Marion Chamber to Hold Annual Banquet Next Tuesday
Marion Chamber of Commerce plans its annual banquet Tuesday at 6 45 in the Town House. 140 tickets sold. J W Rowe Waterloo business executive to be keynote speaker and J Robert Bunn to speak on Industrial Development Corp. Master of ceremonies will be 1965 president Bob L Gibbs who will pass the gavel to incoming president Chester R Bullis.
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Marion Chamber of Commerce
Town House
J. W. Rowe
Waterloo
J. Robert Bunn
Industrial Development Corp
Bob L. Gibbs
Chester R. Bullis
Repeal of 14 B Right to Work Could Bring 15 Million
Charles Bailey of the National Right to Work Committee told a Des Moines audience that repealing Taft Hartley Section 14 B would cost 250 000 workers their shield against compulsory unionism and drag them into unions. At $60 per year per person the lost rights could yield about 15 million for unions, he said. He praised Iowa lawmakers who blocked repeal and forecast Democrats may abandon their 1964 pledge to seek repeal.
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DES Moines
National
Charles W. Bailey
Washington
Iowa
Bailey
Marengo Farmer James Kenney Dead in Apparent Self-Harm
James Reginald Kenney 63 died at his Marengo area farm home from a gunshot. Iowa County Medical Examiner Dr. Burns Byram ruled death by own action. Services set for Tuesday at 1 30 p m at St Martin s Lutheran Koszta cemetery burial Hoover Valentine funeral home in charge. Survivors include wife daughter Mrs Michael Hickey Fairfax mother Mrs J W Kenney one brother Lyle Phoenix two sisters Dolores Engelberg Marengo and Gladys Fry Chicago.
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Marengo
James Reginald Kenney
Iowa
Burns Byram
Kenney
St. Martin’s Lutheran Church
Koszta
Hoover-Valentine Funeral Home
Michael Hickey
Fairfax
J. W. Kenney
Lyle
Phoenix
Dolores Engelberg F
Gladys Fry
Chicago
Kentucky teachers plan one day walkout for higher pay
Kentucky's 29 000 teachers vote to strike on February 3 calling for raises up to 900 dollars. The Kentucky Education Association warns of statewide sanctions if salary demands are not met, while Governor Breathitt favors local taxes and budgeted raises up to 400 dollars.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
The
Kentucky Education Assn
Edward T. Breathitt
U.S
Breathitt
Fayette County
Blue Grass Country
G. S. Potts
House of Representatives
John Young Brown
Lexington
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
State Commerce Department
State Capitol
Oklahoma
Utah
National Education Assn
Shostakovich May Visit London to Cheer Soviet Soccer Team
Soviet composer Shostakovich says he might travel to London in July to support the national soccer squad at the world championships. He plans to join officials and fans, with expectations for a joyful visit if schedules permit.
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Shostakovich
London
Hoffa Recovery From Flu Good
Teamsters President James R. Hoffa was reported making good progress recovering from flu Monday. He was at Georgetown University Hospital for treatment and his semi annual medical checkup, an aide said.
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Washington
UPI
James R. Hoffa
Georgetown University Hospital
Mr Business Man Advertises Daily in Want Ads
A brief puzzled line urges the business man to make sales every day by placing advertisements in the daily want ads. The note emphasizes consistent promotion as key to steady revenue.
Parker to Stay in Demo Race Against Hughes
Des Moines businessman James N. Parker confirms he will seek the Democratic nomination for governor, challenging Gov. Harold Hughes who announced a third term. Parker says he decided to run before Hughes’ entry and will advocate on issues he sees as wrong with the governor’s approach.
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Parker
Hughes
Gazette
Des Moines
James N. Parker
Harold Hughes
Parker Criticizes Media and Term Length Debate in Iowa
Parker denounced heavy news coverage of the governor, arguing it favors Hughes. He defended his bid for governor while noting political spending by parties aims to jam candidates into office. He challenged Hughes' six year tenure demand and two year terms for lawmakers.
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Parker
Iowa
Hughes
Des Moines Woman Killed Crossing East Grand
Enid Kitty Larson about 60 of Des Moines was struck by a car and killed Monday while crossing East Grand avenue near the Iowa Historical building.
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Des Moines
Enid Kitty Larson
East Grand Avenue
Iowa Historical Building
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