Polk County clerks protest inadequate pay raise
About five Polk county welfare department clerks marched to Gov Hughes office to denounce pay raises. They said professional workers and clerks were to get two step raises July 1, but clerks received only a one step raise boosting starting pay by ten dollars a month to 240. Hughes was unavailable. aide urged a written note and a later meeting was promised.
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Des Moines
Polk County Welfare Department
Harold Hughes
State Department of Social Welfare
Hughes
William Hedland
Warning to 9,000 GE color TV owners on radioactivity risk
Washington AP reports Surgen General William Stewart warned about potentially harmful X-ray emissions from certain GE color TV tubes sold between Sept 1, 1966 and May 31, 1967. About 9,000 sets, or one tenth of feared total, may emit radiation. owners urged to unplug and keep screens dark while GE searches. Public Health Service saw no need for doctor visits. GE identified tubes include GEF4 and 61.06 with 18 to 23 inch screens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Electric
William Stewart
Stewart
Public Health Service
Flood destroys years of work by researcher
In Oak Park Michigan flood waters ruined the basement of Wayne State University cancer researcher Dr. William Prychodke. His journals, research papers, film reels and notes from a Southeast Asia trip were lost, described as priceless and irreplaceable. He had stored items higher after a past flood, but this time everything was destroyed. The loss highlights the personal cost of natural disasters on scholarly work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Mich
Detroit
William Prychodke
Wayne State University
Southeast Asia
Prychodko
Prychodka
San Francisco
James Pike
Russia
Esther Pike
Pike
Episcopal
California
Center For the Study of Democratic
Santa Barbara
Calif
Catherine Patterson
Constance
Christopher
James, Jr
New York
Start Over Question Echoes Hope and Doubt
A man asks how many times one can begin anew and contemplates the limits of restarting. The exchange reflects doubt about persistence and resilience in the face of repeated resets.
Rock Island Man Held in Shooting
Waverly man bound over to district court on assault with intent to murder after taking his estranged wife hostage for three hours at John Deere Tractor Works parking area. Bond set at 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Paul F. Tharp
Waverly
District Court
Tharp
John Deere Tractor Works
Albia Bond Vote Nullified by Monroe Judge
A Monroe county district court voided a $595,000 Albia school bond vote after ruling 92 absentee ballots marked yes were invalid. The ballots were cast March 2 with a 1618 to 1078 tally, but deputy clerks aiding the election were not bonded and were employed by the school district.
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ALBIA
UPI
Monroe County District Court
Arthur McGiverin
Merger of ABC and ITT Stayed Until July 31
A US circuit court of appeals stayed the ABC ITT merger at least until July 31. The ruling paused the consolidation scheduled to take effect next Tuesday. ABC and ITT must file answers by 4 pm Thursday to a DOJ injunction motion, with July 31 set for arguments on overall validity.
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Washington
US Circuit Court of Appeals
American Broadcasting Co
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Justice Department
ABC
LTT
Department
Ate
Ronald Peterson Loses Appeal to High Court
Ronald Peterson, 19, convicted of robbery with aggravation and sentenced to ten years at Anamosa reformatory, lost his appeal to the state supreme court. He was among four youths convicted in the robbery and beating of Decorah man Ronald Digre last December. Dial 369-1234 for ad placement.
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Gazene Decorah
Ronald Peterson
Anamosa Reformatory
State Supreme Court
Peterson
Decorah
Ronald Digre
Assembly Ends with Compromise Blocked at UN Session
The United Nations emergency session on the Middle East ended without approval of a draft demanding Israel’s withdrawal. Gromyko and Goldberg backed a procedural move. Arab delegates opposed the compromise, voting it down 63 to 26 with 26 abstentions. The issue returns to the Security Council for June talks.
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United Nations
Andrei Gromyko
U.N
Israel
Gromyko
U.S
Arthur Goldberg
General Assembly
Middle East
Security Council
Jerusalem
Goldberg
Algeria
Syria
Nixon and Reagan hold private Bohemian Grove conference
In Sacramento California on Saturday Governor Reagan and former Vice President Nixon met privately at Bohemian Grove near the Russian River. They said there would be no deal talk and the 1968 campaign would be discussed informally. Goldwater hinted he might switch support if Nixon faltered.
