Lower dram shop rates set in six Iowa cities
Amco Insurance Co. of Des Moines received state approval to issue dram shop insurance and set lower rates for six cities Dubuque Sioux City Council Bluffs Davenport Clinton Des Moines based on past state experiences. Rates for $25 000 gross receipts are $490 in six cities vs $735 elsewhere. for $50 000 receipts the six city rate is $1 045 vs $1 565 in other areas.
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Iowa
Dubuque
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Davenport
Clinton
State Insurance Department
Amco Insurance Co
Allied Mutual Casualty Co
E. Arnold Smith
Amco
Smith
State Liquor Control Commission
Lester T. Jones
Jones
the Gazette
Nebraska U Star Killed in Iowa Highway Crash
Council Bluffs AP reports University of Nebraska basketball center William Vincent 21 and John Lorenzen 30 died in a head on collision on Highway 6 east of Council Bluffs during a shower. Both lived in Omaha. Vincent would have been a senior at Nebraska. Lorenzen was sheriff of Pottawattamie County.
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Council Bluffs
University of Nebraska
William Vincent
Highway 6
Here
John Lorenzen
Pottawattamie County
Omaha
Vincent
Nebraska
Omaha South High School
Continental Baking Co
Lorenzen
Peter Pan Bakery
Horse Show to Be Held at Fair Grounds on July 4
What Cheer hosts a July 4 horse show at the fair grounds with Ken ny Behrens as announcer and Aston Bartlett of New Sharon as judge. Seven area clubs were invited to participate.
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What Cheer
Kenny Behrens
Aston Bartlett
New Sharon
Man Suffers Broken Back in Farm Mishap
Virgil Wessel of Edgewood Colesburg school board was welding on a propped horse trailer when a chain broke and the trailer fell on him. He is hospitalized in Manchester with a broken back after the accident on his farm northwest of Colesburg.
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Colesburg
Virgil Wessel
Here
Manchester
Wessel
Edgewood -Colesburg
News from Europe via Stelstar II Friday Night TV
Ron Cochran delivers European dispatches from The News at six on TV 9 STelstar II broadcasts. The fragment notes a Friday night time slot and channel, highlighting the program host and delivery format.
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Ron Cochran
Europe
TV 9
Development Unit Names Six Appointees by Hughes
Iowa Gov. Harold Hughes named six appointees to the Iowa development commission including Franzenburg and Sanford to four-year terms and designating Franzenburg as vice chairman. Four legislators were named to two-year terms and Marvin Schmidt was reappointed as chairman for another two years.
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Conrad
Arthur Sanford
Sioux City
Iowa Development Commission
Harold Hughes
Marvin Schmidt
Des Moines
Hughes
Franzenburg
Franzenberg Provision Co
Meat
T. Joe Smith
Council Bluffs
Sanford
Elmer Lindhart
Humboldt
Commission
Andrew Frommell
Schmidt
Norman Erbe
Development Commission
House
Senate
Iowa Farm Girl Drowns in Creek While Fishing
Verna Scholes a 12 year old of rural Fredericksburg drowned Thursday in a creek while fishing with her younger brother and sister. She stepped into a nine foot deep hole and could not be rescued. Her parents are Mr and Mrs Warren Scholes.
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Fredericksburg
UPI
Verna Scholes
Here
Verna
Warren Scholes
Duane Kel
Girl Dies in Local Incident. Services Slated Monday
A girl died after an incident at Logg Farm nearby. Rescuers arrived but could not revive her. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Methodist church in town.
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Logg Farm
North English Girls Win Nursing Scholarships
Three North English high school girls Barbara Netser Geraldine O'Rourke and Margaret Miller have been awarded nurse training scholarships by the Iowa County Health Improvement Assn. Netser enrolled at St. Luke's school of nursing Cedar Rapids while O'Rourke and Miller attend Mercy hospital school of nursing Iowa City.
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Iowa County Health Improvement Assn
Barbara Netser
Geraldine O’rourke
Margaret Miller
Miss Netser
St. Luke’s School of Nursing
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Iowa City
DuBuque Doctor Named AMA Vice President
Dr Donovan F Ward of Dubuque was elected vice president of the American Medical Association as officers for the coming year were chosen. Dr Norman A Welch of Boston was named president elect by acclamation and Dr Edward R Annis of Miami was installed as 1963 president. Welch will become the 118th AMA president next year in San Francisco.
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Atlantic City
Donovan F. Ward
Dubuque
American Medical Assn
Norman A. Welch
Boston
AMA
House of Delegates
Edward R. Annis
Miami
Welch
Association
San Francisco
Farm Woman Injured Near Central City
Mrs. L. V. Nietert a 54 year old farmer fell from a wagon load of baled hay at the Nietert farm northwest of Central City. She was seated on the hay and while climbing down from the wagon fell onto the wagon tongue between a team of horses. She sustained a broken shoulder fractured ribs and other injuries and was hospitalized at St. Luke's in Cedar Rapids.
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V. Nietert
Nietert
Here
St. Luke’s
Cedar Rapids
Knights Elect WAUKON Ray Sweeney New Grand Knight
WAUKON Ray Sweeney was elected grand knight of the Knights of Columbus. James Klensky is deputy grand knight with Richard Elliott as chancellor and Frank Byrnes as recorder. W F Wilt gen serves as financial secretary and Karl Schmitz as treasurer.
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Ray Sweeney
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Knights of Columbus
James Klenske
Richard Elliott
Frank Byrnes
W. F. Wiltgen
Karl Schmitz
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