Des Moines Delegation in 33rd Senate District
Des Moines reports that the 33rd district comprising Buchanan and Delaware counties is represented by three Republicans: Sen. Irving D. Long, a Manchester lawyer and former mayor, serving his seventh term with president pro tempore duties. Rep. Kenneth L. Parker, a Lamont farmer, in his first term. and Rep. James E. Patton, a Manchester farmer, in his second term. The article lists each member’s committee assignments including Longs chairs and Parker and Patton’s vice chairs and panels on agriculture, education, roads, and more.
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Des Moines
Buchanan
Delaware
Irving D. Long
Manchester
Kenneth L. Parker
Lamont Farmer
Buchanan County
James E. Patton
Manchester Farm
Sen. Long
Senate
Halaby To Test Electra Himself
Santa Monica Calif AP The new FAA chief Najeeb Halaby will test fly the Lockheed Electra to verify modifications and reassure the public and himself that the plane meets required conditions during the investigation. He plans to fly the aircraft up to and beyond the public flight limits.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Federal Aviation Agency
Najeeb Halaby
Live Power Line Hampers Water Service Return
A major water main break in downtown Manhattan disrupted utilities after a 48 inch line burst at 27th Street and Fifth Avenue. Electric and phone service were knocked out as live underground wires interfered with restoration efforts, forcing hotel and office closures in Lower Midtown and Greenwich Village. Water partially restored Tuesday but full service delayed by dangerous, unidentified live lines.
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27Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Midtown
Greenwich Village
Lower West Side
Belgium Hit by Railroad Strike
Charleroi area, center of a month-long austerity protest, was hit again as several hundred railroad workers walked off the job in protest against the transfer policy.
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Belgium
Charlerot
Charleroi
Brussells
Williams Ball Okayed By Senate Committee
WASHINGTON AP The senate foreign relations committee approved the nominations of former Michigan Gov G Mennen Williams and George W Ball for top state department jobs. Kennedy named Ball undersecretary of state for economic affairs and Williams assistant secretary for African affairs.
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Williams
Ball
Senate
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Igan
G. Mennen Williams
George W. Ball
Kennedy
Department
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Telephone, Telegraph and Express
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Fish and Game
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Bernard Lansky
Ladies’ Home Journal
Cedar Rapids
Alice
Don Bruns
January Journal
Iowa
America
Curtis Magazine
Halaby
Electra
New York
Manhattan
al Evans
TV 9
Ford
Second Street
Blouse
Spacemaker
FLO
Ries
3Rd Ave
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