Erbe says goodbye outlines Iowa reforms in swan song
Gov Norman Erbe closed eight years in office with a 11 point program for state government. He urged merit appointments and longer terms, urged annual budget sessions, and called for property revaluation for fair state aid. He left an estimated 20 998 000 in the treasury as of June 30.
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Des Moines
Norman Erbe
Iowa
Ernor Harold Hughes
Erbe
Executive Council
Agriculture
Supreme Court
Tshombe capitulates and backs U.N. reunification plan
Moise Tshombe announced he will cooperate with the U N and end Katanga secession while urging amnesty for himself and followers. U N Secretary General Thant welcomed the move as Leopoldville faces riot at the British embassy with police and UN aid blocking a student protest.
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Leopoldville
Moise Tshombe
U.N
U Thant
Katanga
Kolwezi
Tshombe
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Robert Gardiner
Ghana
Derek Riches
Liquor Bill Prospects in Iowa Legislature Noted
A report outlines a proposed liquor bill with chances in the Iowa legislature and mentions a schedule of inaugural events on page 5. Frank Nye provides legislative notes on page 4.
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Iowa
Frank Nye
Defense Request To Top 52 Billion For Kennedy Proposal
President Kennedy will send Congress a proposal for more than 52 billion dollars in new defense appropriations, a plan disclosed Tuesday. The request aims to bolster military readiness and fund weapons programs amid ongoing national security concerns.
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Defense
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Man fined after stealing bus during cold wave
Bristol England Hugh Love was fined 159.60 for stealing a bus from a depot after missing the last bus home during a severe cold spell.
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Bristol
England
UPI
Hugh Love
Senate Filibuster Fight Divides on Time Limits
Senate opened a clash over two proposals to curb filibusters. Anderson would require a three-fifths vote to impose a debate limit, while Humphrey’s substitute would let a simple majority set one. The dispute pits Democratic leaders against Southern opposition as a weeks‑long battle looms.
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Russell
D-Ga
Right
Robertson
D-Va
Washington
Senate
Sen
Anderson
D-N.m
Humphrey
D-Minn
Dva
Dirksen
Common Market Bulwark Against Commies
Osmond A. Jackson, speaking at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon, called the European Common Market a bulwark against communism and a potential dividend from the Marshall Plan. He cited a 300,000,000 regional market and projected U.S. growth to 270,000,000 by 1975, noting only a small share of trade would be affected.
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Jackson
Foreign Trade Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
United States
Ulbricht Defends Soviet Cuba Policy at Communist Meeting
East German leader Walter Ulbricht urged world communists to continue building on Cuba and oppose Red China's critiques. With Khrushchev present, he credited Khrushchev with averting nuclear war and suggested U.N. flags replace NATO in West Berlin while recognizing East German sovereignty on access routes.
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William L. Ryan
Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
Khrushchev
Red China
Kennedy
East Germany
Communist Party Congress
Ulbricht
U.N
NATO
West Berlin
Court reporters pay in Cedar Rapids tied to time worked
A city attorney’s opinion to the Cedar Rapids municipal court says reporters should be paid only for time actually engaged in defined duties such as reporting Class A civil cases or Class B cases with advance fees. Daily records and proper documentation are urged to support mandatory audits.
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Cedar Rapids
Bill Eads
Eads
Conviction In Murder Is Upheld
The Iowa supreme court in a 5 to 3 ruling upheld Ronald Stump of Keokuk in a second degree murder conviction for the slaying of his former girlfriend’s fiancé. Stump, free on bond since 1961, plans a rehearing request. he remains at liberty pending action.
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Jackson
Supreme Court
Ronald Stump
Keokuk
J. Riley McManus
Stump
University of Iowa
Polk County
McManus
High Court
Bruce Snell
Ida Grove
C. Edwin Moore
Des Moines
Leanna Jean Skultery
Daly
Ron
Mike
Decorah Faces Deep Freeze As Iowa Records Slashed
Northeast Iowa endures one of the coldest stretches on record with Decorah at 38 below zero and other towns posting subzero readings. Anamosa, Cresco, McGregor, Cedar Rapids and Waterloo all record lows as high pressure shifts cause ups and downs. Schools close and late buses prompt districts to delay openings while residents cope with brutal temperatures. A Luther College student bets sleep outside to prove the cold.
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Anamosa
Cresco
McGregor
Elkader
Postville
Oelwein
West Union
Waukon
Manchester
Independence
Iowa
Decorah
Grover
Tom Artes
Britt
Luther College
Lumped Worries Joke Hits Therapist Beat
A man visits a psychiatrist and jokes that he wants to lump all his nagging little worries into one big complex to finish them off. The quip showcases a light, witty take on seeking mental relief.
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By Bruce Fishwild
Osmond A. Jackson
International Department
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Chicago
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Snell
Theodore G. Garfield
Ames
G. K. Thompson
Henry K. Peterson
Council Bluffs
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Chariton
T. Eugene Thornton
Waterloo
Robert Larson
Iowa City
Norman Hays
Knoxville
Michael Daly
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Ernest Livesind
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Ting
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