Linn county Republicans denounce Kennedy New Frontier policy
The Linn county GOP convention at the Roosevelt hotel adopted resolutions opposing Kennedy era policies and urging a broad free enterprise approach. They call for tax reform, reduced federal spending, and a large scale voluntary land retirement program to boost farm prosperity, while praising Republican leaders and urging unity ahead of elections.
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New Frontier
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Vincent Horst
Cedar Rapids
Free World
America
Kennedy
Waterloo
U. S
B. B. Hickenlooper
Jack Miller
James E. Bramwell
Norman A. Erbe
Martin Wiley
Tom Riley
Eldon L. Colton
Linn County Delegates Approve Resolutions and Elect Committee
Reports of two committees were adopted unanimously by county convention delegates after the governor's keynote address. Chairman Silliman was elected Linn County's representative on the Second District Central Committee.
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Cedar Rapids
Silliman
Linn County
News Final 10 PM Brief from KCRG TV9 Mon-Fri
KCRG TV9 delivers the 10 PM News Final weekday rundown covering breaking local events, weather, and the latest in politics, crime, and community updates with brief summaries and top stories for the evening audience.
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Silliman and Binger Re-elected Linn County GOP Leaders
B. D. Silliman and Mrs. Forres K. Binger were re elected chair and vice chair of the Linn County Republican central committee after the county convention at the Roosevelt hotel Cedar Rapids Friday morning. The panel split the secretary treasurer role into two posts with Teresa Moffat elected treasurer and Mrs. Paul Palmer named secretary. State Chairman George Nagle of Iowa City attended the meeting as Johnson County GOP delegates gathered.
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Silliman
Jim Smith
Lee Anderle
Cedar Rapids
Binger
Smith
Vin
B. D. Silliman
Forres K. Binger
Linn County Republican Central Committee
Roosevelt Hotel
Teresa Moffat
Marion
Paul Palmer
George Nagle
Iowa City
Johnson County
G.O.P
Lodge Says He Will Not Campaign For Son Senate Bid
Boston AP Henry Cabot Lodge says he will not campaign for his son George Lodge who won the state Republican convention endorsement for the U S senate. He quips one campaigner in the family is enough and his son can do a good job by himself.
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Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
George
U.S. Senate
Lodge
Jewelry Missing In House Breakin
A house at 1612 Miami Drive NE was entered by a pushed-out back door Tuesday. Jewelry reported missing includes a white gold band with a blue diamond, cuff links, a man's ring valued at 178 dollars, a yellow gold band with a raised diamond, several old coins, and a disturbed dresser.
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Miami Drive
John M. Manning
Manning
Navy recruiting changes and Cedar Rapids command shift
The Cedar Rapids naval recruiting station saw Master Chief Fred L. Beye depart as chief recruiter to Des Moines Iowa. Senior Chief Frederick W. Freeman succeeds him as chief recruiter. Beye served Cedar Rapids since September 1960 and the new petty officer in charge since October 1960. Marines report two changes: married men may enlist, and former members of other services are now eligible. Want ads invite applicants.
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Naval
Cedar Rapids
Fred L. Beye
Iowa
Des Moines
Frederick W. Freeman
Beye
Marine Corps
Jewelry Missing Reported After Discovery
A woman reported missing jewelry to authorities the day after discovering it absent, prompting police to investigate and catalog the items as part of the ongoing case.
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