Johnson aims to push wage and unemployment bills first
President Johnson plans to advance minimum wage and unemployment compensation legislation before organized labor’s favored Taft Hartley reform. A top aide warns Section 14B repeal remains a politically and economically real concern, though a spring proposal is possible.
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Washington
Johnson
Organized Labor
Congress
Chinchilla Assn
Iowa
Sadi Breeders’ Assn
Eee
Adinistration
R.E.C
Marian
Afl-Cio
Indoor Sports Club Meeting Sunday at YMCA Keen Teen Room
City briefs list a Sunday 2 pm indoor sports club meeting in the Keen Teen room of the YMCA. Other items note a $55 bond forfeiture by John Claeys for disorderly conduct after municipal court absence, and ads about labor topics and local services.
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YMCA
John Claeys
Cottage Grove
Avenue SE
Anamosa Rites For Oscar Story
Special to The Gazette Oscar H. tory 68 formerly a state parole agent died in Fontana California He moved to California November 19 He retired January 1 after sick leave He first became a parole officer March 1 1946 He served 24 counties then Linn Benton and Jones counties A Wyoming native he lived in Anamosa many years He taught in public schools 12 years including nine years as superintendent at Lost Nation He was World War I veteran Survivors include wife Bess three daughters eight grandchildren Services Monday at 1 30 p m at Goettsch funeral home
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Oscar H.tory
Fontana
Calif
California
Linn
Benton
Jones
Wyoming
Fore
Lost Nation
Bess
Carl Gustafson
Richard Jack
Yucupa
Robert Pruitt
Pasadena
Goettsch
Tay
Rapids Chevrolet reports parts stolen in lot theft
Rapids Chevrolet reports parts stolen from three cars at the 800 block of Shaver Road NE storage lot. A carburetor was stolen from one car an air cleaner and distributor taken from another and a carburetor air cleaner and distributor from a third. Loss estimated at 250 dollars.
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Rapids
Chevrolet New
Shaver Road
Soviet backing for Turks told in Istanbul visit
A visiting delegation from the Soviet parliament reportedly told Turkish leaders that the Soviet Union supports Turkey's plan for a federated Cyprus. The report from Istanbul cites high level officials as the source.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Cyprus
Plans Set for Inaugural of Gov Hughes Des Moines
About 900 invited spectators will watch Iowa Governor Harold Hughes and Lt. Governor Robert Fulton take office Thursday in the state capitol. The 1 pm ceremony in the house chamber will be broadcast to the senate chamber via closed circuit TV with four TV outlets airing the event. Bishop James S. Thomas will give the invocation, and Bishop Ralph Hayes will give the benediction. Hughes will begin a second two year term after taking the oath from Chief Justice Theodore G Garfield at 1:15 pm. A concert by the Old Gold Singers of the University of Iowa will follow.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Robert Fulton
Capitol
Senate
James S. Thomas
Iowa
Ralph Hayes
Davenport
Hughes
Fulton
Theodore G. Garfield
Iowa Supreme Court
Old Gold Singers
University of Iowa
Lex Hawkins
Forest Evashevski
Iowa City
Highway Commission
Harry J. Bradley, Jr
E. B. Smith
Ames
Charles L. Davis
Liene Tova
Dwight Jensen
Desi
Moines
Editor of Ladies Home Journal quits amid resignations
Davis Thomas, editor of the Ladies Home Journal, resigned Thursday becoming the third Curtis Publishing Co. executive to quit within a month. The shakeup signals turmoil at the magazine group as leadership changes continue.
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Palau EA
Davis Thomas
The
Ladies Home Journal
Curtis Publishing Co
Iowa City Chamber Meet Set for January 28
Iowa City plans for the Chamber of Commerce annual membership meeting were announced. Seventeen committee chairmen were appointed by Clark Houghton, the new president, at a Friday board meeting. The meeting is scheduled for January 28 at Memorial Union and will begin at 6 p.m. Public attendance is limited to members.
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Iowa City
Iowa City Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Clark Houghton
Board of Directors
Memorial Union
Head On Crash Kills One Near Manchester
A fogbound head on collision on Highway 20 west of Manchester at about 5 p.m. Thursday killed Raymond Oberfoell, 73, and injured his wife Anna, 58, and James Howie, 40. Oberfoell’s car, going east, collided with Howie’s westbound vehicle after Howie attempted to pass a gas truck driven by Tyg Sorensen, 53. The truck carried 75,000 gallons of gasoline but sustained only minor damage and no fire was reported. Oberfoell and Howie were hospitalized with multiple injuries. Anna Oberfoell and others were noted for severe injuries.
