Sheriff Barden Adds Videocorder to Tipton Patrol
Tipton Cedar County Sheriff Richard Barden announces a new Videocorder device for the department praising its potential value. He is training four Cedar County highway patrolmen to operate the mobile camera-recorder system though not yet used on a criminal case.
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Cedar
Richard Barden
Tipton
Cedar County
Iowa
Barden
Webelos
Highway
Richard Ward
Sheriff's Department
Fayette County Fair to Host First Pro Rodeo
Fayette county fair will feature a Rodeo Cowboys' Association professional contest rodeo with purses and points toward the national championship.Barnes Rodeo Co. supplies livestock and personnel. Contestants pay entry fees adding to a $100 per event purse. Rodeo set for Aug 22 and 23, with five events each program.
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West Union
Fayette County
Rodeo Cowboys’ Assn
E. T. Alcorn
Barnes Rodeo Co
Bob Barnes
Peterson
Rodeo Cowboys’ Assa
Johnson County zoning hearing prompts calls for resignations
Iowa City public hearing on Johnson County zoning featured a push for the resignation of members living inside municipal limits. Joe Zajicek of Basic Freedom Inc. led the charge, claiming the commission is exempt from county zoning, while Chairman William Meardon defended public records and the meeting’s purpose. Six rezonings and two subdivisions were discussed amid opposition to Sunrise Enterprises highway commercial plans and other zoning changes. A TV comedy promo closed the night.
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Iowa City
Johnson County Zoning Commission
Joe Zajicek
Basic Freedom Incc
Zajicek
Commission
William Meardon
Meardon
Sunrise Enterprises
American Legion
Scott Boulevard
Consumers Cooperative Society
Jessie Reeve
James Quinn
Tiffin Interstate 80
Hills Breakin Nets Liquor and Cigarettes
A breakin at the Two Way Inn in Hills led to the loss of 17 liquor bottles six and a half cases of beer and 34 cartons of cigarets. Johnson County sheriff officers investigate after a janitor found the entry around 4 a.m. A glass door was broken to gain access.
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Hills
Johnson County
William Rotter
Sheriff's Deputies
Tama Mayor Fines Total $450 In Court Cases
Tama Mayor Jim Sorensen ordered fines and costs totaling over 450 dollars for residents who pled guilty in recent court sessions. Several defendants chose jail terms in lieu of payment, including 30 days for Bill Williams and 16 to 15 day sentences for others on charges of driving offenses, disturbing the peace, intoxication, and driving with suspended or expired licenses. Restitution was made for several checks.
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Tama
Jim Sorensen
Tama County
Bill Williams
Belle Plaine
Dale Baker
Third Street
Iowa
George Smith
Frank Mitchell
Mitchell
Delmar Dolash
Charles Walleroff
Chelsea
Harold Mitchell
Don Gunder
Wilbur Kirchner
Toledo
Highway Patrol
Mary Wakeman
Denver
Victor Youngbear
Bernard Papakee
McGregor group buys Mar Mac emergency vehicle
The McGregor achievement club formed a year ago by seven local housewives now has 474 members and recently purchased a Mar Mac emergency vehicle. The carryall responds to calls and has operated for two weeks, answering three calls so far.
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McGregor
McGregor Achievement Club
Summer Attendance at ISU Up 12 Percent
Iowa State University sees record summer attendance with 5 955 students in session one an increase of 12 5 percent from last year s 5 294 Graduates account for 53 percent of the rise with 661 more students overall 352 of them graduate The College of Sciences and Humanities and the College of Agriculture show notable gains and summer enrollment has more than doubled since 1960.
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Ames
Iowa State University
Iowa State
College of Sciences and Humanities
College of Agriculture
Heavy Filing by Candidates Due for Sept Primary
Des Moines AP state filing surge nears deadline for the September 3 primary. The secretary of state set a Sunday midnight cut off with a Saturday opening and Sunday filings to be delivered to Melvin D. Synhorst at his home due to the statehouse closure.
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Des Moines
Secretary of State
Melvin D. Synhorst
Statehouse
Synhorst
Top Prize Won By C R Marion Accountants
The Cedar Rapids Marion chapter of the National Assn of Accountants won the top prize for general excellence at the NAA international conference in New Orleans June 16 to 20. Past President J J Finerty received a trophy. Ed James won the Lybrand medal for original manuscripts for the NAA magazine. The chapter was among five to receive the National Public Relations Achievement award.
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Cedar Rapids - Marion
National Assn. of Accountants
NAA
New Orleans
J. J. Finerty
Ed James
Collins Radio Co
Cedar Rapids
NAA Lybrand
Marion
Finerty
J. B. Rehnstrom
Walter Barnum
Carroll Voelkers
William Schatz
Lester Wright
Art Redel
James Carruthers
Elmer Hoff
Howard Eichhorn
Leonard Lambert
Jerome Hall
von Elbert
Ervy Menken
Joseph Trecek, Jr
Commons votes to reject Lords abolition motion
In London the House of Commons on Wednesday voted 223 to 132 against a Labor motion from MP William Hamilton to abolish the House of Lords as an indefensible anachronism.
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London
UPI
House of Commons
William Hamilton
Labor Party
House of Lords
Four Hurt in Interstate 80 Camper Crash West of Atalissa
A collision on Interstate 80 one half mile west of the Atalissa exchange left four people injured. David L. Weinstein 16 of Skokie Illinois drove a camper west when a gust of wind caused a loss of control the vehicle crossed the median and overturned in the eastbound lane. Barbara Fitzgerald passenger suffered broken ankles and other injuries and is hospitalized. Frank J. DeLuca 52 his wife and mother sustained minor cuts and bruises. All wore seatbelts Weinstein was uninjured.
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Tipton
Atalissa Exchange
David L. Weinstein
Skokie
Weinstein
Barbara Fitzgerald
Iown City
Frank J. DeLuca
Middleburg Heights
Ohio
Driver Nabbed on Stolen Car Charge in Manchester
Leon Hammond, 26, of Grand Rapids Michigan, was arrested in Manchester at 1 am for larceny of a motor vehicle in Waterloo. Police found him in a car with a road map, no license, and the car reported stolen. He told officers he took the car because he was tired of walking.
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Manchester
Leon Hammond
Grand Rapids
Mich
Waterloo
Hammond
Promotions in Iowa Social Services Dept Name Two Heads
DES MOINES AP Elevation of two employees in the new state department of social services announced by Commissioner Maurice Harmon. Ross T. Wilbur named chief of planning and activities development, aged 58, under Deputy Commissioner Joseph S. Coughlin. Harold Templeman, 32, to become acting director of the bureau of child and family services as Wilbur’s successor. The merger forming the department takes effect July 1.
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DES Moines
State Department of Social Services
Social Services
Maurice Harmon
Ross T. Wilbur
Division of
Family and Children's Services
Old State Department of Social Welfare
Wilbur
Joseph S. Coughlin
Belle Plaine woman wins college scholarship award
Janet Holst of Belle Plaine plans to attend Iowa State University next fall on a scholarship from Aid Association for Lutherans. She is among 100 winners in the fourth all college scholarship competition of the fraternal benevolence program of the fraternal life insurance society based in Appleton Wisconsin.
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Belle Plaine
Janet Holst
Waldo Holst
Route One
Iowa State University
Aid Assn
The
Fraternal Life Insurance Society
Appleton
Wis
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