Boy Scouts Seek 59569 From UGN Budget Review
Hawkeye Area Boy Scout council serving 10148 youths filed its 1964 budget with United Good Neighbors. The total budget is 147346 with a requested UGN grant of 59569, up from 52206 last year, based on population and buying power in Cedar Rapids and Marion. The Iowa Children's Home Society sought 5040 as Cedar Rapids Marion share of its 432614 state budget, with services including foster care adoption and counseling.
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Hawkeye Area
UGN
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Iowa Children’s Home Society
Iowa
Cedar Rapids-Marion
United Campaigns
United Fund
Des Moines
State Department of Social Welfare
Judgments Filed In Municipal Court Against Various Defendants
A list of municipal court judgments entered in Iowa with numerous defendants and amounts ranging from 14.70 to 1 111.50 including cases such as Iowa Manufacturing Em ployes Credit Union versus Ralph Burrows and Encyclopedia Britannica versus Joseph W Grant. Other plaintiffs include Waterloo Daily Courier and Mercy Hospital with multiple debtor couples and firms.
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Iowa
Iowa child welfare services emphasize care based on need
The program offers home care for Iowa children from birth to 18 and adoption services for Iowa couples. Fees may be paid by parents relatives and county welfare services when possible but the policy stresses that a child's care is determined by need rather than the payer's ability to contribute.
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Iowa
Will Policy Continue After JFK Questioned in Paris
Paris based AP reports Information Minister Alain Peyrefitte, speaking for President de Gaulle, said France never doubted Kennedy's intent to defend Western Europe but asked what the successor might say in ten years. The remark followed Kennedy's Frankfurt speech.
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Paris
France
Kennedy
Western
Europe
Frankfurt
Alain Peyrefitte
de Gaulle
Assn
U S. Pilot Killed in Vietnam Crash West of Saigon
A United States air force fighter pilot was killed when his aircraft crashed during a strafing run on a guerrilla concentration about 70 miles west of Saigon. The loss heightened tensions as U S forces pressed operations in the area.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
Soviet TU-114 On Africa Route Breaks Havana Nonstop
Tass reported a four engine TU-114 making the first flight on a new Moscow to Havana route via Conakry Guinea. The trip is 21 hours 50 minutes, five hours longer than the prior nonstop service. Aeroflot had begun nonstop service January 7 after London denied landing rights.
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Moscow
Havana
Tass
Africa
Conakry
iGuinea
Aeroflot
Britain
Havana Flight Risks Highlight TU 114 Trial
A TU 114 on a December 29 trial flight to Havana landed with insufficient fuel for about ten minutes more flying. The sources describe the flight as among the riskiest in the world due to fuel constraints and safety concerns.
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Havana
Tax cut prospects fade for 1964 says Dirksen Halleck
Republican leaders Senator Dirksen of Illinois and Representative Halleck of Indiana said the chance of a tax cut this year is growing remote. Dirksen questioned if the administration wants a calendar year tax cut amid civil rights pressure while Halleck called evidence that a cut is unlikely increasingly strong.
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Washington
Dirksen
Ill
Rep
Halleck
Ind
Court setback for Hutcheson in con tempt of Congress case
Maurice Hutcheson, head of the AFL-CIO Carpenters union, lost a bid for a new hearing on his contempt of Congress conviction for refusing to answer Senate Rackets Committee questions. The U.S. Court of Appeals upheld the district court ruling denying probation and dismissal of the indictment.
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Washington
Maurice Hutcheson
Afl-Cio Carpenters Union
Senate Rackets Committee
U. S. Court of Appeals J
Hutcheson
Zantzinger Convicted of Manslaughter in Barmaid Caning
A three judge court in Hagerstown Md convicted William Zantzinger of manslaughter for cursing and caning a barmaid at a Baltimore charity ball. The verdict ties the blow and abusive language to a fatal brain hemorrhage and concussion of the victim. Sentencing is postponed for motions and pre sentence reports. maximum penalty is 10 years and a $500 fine.
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Caning
Hagerstown
William Zantzinger
D. K. McLaughlin
Washington County
Zantzinger
McLaughlin
Maryland
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Boy Scouts
Killian N. Kruse
Roy J
Florence Leeper
Waterloo Daily Courier
Leslie H. Baruth
Iowa-l
Illinois Gas and Electric
George E
Myrtle Olson
Milan W. Freese Inc
Rudolph J
Lilias Vavra
Ohio Finance Corp
Kenneth A
Barbar
Hartwig
Eugene
Jacqueline Blazek
Springville Co-Op
Maynard Kelley
F. H. Kubicek
James M. Segers
Fay Edgerly
Mercy Hospital
Ursil M
Hilda Heck
Thermogas Co
Hubert J
Shirley Polton
Arnold’s Inc
Walie Jo Nelson
Dickey
Marvin Vandersee
St. Luke’s Hospital
James A
Barbara Fare
Igram and Son Groceries
LeRoy McNeal
Standard Distributors
Ronnie M. Childs
Killian Co
Tom L. Hardman
Georgia Shadid
University Hospitals
Corliss W
Twila Bosworth
Savage Lumber Co
Loren
Lillian Mangold
Morris Plan
Cedar Rap
Iids
Leslie G
Onalee Uniiect
Ogden and Adams
Kenwood Bakery
Peterson Service
Louis Mertka
A. Flachy
Edward Blake
Robert E. Ford
William D. Wiley
Harold M. Becker
Elmer W. Wignall
Thomas Murphy Cities Service
Charles Starkey
L. F. Benesh
John J.brodbeck
L. F. Kovar
Ray Ackerman
Irvin Daubenberger
John and Earl Helle
James L. Chipokas
Glenn Dighton
Kieck’s Inc
George Reed
Francis X
Jimmy Hatle
U.S
Meals ON Wheels
St. NE
ACE Furniture
George
Paul
ACE Furniture Mart
ACE Transfer
Mount Vernon Avenue
George Zeman, Jr
Paul Reichle, Sr
Glenmore Distilleries CO
Louisville-Owensboro
Perpetual
Second Ave. S.E
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