Mansfield
G.O.P. Represen
Republican Finance Committee
Halleck
Clear Sailing For His Remap Seen by Shaff
State Sen. David O. Shaff says his reapportionment plan has a better chance in the 1963 Iowa Legislature after failing narrowly in 1959 and 1961. He notes the plan would create 99 house members by county and 58 senate seats by population, and expects court challenges but believes voter approval will aid passage.
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Shaff
Chad Skaggs
DES Moines
David O. Shaff
Clinton
House of Representatives
Senate
Iowa
Venes
U.S. Supreme Court
Youth Is Killed in Crash Near Dysart
A Waterloo youth, Jim Duane Allensworth, 20, died from a broken neck in a one car crash on the seven hills road two miles west of Dysart at about 9:45 p.m. Friday. Three other Waterloo youths, Evelyn Rowe 16 Juanita Fournier 15 and David Dawson 20 were injured. The car plunged off a dead end embankment ripping through a fence. Authorities planned to close the road due to repeated accidents at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette Dysart
Waterloo
Seven Hills
Here
Jim Duane Allensworth
Evelyn Rowe
Juanita Fournier
David Dawson
Allensworth
King Hassan Drops Three Istiqlal Members From Cabinet
In Rabat King Hassan announced a new government lineup and ousted three leftist Istiqlal party members from the cabinet. The change signals a shift in political balance amid ongoing tensions with opposition groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabat
Morocco
Hassan
Istiqlal Party
Tax Rite on Churches Proposed by Two Clergymen
In Detroit AP report two Episcopal clergy men Carl Sayers and Bertram White advocate taxing churches especially those excluding Negroes. They publish a booklet on church financing urging tithing of 10 percent of earnings. Sayers is vicar of St Stephen's Birmingham and Michigan National Guard chaplain. White directs stewardship for the Michigan diocese.
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Detroit
Volves
Carl Sayers
St. Stephen’s Church
Birmingham
Michigan National Guard
Bertram White
Episcopal Diocese of
Michigan
Legislature's Purse Strings To Shoeman
DES MOINES AP Republicans expect senate committee chairmanships in the 1963 legislature with the key appropriations post going to Sen. John D. Shoeman of Atlantic. Lt. Gov. Mooty is reported to name chairmen after the session opens. Probable appointees include Sen. Shaff on ways and means and Sen. Wearin on schools and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Senate
Appropriations Committee
John D. Shoeman
Atlantic
Statehouse
Shoeman
William L. Mooty
Mooty
David Shaff
Clinton
Ways and Means
Edward A. Wearin
Red Oak
Agriculture
John A. Walker
Williams
Martin Wiley
Cedar Rapids
George Scott
West Union
Charles S. van Eaton
Sioux City
J. T. Dykhouse
Rock Rapids
Earl Elijah
Clarence
D. C. Nolan
Iowa City
Jack Schroeder
Davenport
Joe Flatt
Winterset
Irving D. Long
Manchester
Vern Lisle
Clarinda
Richard Turner
Council Bluffs
Jacob Grimstead
Lake Mills
LeRoy Getting
Sanborn
Donald G. Beneke
Laurens
R. O. Burrows
Belle Plaine
Services Monday for Martin Sorensen 85
Martin H. Sorensen 85 longtime Center Point resident died Friday in a Cedar Rapids nursing home. Born in Lyrenkloster Denmark he came to the United States in 1897 and married Millie Franzs on March 23 1907. He was a member of the Masonic lodge. Survivors include son Fred of Cedar Rapids. Services Monday at 1 30 p m at Murdoch funeral home with burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call after noon Sunday.
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Center Point
Martin H. Sorensen
Cedar Rapids
Lygrenkloster
Denmark
U.S
Millie Franzs
Masonic Lodge
Fred
Murdoch
Cedar Memorial
Six Paroled in Sigourney Court
Six young men pled guilty in Keokuk county district court to larceny in the night time of property under 20 dollars. Judge L. R. Carson gave bench paroles and sentenced them to six months in the county jail with parole to the sheriff. Each faced a 15 dollar fine. Coble and McBride faced gasoline theft charges. Ladely Van Patten VanPatten and McDonald faced automobile parts theft charges.
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Sigourney
Keokuk County
L. R. Carson
Oskaloosa
Tommie McBride
Clifford L. Ladely
Gary Lee van Patten
Leonard Earl VanPatten
James Allen McDonald
Flames Destroy Big Keokuk Lumber Yard
A roaring fire lit the Keokuk sky early Saturday destroying the Independent Lumber Co. yard and office in downtown Keokuk. Fire crews fought the blaze amid smoke and heat as the plant burned heavily. Authority reports and local residents describe extensive damage to the facility and surrounding structures.
