Foes Claim Ballots To Oust Burch In GOP Split
AP dispatch from Washington reports that Republican foes push to remove National Chairman Dean Burch and install Ray Bliss while Burch vows to stay and help build a two party system. Weather notes and politics mingle as cold front moves through Iowa and other states.
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G.O.P
Ray Bliss
National Press Club
Bliss
Ohio
Spencer
Sioux City
Mason City
Burlington
DeAngelis Plea Change in $100 Million Oil Conspiracy Case
Anthony DeAngelis, a bankrupt vegetable oil magnate, shifted his plea on Friday from not guilty to guilty on three counts of an 18 count federal indictment involving a $100 million conspiracy. He also pled guilty to a new conspiracy charge and waived a grand jury hearing. Judge Wortendyke asked about any promises, and DeAngelis replied that none were made.
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Anthony Dei Angelis
Max Reusch
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Waterloo
Allied
Refining Corp
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Readlyn
Hiss
Retrial Granted in 1920 Death Penalty Case
Akron AP report says Dunlap, who lived 44 years and avoided sentencing after escaping during a holdup murder trial, won a new trial. Judge Colopy vacated the death verdict, citing the defendant’s right to a transcript and constitutional rights, ruling no successor judge could uphold the verdict without it.
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Dunlap
Stephen Colopy
Viet Students Press for Huong Ouster in Nha Trang
Nearly 1,000 students marched through the coastal city of Nha Trang demanding the ouster of Prime Minister Tran Van Huong. After surrounding the provincial chief’s house they gathered in the main square. troops moved in and broke up the protest, with one student reported arrested.
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Winter Storm Looms Over Iowa With Freezing Drizzle
Winter weather heads into Iowa as snow falls in the northwest and north, while freezing drizzle slicks central highways. Winds reach up to 35 mph from the northwest, creating icy road conditions and a looming mess for motorists.
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Wa News
Iowa
Temperature spread across plains hits seventy degrees
The Associated Press reported an early Friday temperature spread of 70 degrees between Manhattan Kansas and Dickinson North Dakota, a distance of about 600 miles. It was 63 at Manhattan and seven below at Dickinson.
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Icy Northeast Iowa Highways Trigger Multiple Crashes
A Friday morning ice coating on highways in northeast Iowa led to several single-vehicle wrecks. Emergency responders reported slick conditions and urged motorists to slow down and avoid travel if possible. Local police investigated the incidents and cautioned drivers about lingering black ice.
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First Negro Secretary to Iowa Senator Ely
Linn County Senator-elect John M. Ely Jr will appoint Des Moines resident Charm aine Thompson as his legislative secretary, making her the first Black person to hold a secretary post for an Iowa senator. Two Black lawmakers were elected last fall to the House, but none has served as a senator or secretary before.
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Des Moines
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House of Representatives
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James H. Jackson
Waterloo
Nuclear Games MERNBERG Simulated Nuclear Maneuvers
UPI reports the United States and West German armies conducted simulated nuclear maneuvers in Bavaria on Thursday. The exercise involved joint forces and studied deployment and control concepts amid tensions in the NATO alliance.
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Ten Arrested After Blast at Meg House in Abbeyleix
Police arrested 10 men after a 20 mile car chase early Friday following an explosion that shattered windows at Princess Margaret's Irish holiday mansion in Abbeyleix.
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Gems of India sapphire stolen in Miami heist lands in headlines
New York police traced the IRA linked jewel theft to a Miami bus station locker where a waterlogged bag held the Time of India sapphire and other stones. Nine of the 24 stones were recovered, including the famous DeLong ruby was missing. Joseph Breu reported on the pursuit, arrests, and ongoing investigation as KUHN and associates fled to Miami then back to New York. The De Vesci estate and Abbeyleix were points of interest in Ireland amid IRA activity aimed at Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon.
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Staton
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Bandits Kill 9 Soldiers and One Child in Simatoca Attack
In Simatoca, a mountain village, terrorists armed with machine guns killed nine soldiers and a child and sacked the city hall, government reports said Thursday.
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Simatoca
Khrushchev in Retirement Bitter Yet Comfortable Life
Khrushchev, aged 70, lives in Usovo after his fall, rejecting a Lenin Hills apartment and enjoying a comfortable country retreat with state support. He receives a maximum pension for distinguished citizens plus a family allowance, rents-free use of Usovo, five state staff, and a chauffeured car, while avoiding public interviews. He hunts in the dacha woods, oversees a small farm, and spends time with his wife, grandchildren, and trusted relatives and aides.
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Russia
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