Five Named To Top Jobs By Hughes
Gov Harold Hughes named five nominees to major Iowa posts for senate confirmation all Democrats. Reappointments included Bernard J. Martin to the Iowa commerce commission for six years and Henry E. Carter to a second six year term on the unemployment security commission. Appointed were Lynn Potter to the state tax commission for the unexpired term ending June 30 this year and the regular term to 1969, Robert C. Barry to the Iowa highway commission for four years, and Corbin Crawford to the board of control for six years. All terms begin July 1 pending confirmation.
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Frank Nye
Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Iowa Senate
Senate
Hughes
Bernard J. Martin
Iowa Commerce Commission
Henry E. Carter
Burlington
Iown Employment Security Commission
Lynn Potter
Cresco
State Tax Commission
Robert C. Barry
Danbury
Iowa Highway Commission
Corbin Crawford
Ainsworth
Board of Control
Potter
Tax Commission
Fred H. Quiner
Democrat
John O'Connor
Strawberry Point
Federal District Court of
Northern Iowa
X. T. Prentis
Mt. Ayr
Andrew George
Waterloo
Prentis
Katanga Rally Warns of Hate Drive and Repression
Katanga’s resident minister Joseph Ileo said Katangan people are being incited to hate and rebellion. He warned of severe measures against instigators as Tshombe’s Katanga tour met with large crowds and a Katanga anthem. Ileo urged restraint and warned whites in Katanga not to meddle in politics amid U.N. actions and the ongoing reconciliation.
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Elisabethville
Central Congo
Katanga
Joseph Ileo
Tshombe
Congo
U.N
Ileo
Tieo
National Bank of
More N Y Dock Labor Returning
Longshoremen resume work across the Atlantic and Gulf ports after a 34 day strike. In New York 13 thousand workers earned Sunday overtime as Morehead City to Tampa backlogs clear, while settlements proceed on regional issues and gang size to be studied by a U.S. labor panel.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf
Morehead City
N. C
Gulf Coast
Tampa
Aflcio International Longshoremen’s Assn
Mediation Board
Kennedy
W. A. McAllister
U.S. Labor Department
Miami
Port Everglades
Fla
Henderson
Jacksonville
Savannah
Wilmington
Norfolk
Mobile
Ala
ILA
Maine
Texas
Youth Pushes Change in Old House Business Ways
Washington AP report describes a new Republican conference method inviting outside experts to frame policy on nuclear test ban inspections. Leader Gerald Ford says the aim is to boost GOP visibility and unity, with press access if positions diverge from the administration.
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Washington
House
U.S
Soviet Union
Ford
Charles Halleck
Indiana
G.O.P
Republican Conference
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Amish School Bill Aims to Preserve One Room Amish Education
Iowa Senate sees a bill by Sens. Nolan and Long to allow Amish schools near Hazleton to hire non college trained teachers. The measure would exempt such schools from state teacher qualification rules, avoiding loss of state aid for noncompliant districts.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
Hazleton
D. C. Nolan
Iowa City
Irving Long
Manchester
State Department of Public Instruction
Nolan
Long
Cuban Labor Leader Dies After Meeting
Havana reports Miguel Reyes Castro 34 a major Cuban labor leader committed death by own action after leaving a meeting addressed by Industry Minister Ernesto Che Guevara Castro was found fatally wounded Sunday according to newspapers.
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Havana
Miguel Reyes Castro
Cuba
Ernesto
Che
Guevera
Machinists at Lockheed ES Approve Offer
Lockheed Aircraft machinists nationwide approve a three year contract increasing wages and benefits. The agreement lacks a union shop clause, with 85 percent of about 4,000 at the Burbank plant voting yes. The company will urge new hires to join the union and introduce them to shop stewards.
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Los Angeles
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
International Assn. of
Afl-Cio
Burbank
Here
Hawaii
Cape Canaveral
Vnew
Government troops kill 17 insurgents and seize camp
In a five hour battle near Rangoon Burma government forces killed 17 insurgents and captured a rebel camp, signaling a major power strike against, and momentum against, insurgent forces in the region.
