Erbe Hughes Victory Headlines Iowa Primary
In Des Moines Sen Bourke Hickenlooper and Gov Norman Erbe won easy victories in Mondays Iowa primary. Sonja Egenes 31 a mother of one won the Fifth district Republican nomination polling more votes than all three opponents. Harold Hughes won the Democratic nomination to oppose Erbe in November.
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Des Moines
Bourke Hickenlooper
Norman Erbe
Congress
Iowa
Sonja Egenes
Harold Hughes
Ida Grove
Erbe
Lewis Lint
Hughes
Iowa Okays Nonpartisan Selection For Judges
Iowa voters approved a constitutional amendment ending partisan elections for the state supreme and district court judges. The measure sets up judicial nominating commissions to present nominees to the governor, with judges serving fixed terms and later running in nonpartisan retention votes. Ed Jones of the Iowa State Bar praised the decision as moving judges away from politics.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Supreme Court
State Bar
Ed Jones
Iowa State Bar Assn
More Results Congress Races
Republican and Democratic party results dominate pages noting legislative contests and candidate lineups for the November 5 election. County results and bond issues are listed alongside commentary by Hick and Hoover.
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Congress
Hick, Hoover
Hickenlooper Leads With 5-1 Edge In Senate Race
After all 2,484 precincts reported, Hickenlooper led Hoover 164 565 to 29 715. He questioned eligibility over a federal prison term for failure to register for selective service. He faces Democrat E B Smith of Ames in November. Smith was unopposed in the Democratic ballot. Erbe's win was not as strong but notable.
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Hickenlooper
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Hoover
E. B. Smith
Ames
Iowa
Smith
Senate
Vote Totals by Senate and Officials in 2,484 Percent Districts
The report lists vote totals by district and race with percentages and candidate names. Results include Senate candidates Hickenlooper and Smith, Governor races with Erbe and Hughes, and various state offices such as Agriculture and Judicial Amendment, plus district tallies for the Third, Fifth, and Seventh districts.
McClurkin Edges Ross by Narrow Margin in First District Bid
In Linn county Republican primary for first district supervisor McClurkin led Ross by 2055 to 2016 after initial returns. A Cedar Rapids precinct recount shifted 18 votes to Ross, reopening a three vote gap 2037 to 2034. Official canvass next Tuesday could alter the outcome.
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W. L. McClurkin
Linn County
Donald M. Ross
Cedar Rapids
McClurkin
Ross
Carpenter Becomes Second American Astronaut in Space
President Kennedy welcomed Malcolm Scott Carpenter to the White House after his orbital flight. The Carpenters and Walter Williams’ family drew a crowd, with staff and press, as they met Kennedy and visiting students. Carpenter thanked supporters of Project Mercury and urged continued backing for space exploration.
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Associated Press
Carpenter
Kennedy
White House
Scott Carpenter
Washington
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
America
Walter Williams
Project Mercury
Atlantic
Mrs. Carpenter
Carpenters
Wil
Liams
Mr. Kennedy
West Virginia
Rep
Hechler
DW. Va
William Beebe Dies Naturalist and Explorer at 84
William Beebe, 84, renowned naturalist and explorer, died Monday night in Trinidad, announced by the New York Zoological Society. Beebe gained fame for his deepfield research and pioneering jungle expeditions.
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New York
William Beebe
Trinidad
New York Zoological Society
Texas physician aids Estes hunt in banking probe
Pecos doctor John Dunn, 34, identified as amateur investigator who traced chattel mortgages tied to Billie Sol Estes. Dunn alerted authorities after his mother reported unusual mortgages, sought FBI talks, and prompted initial federal inquiry before officials ruled insufficient banking law violations.
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Washington
Pecos
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Justice Department
John Dunn
Estes
Stocks Rally After Erratic Trading Session
Stocks closed higher after a choppy day in New York with sharp declines and rebounds. The market recovered late as a diverse set of issues and fluctuating tape ended with gains.
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New York
NYSE to probe traders in last week's upheaval
The New York Stock Exchange will open an investigation to identify exactly who conducted the buying and selling during last week's market upheaval. The move was announced Tuesday and aims to determine the parties behind the trades and their motives.
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NEW York
UPI
The
New York Stock Exchange
Dillon
Market Slump Then Recovery With Mixed Closing
The session opened with a steep decline, followed by a vigorous rebound and a late selling drive that trimmed gains. In the final hour a rebound emerged as trading stayed heavy and the tape ran up to 34 minutes late. AT T rose after an early loss, Boeing edged higher, IBM recovered from a fall, and all three major autos posted small gains with most leading steels higher.
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At&t
Boeing
IBM
Estes Accountant's License Suspended
The Texas board of public accountancy suspended certified public accountant Winfred Paul Jackson's license for two years after his report on Billie Sol Estes overstated Estes net worth at more than 13 million dollars while he was broke.
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Austin, Texas
iTexas Board of Public Accountancy
Certified Public Accountant
Billie Sol Estes
Winfred Paul Jackson
Fluctuating Debt Ceiling Set by House Committee
The house ways and means committee on Tuesday proposed a fluctuating national debt limit. It would raise to a record $308 billion temporarily, then reduce in stages to $300 billion by mid 1963. The bill won 16 to 9 and moves to the full house for action expected Wednesday.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
House
Dillon Talks of General Income Tax Cut Plan
Treasury Secretary Dillon proposes a top to bottom income tax rate cut next year as part of a fundamental restructuring aimed at long term growth. He cautions offsetting revenue loss and notes ongoing talks about broader tax base and closing loopholes.
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Dillon
NEW York
Treasury
Dillion
New York Financial Writers Assn
Kennedy challenges AMA on social security policy
President Kennedy replies to AMA president Dr. Leonard Larson urging the White House to set the record straight on medical care policy. The White House released Kennedy's brisk letter defending his position and challenging the association to clarify its stance.
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Medical Association
Washington
Kennedy
American Medical Assn
White House
Leonard Larson
AMA
Larson
AMA President Denies Kennedy Charge on Social Security
Dr. Leonard Larson, president of the American Medical Association, rejected President Kennedy's claim that the AMA opposed social security and called the charge a smoke screen. The statement was issued in BISMARCK.
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Bismarck
N.D
UPI
Leonard Larson
American Medical Assn
Kennedy
AMA
Kennedy cites AMA opposition to social security in past
President Kennedy reports a dispute with the AMA over financing medical care for the aged through social security. He cites actions in 1939 1949 and 1953 criticizing social security and says Annis called the program a cruel hoax. An AMA spokesman denied opposing the system.
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Kennedy
AMA
Larson
Madison Square Garden
New York
Edward Annis
Medical Association
Annis
Dr. Annis
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