Television Today Sees Soviet View Of Kennedy Through Jaffe
ABC Moscow correspondent Sam Jaffe offers a window on Soviet thoughts during a taped evaluation of Kennedy. He notes youth and guts as admired traits, discusses Moscow life, and outlines future work including a Closeup on Soviet women. Jaffe also comments on Russian TV growth and attitudes toward Khrushchev and Kosygin.
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Governor Erbe outlines 1963 legislative goals and record
The governor reviews a two year tenure, praises tax and education gains, and proposes reforms including a single administrator utility commission, a local government liaison, and a permanent code revision office. He highlights progress in education, health, highways, agriculture, and military affairs.
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Keep Vote Secrecy In Senate Committee
In Des Moines the Republican controlled senate Ways and Means Committee rejected a Democratic bid to publish member votes. The committee will release only the total vote after executive session with no individual disclosure. Senator Eugene Hill and Senator Orval Walter backed the move. Senator David Shaff said the change should apply to the entire senate.
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Long-serving staff awarded certificates at ceremony
Certificates were presented to 1,282 employees with over 25 years of service during the last two years, honoring longtime dedication and loyalty to the organization.
Marines recruit three Cedar Rapids area men
Three Cedar Rapids area men Warren D. Miller David V. Williams and Thomas E. Lahmon were to report to the San Diego recruit depot Tuesday to begin active duty in the marine corps. Miller aged 18 Williams 18 and Lahmon 19 had enlisted earlier under the delayed active duty program.
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Iowa Amendment To Legalize Bingo Fails To Pass This Session
A proposed constitutional amendment to legalize bingo under defined conditions was introduced in the Iowa Senate on Tuesday by Sens. Han sen Brown and Cowden. The measure would allow licensing and regulation of bingo games by charitable and religious groups and veterans organizations with federal charters, pending approval by the legislature this session, in 1965, and then by voters.
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Emmetsburg
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Guthrie Center
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Iowa alibi law at issue in Stump McManus appeal
The Iowa Supreme Court split over alibi proof as defense McManus urged a lenient standard, contrasting Judge Moore's instruction in Stump's trial that the defendant must prove alibi by a preponderance of evidence. Justice Snell defended the law as logical while Thornton dissented citing presumption of innocence and 1881 precedent.
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Riley Seeks Time Rules Change on Money Bills
Des Moines Rep. Tom Riley with 14 co authors plans an amendment to require ten days before consideration of all appropriations bills and three days for any amendments. The measure will be offered when the house takes up temporary rules.
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Railway Express seeks route in eastern Iowa
The Railway Express Agency asked permission to operate a motor freight route between Oelwein Sumner Fredericksburg Readlyn and Tripoli Iowa. The Iowa Commerce Commission set a Feb 14 hearing at the Bremer county auditor's office in Waverly to consider the application.
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Misfit soldiers man fort in face of impending Indian attack
A tense frontier scene unfolds as misfit soldiers fortify their position amid the threat of an Indian assault near Wagon Train. Reports describe improvised defense and growing anxiety among garrison leaders.
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Lipsky Named as Jane Boyd House Board President
Norman Lipsky is slated to succeed Marshall Hardesty as president of the Jane Boyd Community House board of directors. Officers up for re election include Mrs. W. R. Boyd and Miss Marian Hunting. vice president to be filled by Mrs. Carl Kesler. A volunteer typist is sought after Eleanora Kozel broke a leg. contact Miss Elizabeth Bender at 366-0431.
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Jane Boyd
Carl Kesler
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Weather Update Blankets Iowa As Snow Drifts Spread
Light snow moved across southern Iowa with Carroll receiving one inch Boone half inch and Cedar Rapids six tenths. Overnight lows plunge to 10 to 20 below in the northeast and near zero to 5 below elsewhere. Highs Wednesday expected from zero to 5 below northeast to 5 above southeast. Roads near normal along the Onawa to Burlington corridor with some packed snow in sheltered areas.
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Former Cornell Educator Jessie Coleman Dies in New Jersey
Mrs. Jessie Coleman 79 an educator tied to Cornell college Mount Vernon Iowa for 30 years died at Van Dyk nursing home Ridgewood New Jersey Born Elwood Iowa daughter of educator William Wilcox She graduated Cornell college 1908 married Lester Coleman 1909 widowed 1916 head resident of dormitories at Cornell 1923 1954 taught Mount Vernon public schools Survived by son Lester Coleman Kalamazoo Michigan and daughter Marjorie Baker Glen Rock Funeral services private in Ridgewood with memorial at Mount Vernon Methodist Church Saturday
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Final Pre Trial Conferences Set
Four final pre trial conferences against the United States are scheduled for February 14 in Cedar Rapids federal court. The Eastern Dubuque division cases include Marie E Nesler vs USA at 9 am and Ben W and Madge I Mouw vs USA at 10 30 am followed by Cedar Valley Produce Co vs USA at 1 30 pm and Decorah Produce Co vs USA at 3 pm.
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Marie E. Nesler
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Dahl Confirmed As State Industrial Commissioner
The Iowa Senate confirmed Harry Dahl of Des Moines as state industrial commissioner to fill the vacancy created by the death of Warren Huebner. The confirmation followed an executive session after the nomination was put forward by retiring Gov. Norman Erbe.
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Reds Congress on Telstar Opens East German Meeting
Television viewers in the United States watched the opening of the East German communist party congress via Telstar, the first communications satellite, marking a historic broadcast reach.
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Walker Hospitalized After Auto Accident
Charles J. Walker, 51, of 650 Thirtieth Street Drive SE, was admitted to St Luke's hospital with a neck injury from a Saturday two car crash at Fourth Ave and Tenth Street SE. Walker’s northbound car was rear struck while waiting for a green light. The other driver was Cal Markham, 54, of 209 Twelfth Avenue SE, charged with failure to have his vehicle under control.
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Three-Car Collision At Eighteenth Street Intersection
No injuries reported in a three car crash Monday afternoon at Eighteenth street and Higley avenue SE. Participants were Kaye Kubovec, 20, of 161 Sixteenth avenue SW and Ralph W. Johnson, 54, of 1829 Fifth avenue SE. Kubovec’s northbound vehicle hit Johnson’s eastbound car, sending Johnson into a parked car owned by Virgil Falconer, 1751 Higley avenue SE. No charges were filed.
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Man Fined For Killing Neighbor’s Dog in Decatur
Donald King was ordered to pay $1,350 in damages for killing his neighbor Fred Shroyer’s Bassett hound. Shroyer testified King lured the dog into his yard last Easter with meat on a string through a fence and then shot the animal.
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Nolte Found Guilty Of Leaving The Scene
John C. Nolte twenty of Newhall was found guilty in municipal court of leaving the scene of an accident without making his identity known. Judge Loren Hullinger Jr fined Nolte thirty five dollars and costs for an incident alleged December twenty seventh. Paulette Carbaugh of Atkins filed the complaint.
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Midwest shivers as Arctic cold breaks records
Sub-zero Arctic siege blanks the Midwest with readings far below zero from Montana to Michigan. Black River Falls hits 50 below, Lone Rock -44, Minneapolis-St Paul -32, Milwaukee -23, Chicago -12, Lansing -12, with record lows for the date in Minneapolis-St Paul Milwaukee and Lansing.
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