Iowa Council of Churches Opposes Liquor-by-Drink
At Des Moines meeting the council’s 13 Protestant delegations approved a four part resolution opposing liquor-by-the-drink while Episcopal Bishop Gordon V. Smith supported legalization with strict controls. The plan backs implied consent testing, enforcing liquor laws, and tighter club dispensing rules. No stand on Sunday sales or school bus rides. About 170 clergymen attended.
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Des Moines
Episcopal Church
Council
Gordon V. Smith
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J. O. Nelson
Gantt Enters Clemson Amid Anticipated Calm In Charleston
Harvey Gantt set to register Monday at Clemson College becoming the first Black student to enter the all white institution. He arrives with his father and will stay in a campus dorm assigned room as classes begin. Federal officials say no marshals will be sent and state authorities handle matters locally.
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S.C
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Gantt
Clemson
Iowa State
Ames
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Joe Sherman
John C. Calhoun
Harlan McClure
McClure
Dispute on Britain Won't Affect U.S. Tariff Talks
In Brussels AP reports U.S. trade chief Herter says Britain’s entry to the Common Market won’t derail tariff negotiations. He supports possible inclusion of farm products in cuts while Market talks continue. Spaak and others outline continued debate on membership and potential effects on treaties.
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U.S
Brussels
Chris'sian
Tian Herter
Ulvppcalu
Market Executive Commission
Commission
Herter
de Gaulle
Spaak
Fanfani
Rome
Italy
Krag
Paris
Denmark
Customs Union
Fed Reserve Bank Reports 1962 Iowa District Credit Boom
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reported in its annual 1962 district review that five-state bank loans rose nearly 12 percent despite slower overall business growth. Security holdings, real estate loans, and other securities climbed, while checking balances stayed flat and time deposits rose 20 percent.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Inmate in Anamosa Ties Self to Slashes
Barry McDaniel a 23 year old life sentence inmate at Anamosa Iowa prison attempted suicide by slashing wrists and throat with a razor in his cell. He was found bleeding profusely by a guard and moved to the reformatory hospital. He was committed for first degree murder in 1959 and had recent transfers to the mental ward and then the institution proper.
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Anamosa
UPI
Iown Men’s Reformatory
Ray Purcell
Barry McDaniel
Ames
McDaniel
Reformatory Hospital
Fort Madison
Reformatory
Legislator seeks review of Pesch authority on unmarked patrols
Rep. Elmer Lange of Sac City pressed the Iowa Legislature's Highway Safety Committee to task the Legislative Research Bureau with examining State Safety Commissioner Carl Pesch authority to deploy 75 unmarked patrol cars. Lange opposes Pesch's order aimed at reducing traffic fatalities and argues marked cars better remind motorists to obey the law.
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Des Moines
Iowa House
Legislative Research Bureau
Carl Pesch
Iowa
Elmer Lange
R-Sac City
Pesch
Lange
Pilots Told to Shoot During Bay of Pigs Invasion
Fort Lauderdale veteran Major W. Robb quoted air force pilots claiming orders to shoot first during the Bay of Pigs invasion. He described a July 1961 defense seminar noting three American carriers near Cuba and a Cuban- supplied T-33 jet trainer firing on the invaders. The seminar included Admiral Burke, Gen Lemnitzer, Bohlen, and Allen Dulles.
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W. Robb
Air Force
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Robb
Fulgencio Batista
Arleigh Burke
Lyman Lemnitzer
Charles E. Bohlen
Secretary of State
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Cylinder Explodes Injuring Oelwein Man at Deere Works
Bruce Monahan, 44, of Oelwein was listed in fair condition at a Waterloo hospital after a hydraulic cylinder exploded at John Deere Works. He was checking the cylinder when a fragment struck his face, causing a skull fracture, facial lacerations, back burns, and a fall into a washing vat.