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Rangoon
Burma
Nome Warmth Breaks Winter Weather Myths
Nome Alaska residents enjoy unseasonable warmth as the country freezes. The thaw disrupts dog sled races and skiing, complicates winter travel, risks perishable spoilage, and threatens floods. Nome records its warmest winter in 56 years.
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Nome
Alaska
Alaska Weather Thaw Upsets Winter in Remote Towns
The report notes Barrow dipping to one above while Nome area mines suffer as the thaw disrupts winter routines. Fairbanks records a 20 above low after weeks near 50 below and Juneau Ket chikan run warmer than normal, with residents like Richard Lee lamenting the shift from expected freeze up.
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Barrow
Fairbanks
Alaska
Juneau
Ketchikan
Richard Lee
Nome
Lee
Alaska Faces Warm Chinook Swing Flood Threats Winter Snow Loss
Alaska endures unusual warmth with river ice hazards and flooded roads. Elmendorf AFB airlift evacuated 86 Eskimos from Koliganek due to Nushagak flood threat. Anchorage records 15 to 25 degrees above average as sled races cancel and a ski resort shuts down. A warm Pacific southerly flow mixes with Arctic cold, raising regional weather concerns. A Seattle UW professor notes a balloon reading 12 degrees above at 160000 feet over the North Pole.
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Air Force
Elmendorf
Anchorage
Koliganek
Nushagak
Alaska
Arctic Valley
Age Street
Weather Bureau
Pacific
Aleutians
Arctic
Canada
Midwest
East
University of Washington
Seattle
North Pole
Below Zero Readings Tie C R Record
Cedar Rapids shares a sub-zero trend with Des Moines and Iowa City as each city hits 17th straight sub-zero day tying or setting records. Iowa City records 24 degrees coldest since 1930 while Sioux City endures twentieth straight day under zero.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Sioux City
Mercury
Light Snow and Warmer Temperatures Forecast Across Iowa
Weather brief from United Press International notes southeasterly and southerly winds ease the cold after morning lows plunge to 26 below zero in parts of Iowa. By noon temperatures rise above zero statewide, with Monday night lows 5 above to 5 below. A weak cold front brings light snow to eastern areas Tuesday, followed by a return above freezing and partly cloudy skies midweek.
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United Press International
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Cold Records Highlight Historic Lows
The article lists daily low temperatures across Iowa including Elkader Davenport Dubuque Waterloo Waukon Ottumwa Des Moines and Council Bluffs noting a high overnight low of -2 at Council Bluffs. It recalls Cedar Rapids longest cold run and the 35 day 1936 spell with two breaks.
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Elkader
Davenport
Dubuque
Waterloo
Waukon
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
Wild Weekend Brings Snow Ice and Record Cold
A powerful weekend storm buried parts of the Northeast under heavy snow and ice while record cold gripped the Midwest and East. The system dropped up to 18 inches in New York and New England, with subzero readings in Indiana Illinois Ohio and Pennsylvania and a new Arctic chill forecast for the Great Plains. Cities reporting record lows included Greensburg Indiana Jackson Ohio Paris Kentucky Moline Illinois Peoria Illinois Indianapolis Indiana Chicago Illinois Evansville Indiana Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Rochester Minnesota Des Moines Iowa.
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Midwest
New York State
New England
Mercury
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Dakotas
Greensburg
Ind
Jackson
Paris
Moline
Ill
Des Moines
Weather Theories Mostly Unproved
Washington AP reports Dr. J Murray Mitchell Jr a federal long range weather expert based in Suitland Maryland spends much of his time on theories while occasionally following hunches He believes the earth has cooled recently noting 1885 to 1940 was a warming period and since 1940 the trend has reversed continuing on page 3 column 2
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Washington
Suitland
J. Murray Mitchell, Jr
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