Hughes declines to sponsor special liquor bill in Iowa
Governor Harold Hughes announced at his first formal news conference that he will not sponsor a special liquor by the drink bill. He favors local licensure and enforcement, considers some form of dram shop provisions, and favors limited implied consent components. He indicated a possible property tax relief tax mix but did not rule out a sales tax rise if necessary.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Dock Strike Eases As Mediation Board Proposes Pay Rise
Kennedy asks mediation board to press for settlement of the East coast dock strike. Longshoremen accept a 39 cent an hour two year package with 24 cents immediate wage boosts, paving the way for broader settlement across Southeast and Gulf ports.
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Bulletin Washington
UPI
Kennedy Monday
Special Mediation Board
Norfolk
Gulf
Boy, 6, Testifies In Arrest Case
Carl Amos Kilmer aged 6 testified that his father did not cut fences and that he was not frightened when questioned by a sheriff about fence cutting incidents. The hearing opened in Poweshiek county district court as part of a $10,000 damage suit by Harry Kilmer against Sheriff William Welsh and Herbert Haas.
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Montezuma
UPI
Carl Amos Kilmer
Poweshiek County
William Welsh
Herbert Haas
Guernsey
Brooklyn
Harry Kilmer
Carl
National Farmers Organization
Two Trains Collide Injuring Hundreds in Philadelphia Crash
At a Mid city station the Reading railroad commuter train rammed a local train, injuring about 200 with 93 hospitalized by officials and reports varying. Two girls trapped in wreckage required rescue while a second shuttle train, due to a transit strike, plowed into the crowd.
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Reading Railroad
Savena Brunetti
iTenth
Spring Garden Street
Jenkintown
Chestnut Hill
Mary Day
Ipanic
Family Escapes Death in Fame-Filled C. R. Home
Mrs. Donald Kray credits intuition with saving five lives after carbon monoxide from a blocked chimney filled their 1923 Ninth Street NW home. The couple and three children were hospitalized. Mr. Kray remained in fair condition while the rest recovered at the Pinkertons’ residence.
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Donald Kray
Twentieth Street NW
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Donna
Sandra
Stanley
Mr. Kray
Gromyko Sets Limit on On-Site Inspections
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko told reporters that three on-site inspections per year are the limit the Soviet Union will accept in a nuclear test ban agreement and urged France to participate. He aligned with Premier Khrushchev’s letters to President Kennedy but spoke less definitively to reporters than to diplomats.
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Gromyko
Soviet Union
France
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Dog Escapes Guard Fire Through Berlin Wall
A dog leaped through the Berlin wall wire into East Berlin on Monday and a East German border guard fired three shots but missed. The dog then hurried back to West Berlin.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
East Berlin
West Berlin
Miss Diane Boitman Named National Miss Methodist Student Nurse 1963
Miss Diane Boitman a senior at St Luke s School of Nursing and native of Latvia has been named national Miss Methodist Student Nurse of 1963. The story and picture appear on page 8 of the St Luke s coverage.
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St. Luke’s School of Nursing
Diane Boitman
St. Luke’s
Latvia
Taking Over Of Katanga At an End
U.N. forces entered Kolwezi marking a near end to the Katanga reintegration, with Brig. Reginald Noronha welcomed by President Tshombe. The U.N. task force moved in peacefully, while a Katangan peace delegation met near Pumpi. No shots were fired as civilians watched the advance.
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Kolwezi
U.N
Congo
Reginald Noronha
Moise Tshombe
Noronha
Pumpi
Tshombe
Paalabe River
Cedar Rapids records 19 below in frigid Iowa cold snap
The winter freeze grips Iowa with Cedar Rapids at 19 below, the coldest Jan 21 in city history. Other towns report 22 to 28 below, with Waukon Decorah Elkader and Anamosa among the deep freezes. Forecasters expect mixed relief tonight with rising winds and a new snow risk spreading across western Iowa.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Iowa Falls
Council Bluffs
Kennedy urges lawmakers to cut taxes to spur growth
President Kennedy forecast moderate 1963 gains and urged Congress to cut taxes. He proposed reducing individual income taxes on July 1 and cutting corporate taxes from 30 to 22 percent on the first 25 000 of income retroactive to January 1. He warned lawmakers that inaction could worsen the budget.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Monticello teen suffers frozen feet after car breakdown
Dale Schafer, 17, of Monticello, walked from Sixteenth Avenue and Sixth Street SW to 932 Twentieth Avenue SW, freezing feet and ears. He was hospitalized at Mercy after staying with friends at the address. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schafer of Monticello.
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Dale Schafer
Monticello
Twentieth Avenue
Sixteenth Avenue
Sixth Street
Schafer
Mercy
Ernest Schafer
Strike Benefits Deplete Funds
Nine unions pay nearly 1 million weekly in strike benefits to more than 15,000 idle workers in New York as nine major dailies remain closed. Benefit rates vary by union from 30 to 120 dollars, with Deliverers Union offering no pay. Some income comes from out of town newspaper sales, while unions borrow to sustain benefits.
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Gulf
Twin
Kennedy
NEW York
Deliverers
American Newspaper Guild
Cleveland
Industrial Department
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers
Bertram Powers
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