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Manchester
Raymond Ober Ifoeil
Anna
James Howie
Garner
Gary Munson
Howie
Oberfoell
Tyggo Sorensen
Oelwein
Sorensen
Kaybee
Edgar
Eva
Manchester Hospital
Xavier Pree
Ante Parts
Dubuque
Vege
Alty
Cedar Rapids Bookkeeping J
Uni-Service
Theodore DeForest
Iversity Hospital
Iowa City
Jewelry Theft and Hospital Charges Tangle with Police Action
A chaotic transcript shows stolen gems linked to a hospital patient at Kennedy airport and a suspect Kuhn under arrest. Payments to multiple hospitals and firms appear in a list as authorities pursue suspects, offer immunity deals, and coordinate transfer to the district attorney.
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Miami
Myst
Tery
Frc
Hogan
Filibuster Fight Delayed To March In Senate Clash
Washington UPI reports the senate postponed action on the anti filibuster rule to March 9. Leaders from opposing sides met in a backstage huddle to push the controversy to the Rules Committee while eyeing the upcoming inauguration and the session’s organization.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Municipal Court Judgements List with Amounts
Local court records show multiple civil claims and judgments including J A Ritchie versus William Barnes for 49 dollars, Cenary Cob Co versus Richard Dankert for 222.53, Dealers Supply Co versus Wayne Hazel Yardley for 7222, Belfer Narber versus Lavern Wiedemeyer for 72, Carl Janecek versus Fred and Maxine Whitney for 840.43, Butterfield Electric versus Orville Lafferty for 633.44, Boner Radio and Television versus Jack Robertson for 10, and Dan Hunter doing business as Cedar Employment versus Glen.
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William Barnes
Cenary Cob Co
Richard
Dankert
Dealers Supply Co
Wayne Land Hazel Yardley
Belfer Narber
Lavern
Wiedemeyer
Carl Janecek
Fred
Maxine Whitney
Butterfield Electric
Orville L. Lafferty
Boner
Jack Robertson
Dan Hunter
Cedar Employment
Glen
Fog causes driver to misread tracks in Cedar Rapids
Harold A. Miller of 422 First St SW mistook Fourth street tracks for a street Thursday night. His car stalled about 20 feet north of Second Ave as an approaching switch engine stopped to avoid collision. A wrecker freed the vehicle. Miller, a recent retiree from Maquoketa, explained the incident to police.
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Cedar Rapids
Harold A. Miller
First Street
Fourth Street
First Avenue E
Miller
Second Avenue
Maquoketa
Unannounced Romanian Minister Tours U.S. During Holidays
State department officials disclosed that Romanian Foreign Minister Manescu conducted an unannounced and nearly unnoticed U.S. visit over the Christmas holidays.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Manescu
U.S
Executive and Finance Committees See Power Shifts
The text notes changes within the executive and finance committees while an individual remains on the company's board as a director, indicating shifting governance roles without full departure from leadership.
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Cogamittees
Driver, 62, Injured in Two-Car Collision
John Bruna Jr age 62 of 1816 L Street SW suffered a back injury in a Thursday two car crash in the 100 block of First Avenue W. He was listed in fairly good condition at St Luke's hospital. Marilyn Kay Fayram age 22 of 403 Sixth Street SW was charged with following too closely.
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John Bruna, Jr
L Street
First Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bruna
Marilyn
Kay Fayram
Sixth Street
Catholics Back Johnson on Research to Fight Overpopulation
Seoul dispatch reports South Korea will send about 2,000 noncombat troops to Vietnam as part of aid to the anti commun ist war. Monsignor John Knott of the National Catholic Welfare Conference says Catholics may back basic research into reproductive physiology if not used to push contraception. He cautions against tying the issue to an emotional approach to overpopulation and resources while noting the church’s stance against contraception remains firm.
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Johnson
John Knott
Family Life Bureau
National Catholic Welfare Conference
U. S
Avrodan
Knott
Opin- Seoul
UPI
Southlion
Atti- Korea
Vietnam
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