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Big Keokuk
Keokuk
Independent Lumber Co
Nine Retailers Face Hearing On Sales Tax Delinquencies
DES MOINES AP nine retailers must appear before the state tax commission January 21 to 25 to explain delinquencies in sales tax remittance and defend their tax permits. Some owe over 1,000 in quarterly taxes, with hearings aimed at potential permit revocation or bond requirements.
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Des Moines
State Tax Commission
Commission
X. T. Prentis
Donald Cunningham
Tax Commission
Cunningham
Prentis
Hedrick Father and Son Charged With Drug Offenses
Hedrick residents Robert B. Findley and his son Robert G. Findley were charged in a U.S. district information with illegally disposing of drugs. Judge Roy L. Stephenson gave them a week to plea and urged consulting counsel. They run the Square Deal Truck Stop at Hedrick and face seven and two counts respectively for dispensing drugs without prescriptions.
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DES Moines
Robert B. Findley
Robert G. Findley
Hedrick
U.S
Roy L. Stephenson
Findleys
Square Deal
Findley
Blast blamed on mentally unsound gambler in Hot Springs
An explosion at a gambling club and school in Hot Springs injures 11, with a large roof hole and three hospitalizations. Investigators lean toward a fanatic or deranged individual. motive unclear as the blast targets a training school for gambling operators. Authorities say gas buildup is unlikely.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Dane Harris
The
Park Realty Co
the Vapors
W. C. Struebling
Hot Springs
Want Ad Deadlines For Same Day Publication
The notice lists deadlines for want ads with weekdays at 1 a.m. for same day publication and Sunday by 5 p.m. on Saturday, indicating cutoff times for submissions.
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Want AD
Lost items and local services appear in neighborhood ad list
Classified notes include lost female dog near Route 1 North Liberty with contact numbers, lost keys with tag, and several local service offers. Also visible are sales pitches for tailoring at Stohl's, weight loss consultation, travel plans, driving help to Tucson, debt relief, Salvation Army pick up, mortgage investment ad, jewelry repair, nursing home vacancy, and printing services. Individual names include John K. Venneman and Walter Cerka with contact numbers.
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Milt
Stohl’s Tailor Shop
2Nd Ave
N.E
Imperial Health Studio
Phoenix
Sisters
Way of Texas
Walter Cerka
John K. Venneman
McKinley
St. SE
Salvation Army
Continental Mortgage Investment Company
Iowa City
Government Agents Buy at Truck Stop to Counter Drowsiness
They reported seven purchases by government agents at the truck stop. The items were intended to prevent drowsiness according to the account.
Tax service listings under “Why Move”
Classified brief advertising multiple tax services. Margaret Baird Income Tax Service at 1238 Ellis Blvd NW, Wright's Tax Service at 1207 32nd St NE, Allen-Graham Co. at 404 Guaranty Bldg, and home tax returns offered for $4 and up. Contact EM numbers provided.
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Margaret Baird
Ellis Blvd
Wright's Tax Service
32Nd St
Allen-Graham CO
Guaranty
Saturday 6 30 P M GI Seeks Personal Vengeance
A televised confrontation features GI pursuing personal vengeance against The Gallant Men on KCRG TV 9 at 6 30 P M. the clash promises high stakes and dramatic outcomes for the involved factions.
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Kcrg-Tv
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Sen. Mansfield
Mont
Charlie
Dysart
Johnson Ave
Christ
Israel
New Israel
America
Sieg Auto Supply
Shell Oil Station
Martin Sorensen
Sigourney Court
Town & Country Shopping
Arkansas
Gazette
Novak Monument CO
AAVE
Beagi
Wild Life Refuge
North Liberty
Roosevelt
29Th St. NW
Vicinity Alley
10Th St
A Ave. N.E
Tucson
Ariz
Siegel’s
Irene’s
Dows
Reserve Life
Regina Huff
Sharon Fischer
Gene Norman
Encore
Beacon Lounge
Lisbon
Best Butterfly Cafe
Draport Inn
Ely
Leo Siedel
Hatch & Brookman Co
Bob Reynolds
Milo Voret
J. R. Howe
CONTR
Kelsey
16Th Ave. S.W
Ed Simon
John Fields
Merritt
Ronnie
LFARS
Harry
F. W. J. Lyman
Heck
Lyle Godfrey
Fiowere Cortine
Bob Waddington
H & R Block CO
3Rd Ave
Bill Hale
Federal
GOR
St. N.E
Lee’s Tax Service
Myers
Timates
M. L. Hale
Cedar Ar Rapids
Doll House Nursery
Dial
Monroe
Erses
6Th Ave. S.E
Collins
Old
Marion Rd
St. Dr. SE
Thomas Park
Ohio Oil Company
S. A. Sears
American Lubricants Co
Daytona
Ohio
A. Milver Horn
West Branch
Rte
Twin Towers
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