East Iowa Solons Vote No to Bill in Kennedy Farm Program Debate
Eastern Iowa Republicans urge defeat of the Kennedy farm program claiming it would curb farmer freedom. Rep. Fred Schwengel of Davenport attacks the plan as costly and insufficient for saving taxpayer money. Rep. James Bramwell of Cedar Rapids condemns the compulsory control and expanded acres. Rep. John Kyl of Iowa questions shifting feed grain production and farmer support for a two thirds vote.
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Washington
Iowa
Fred Schwengel
Davenport
de- scHuencer
James Bramwell
Cedar Rapids
John Kyl
Boating Rules Set for Hartwick Lake and Maquoketa River
Iowa conservation commission establishes safety rules for a Maquoketa river Hartwick lake stretch from Bailey's Ford bridge to Delhi dam. Buoys mark restricted zones while swimming stays near shore. skiers must wear life belts. speed limits apply near moored craft and during early morning and evening hours. boating accidents must be reported to Hartwick marina river patrol.
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Manchester
Iowa Conservation Commission
Maquoketa River
Hartwick Lake
Bailey’s Ford Bridge
Delhi
Hartwick Marina
Outdoor Exhibit Set at Martelle
The Rural Artists Roundtable plans an outdoor exhibit of more than 100 paintings from 1:30 to 5 Sunday in the town park pavilion. Coffee and cookies will be served. If it rains, the exhibit moves to the school house.
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Martelle
Rural Artists Roundtable
Town Park
Reading Hour Begins at Winthrop Library
The annual summer reading hour sponsored by the Women’s Literary Club starts Tuesday at the Winthrop Public Library. Sessions run every Tuesday and Thursday from 10 to 11 a.m. for children aged 4 to 9.
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Winthrop
The
Women’s Literary Club
Dismissal of Ray Moline as Buchanan Deputy Sheriff
Independence Buchanan County Sheriff Emery Hart dismisses Ray Moline as deputy effective July 1 and appoints Carl Kress to succeed him. Moline served since 1957 after six years on Independence police force. Kress, longtime local manager and former county supervisor, brings agricultural and store leadership experience to the post.
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Independence
Buchanan County
Emery Hart
Ray Moline
Carl Kress
Moline
Hart
Kress
Moline Farm
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Merle Graham
Two Youths Die After Car Hits Train Near Ackley
Ackley residents James Caruthers, 15, and Donald Bissell, 16, were killed when their car collided with an Illinois freight train as it crossed a rural road near Ackley. The crash derailed two freight cars. the youths were from Ackley and died at the scene and in hospital.
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Ackley
Butler County
Illinois
James Caruthers
Donald Bissell
Waterloo
Highway Patrol
Decorah Buys Control Equipment for New City Well
The Decorah city council approved purchasing control equipment for the new city well and pump at a total cost of 2655. The order includes price and installation. The city also bought a new pickup truck from MacMasters Keck Co. in Decorah for 1575.71, with bid openings disclosed at the recent council meeting.
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Gaz Secorah
MacMasters-Keck Co
Decorah
Development Unit Formed In Center Point
Ten Center Point business men formed the Center Point Development Corp to foster economic growth through business, recreational facilities, industry and housing. Officers are Keith Kennedy president and Gerd Goodlove secretary. Directors seek light industry and a housing project while planning sale of 100000 shares. Center Point sits 15 miles north of Cedar Rapids on highway 150.
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Gazette
Center Point
Greater
Center Point Consolidated
Cedar Rapids
Loyd W Burns Dies Toledo Chronicle Columnist at 67
Loyd W Burns 67 longtime Toledo Chronicle columnist died Thursday in a Des Moines hospital. He wrote As I Was Saying and Main Street Mirror until health issues silent the columns. Survivors include wife Sybil Berger son Gilbert three daughters three sisters and one brother. Services Sunday 1 30 at Henderson funeral home.
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The
Gazette
Toledo
Loyd W. Burns
Toledo Chronicle
Des Moines
Main Street Mirror
Iowa
Sybil Berger
Gilbert
Desa Moines
Chester McEltree
Tachikawa
Japan
Keith Fritz
Night Shift at Rath's Dropped
WATERLOO AP The Rath Packing Co will discontinue night shift operations in hog dressing hog cut and allied departments at its Waterloo plant Monday. About 300 production employees will be affected by the cutback due to a seasonal reduction in hog markets. The company expects market conditions to improve by late summer and may restore a second shift then.
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Waterloo
Rath Packing Co
Rath
Iowa City Man Granted Free On Bail In Bicycle Larceny
James Musack 22 of Iowa City was released on $1000 bail from county jail. He faces a bicycle larceny charge and the case was continued in police court for a preliminary hearing.
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Iowa City
James Musack
Mother and daughter killed in Iowa Missouri crash
A California mother Alice M. Johnston 45 and daughter Carol Jo 18 of Huntington Beach were killed when their small car was hit broadside near the Iowa Missouri state line. Fred Morrison 65 of Des Moines was injured and held for observation at a Leon hospital. Sheriff Gale McClure said the vehicle veered into Morrison’s lane after a wheel may have dropped to the shoulder.
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Lamoni
UPI
California
Iowa- Missouri State Line
Alice M. Johnston
Carol Jo
Huntington Beach
Calif
Fred Morrison
Des Moines
Leon
Decatur County
Gale McClure
Morrison
McClure
Hello we’re glad to have you in Iowa sign noted
A large yellow sign reads Hello we re glad to have you in Iowa observed by motorists. The partial OCR fragment suggests a welcome message on a roadside sign about Iowa, with no additional context or events.
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Iowa
Summer Recreation Program at Postville
A Postville summer recreation program will proceed despite limited funds. Richard Hollerud, football coach, is directing activities. Little League baseball for boys 9 to 14 is underway at the fair ground diamond with nearly 50 youngsters participating. A girls program may start if interest grows.
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Gazette Postville
Richard Hollerud
Fair Ground
Cedar Rapids Gazette Advertising and Circulation Note
Public notice listing subscription rates for Cedar Rapids Gazette including per year and six week terms. Mentions mail editions and carrier service details with references to association and AP dispatches.
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Associated Press
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Knoxville
U.S
Charles Bendlage, Jr
Kenneth Heckert
Buchanan
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Center Pt
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Henry DeKock
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University of Michigan
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Triumph
American Tourister
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