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Sacramento
Calif
Reagan
California
Nixon
Bohemian Grove
Russian River
San Francisco
Bohemia
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Johnson
Senator Murphy
Help wanted in service and electrical fields with training
Multiple job notices. Allen Imports seeks an additional service department man with training or experience, plus ap prentice options. National Data Processing Corp seeks an experienced computer operator. Westinghouse Electric Supply advertises a bid applica tion for an electrical and industrial project. Other ads offer a service station attendant and a river cream plant helper, all with stated pay and age details.
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Glenn Johnson
Allen
First Ave
Honeywell
Hanstrom Hubly
7Th Avenue
Roan
E. C
Shorty
Border
Mgr
National Data Processing Corp
2Nd Ave
Weiling
J. Boege
Westinghouse Electric Suppy
Waterloo
Iowa
Ice Cream Rivers
Executive Plaza
Rapids
Bliss
1St Ave
Langhurst Motor
7Th Ave
Marion
Towa
Anderson
Wauser Standard
Loth Street
Znd Avenue
NDIS
Cedar Epics
Applemarty
Broiler
Chet Kasee Roosevelt Motor
EMPRO
6Th Ave
American Republic Insurance Co
Sisa
Americare
U.S. Patent Office
Aelesmat
Dale Campbell
THE
American Republic Office
Commerce
Ex Shange
ST_ AVE
Cedar Rapids
Gazette Box
Globe
Lawa
Ewing
Walfe Sewing Machine Co
Mt. Vernon
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Polk
Rock Island
Waverly Man
Jowan
Davenport
Robert Liddell
Eggleston
Ameri
Can Pharmaceutical Assn
Charles Elihue Smith
Rocky Schroeder
Tell City
Ind
Intz Island
Til
Maytags Newton
Maytag Co
Albia School
ITT
High Court
Dial
Bigmouth
Abner Doubleday
By Jimmy Hatlo
Thanx
Passerell Delbarton
Orristown N. J
Murphy
Gazette
Meweriew
Christina Havlicek
Fife
Leonard Havlicek
Ndlinene
Basra
Robert
Mortuaries—Monuments
Novak Monument CO
A_AVENUE NW
Cedar Memoria Cemetery
Caryl W. Smith
Naples
Fla
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Fern M. Andersen
Coggon
Lost
St. Luke's
26Th St
Johnson A
Buresh
Post Hole
Gill Land
Buresh Rental Service, Inc
3Rd St
Alea Wa Ist Ave
First Avenue Hobbies
First Avenue NE
CEDAR _RAPIDS
Reviow
Clairol
Helene Curtis Central
Yee
3Rd Ave
Vale
Siits
S&h
Dun
Pleasant
Rory Stearland
Melody Inn
12Th Ave
Snelling & Snelling
Tom Murphy
Ben Drahovzal
Lefebvre Corp
29Th ST. NE
Aunrentice
Ama Ior
Reece
Everett King
Supt. Gazette
Ss Business Services
Shields
Zobac Construerign Co
Blue Grass Sod CO
E&n Enterprises
Jacobson Const
Kalous & Sons
Harold
Ronnie
Bia
Clark 2 Sons
Mervinson and Son
LEAR
Automati Sane
Argers Fay
Ken Miller
Ed Simon
Cail
Fred Sacora
Bob Edleman
Paul's Cedar Lanes
Tipton
al NY Eeedy's Tran
Sreasss
Ing
Ohie
Paul Straub
Jerry Voldingh
iPrompt
Hubbard
Tom m Quigley
McDonald' S
Jona
Fearer Brothers
A. Wise
Rakina
Haulina
Bensaneply
Kaufmann
Jerry Wivers
Cedar Bopids
TAVE
Collins
City Ave
Hill
Bai
FARE
Sci Dial
Etary
Poin Towa Electric Light & Power CO
Max Atlins
Home-O-Nize CO
Muscatine
Moore _& Bouse Consulting Engineering Co
Dows
Pinkerton’s, Inc
Wilson & Co
Cali
Marks
Hi Diat
Devonwood Ave
5Th Avenue
IIN
1St Avenue
Moble
Caonids Gazette
Floyd
O & S Auto Glass
Butterfly Cafe
OUR Man
Iowa _ Theatre
Montrose Hotel
Personnel Office
Blairs Ferry Rd
Morgan Drive Away, Inc
Claude Dion Holiday Inn
Omaha
Nebraska
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