Less and Culver Spar on Iowa Dem Primary Prospects
Second district Democrats debated potential candidates for the June 1 primary as Frank Less and John Culver spoke at the Marion Democratic club. Less praised his past run and professed confidence in beating Jim Bromwell if he runs. Culver defended his Democratic identity amid questions from the audience about his background and Kennedy connections.
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Frank Less
John Culver
Marion
Democratic Club
Town House
Clem Smith
New Hampton
Culver
Oelwein
James Feld
Feld
Fayette County
Young Democrats
Less
George O’laughlin
Independence
Buchanan County
Democrats
O’laughlin
Cedar Rapids
Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Iowa
Congress
Democratic Party
Harold Hughes
Dubuque
Cascade
Party
Gazette
Marion Democratic Club
Howard Morton
Nick Lillies
Urban Renewal Talk Thursday In Iowa City
A survey of local adults by an Iowa State University student shows half favor large scale rebuilding of downtown Iowa City and want federally sponsored urban renewal. Harry N. Osgood of Sears, Roebuck will lead a Thursday 7:30 p.m. talk at City High School auditorium on central business district renewal and plans.
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Iowa City
SUI
Gary Stout
League of Women Voters
City High School
Harry N. Osgood
Sears, Roebuck and Co
American Society of Planning Officials
National Assn. of Housing and Redevelopment
Fugitive Escapes Heiress Plot on KCRG TV Tonight
A dramatic TV tease announces a fugitive evading a rebellious heiress with the escape slated for 9 o'clock Tuesday night on KCRG TV 9. The promo hints high tension and a climactic pursuit unfolding on the screen.
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Kcrg-Tv
Candidates Named For Poweshiek Vote
Montezuma Iowa Poweshiek county committees met separately Monday to name candidates for the February 18 special election to replace Rep George Paul who resigned to join the state parole board. Republicans chose Laverne Raffety and Democrats chose Al Meachan both from Grinnell.
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Poweshiek County
Republican
Democratic Central
George Paul
Brooklyn
Paul
State Board of Parole
Laverne Raffety
Grinnell
al Meacham
New Doctor Sets Up Practice in Decorah
Decorah gains Dr. Terry F. Dynes joining Dr. David W. Wright and Dr. James A. Bullard in town practice. Dynes, discharged after five years in the Navy, arrived with his wife Shirley and four children after studies at the University of South Dakota Northwestern and aviation medicine in Pensacola Florida.
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Decorah
Terry F. Dynes
David W. Wright
James A. Bullard
Dynes
Navy
University of South Dakota
Northwestern University
School of Aviation Medicine
Pensacola
Fla
Shirley
College President Becker Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Dr. C. H. Becker, president of Wartburg College, has returned to his home in Waverly after nearly a month at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital recovering from a heart attack.
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Waverly
Wartburg College
C. H. Becker
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Schwengel presses Iowa site for space center
Rep. Fred Schwengel urged NASA Administrator James E. Webb to locate the projected research center near Iowa City. He contends Midwest locations including Des Moines deserve equal consideration and warns of a trend to fund facilities outside the Midwest.
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Washington
Fred Schwengel
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Iowa City
Boston
Schwengel
James Bramwell
Second
Iowa
NASA
Midwest
Des Moines
Gazette Want Ad Offer for Vacation Cash
An advertiser urges readers to call EM 2-1121 and ask for an Adtaker to place a Want Ad in the Gazette to sell odds and ends for extra vacation cash.
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Angie
Second Ave
Poweshiek
Armstrong
First Ave
Space Center
Chicago
St. Louis
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Twin-Cities
University of Iowa
White House
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