Congressman's Assault and Robbery in Washington
Rep. Harlan Hagen of California said two men beat him and robbed his watch $30 in cash $300 in travelers checks and personal papers after leaving a nightclub near the Mayflower hotel in Washington He reported facial bruises and a swollen nose but did not seek medical help Police Chief Robert Mur- is investigating the incident.
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Washington
Harlan Hagen
D-Calif
Hagen
Mayflower
Robert Mur
Followed in Alley In Washington Robbery Case Details
Detectives spoke with a witness who saw two suspicious men and a woman following Hagen into an alley between 1 40 and 1 45 a m about 10 blocks northeast of the Capitol. The witness hurried to a nearby station house then Hagen phoned police from an all night restaurant. He claimed the robbery but refused treatment while Mrs Hagen said she knew nothing and that he got yoked.
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Washington Star
Hagen
Capitol
Star
Morgan says utility regulation can be fraud against the public
Washington Howard Morgan resigns from the Federal Power Commission saying regulation can easily become a fraud against the public due to pressures on regulators He urges Kennedy to consider competence courage character and vision for appointees warning ordinary men cannot withstand industry pressure to protect consumers effectively Morgan notes his own dissents and warns that reappointment campaigns may influence votes
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Washington
Howard Morgan
Federal Power Commission
Morgan
Kennedy
FPC
Geritol Makers Deny FTC Charges
The J. B. Williams Co. and Parkson Advertising Agency denied federal charges of false advertising for Geritol and defended its tonic as improving lives. FTC actions also upheld a decision against Hadacol Inc for false therapeutic claims and ordered halting such ads.
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Washington
J. B. Williams Co
New York
Parkson Advertising Agency
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Commission
Hadacol, Inc
Chicago
Waukon Man Held For Parole Violation
Marvin Grossheim 22 is jailed in Allamakee county for parole violation. He will appear in justice court January 29 on a larceny charge for allegedly taking a shotgun from a home. Previously he had already appeared in justice court.
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Waukon
Marvin Grossheim
Allamakee
Grossheim
Justice Court
Murder Suspect to Undergo Psychiatric Tests in Slaying
District Judge R Kent Martin granted a request to have Robert Hammond 18 of Massachusetts undergo psychiatric tests at the Clarinda state mental hospital. Hammond is charged with murder in the slaying of Omaha cab driver William Edwards.
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Council Bluffs
R. Kent Martin Friday
Robert Hammond
Massachusetts
Clarinda State Mental Hospital
Hammond
Omaha
William Edwards
Mt Vernon Woman Injured in Crash Near Cedar Rapids
Mt Vernon resident Viola Stoltz was injured Friday afternoon five miles east of Cedar Rapids on old highway 30. She received facial laceration treatment at Cedar Rapids hospital and was released. Stoltz rode with her son Ralph, 23, whose car rear bumped a bread truck near a narrow bridge and then struck Elmer Hennings 59 of Tipton in another vehicle.
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MT. Vernon
Viola Stoltz
Cedar Rapids
Highway Patrol
Infant Michael Marks Dies in Norway Services Planned
Michael Scott Marks three month old son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Marks died Friday born October 22 1962 Survivors include parents seven brothers Steven Richard Danny David Kevin Brian Lyle Renee Michelle at home two grandmothers Mrs Delbert Garwood Norway and Mrs Roy Marks Rowley Services Sunday at 2 30 p m in St Michael s church Norway Friends may call at George Brosh residence after 5 Saturday
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Michael Scott Marks
Leroy Marks
Steven
Richard
Danny
David
Kevin
Brian
Lyle
Renee
Michelle
Delbert Garwood
Norway
Roy Marks
Rowley
St. Michael’s Church
George Brosh
Mrs. Walter P. Gienapp Dies in Long Beach
Mrs. Walter P. Gienapp, 50, formerly tied to the Gienapp hatchery in Manchester, died suddenly Friday at her Long Beach home. The family moved to California two months ago. Survived by husband, daughter Marsha, and son Greg, all of Long Beach. Services pending.
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Manchester
Walter P. Gienapp
Gienapp
Long Beach
Calif
Marsha
Greg
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