Judge Rules Iowa Can't Oust Needy
An appeal to higher courts was discussed to resist a ruling striking down Iowa’s 100 year old law allowing deportation of non-residents who become public welfare charges. Polk County District Judge Needham said the welfare board lacks constitutional right to deport a family of 14 to Missouri, a decision with statewide impact as destitute families move into Iowa for benefits.
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Polk County
Dring D. Needham
Polk County Welfare Board
Missouri
Edward R. Fitzgerald
Iowa Supreme Court
District Court
Sherwin, Markham
Civil Liberties Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Satellite Feeds Signal to SUI Tracking Station
Iowa City physicists at the University of Iowa received first clear signals Thursday afternoon from the Injun satellite launched Wednesday night from Cape Canaveral The SUI station commanded by KA2XEC can broadcast data from Injun and record it on magnetic tapes for IBM 7070 processing The Saskatoon station heard Injun first as it crossed into Canada and the Iowa City site noted it was on its ninth orbit over Iowa while data collection measures space radiation for SUI scientists
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Roy Cashion
Geophysical Laboratory
Vaz
William Whelpley
Cedar Rapide
Brian O'Brian
Curt Laughlin
Arnolds Park
Kneelsing
John Freeman
Madison
Wis
Don Gumneth
Fairfax
Ramon Trachta
Cedar Rapids
Robert Jonds
James van Allen
Favors Restriction Of Older Drivers
West Liberty report notes proposals to restrict older drivers amid high speeds and long road use. Iowa City officials discuss policy, with Major Miller citing patrol concerns as the annual car show and races unfold at the West Liberty fairground. Over $400 in prizes planned for a noon start and fourth of July events.
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Miller
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Lone Tree Farm Fire Loss Estimated at 15000
A farm including house and several sheds, owned by Evelyn Lantz four miles north of Lone Tree, burned Thursday afternoon. The loss was estimated at 15000. Firefighters from West Liberty and Lone Tree saved the barn. Mrs. Lantz was in Iowa City at the time. She and her three children lost most possessions. several children escaped unharmed. A drive in Lone Tree is collecting for the family.
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Evelyn Lantz
West Liberty
Lantz
Iowa City
Two Are Named in Suit By Coggon Sales Co
Coggon Live Stock Sales Co faces a $1,230.25 damage suit filed in Delaware district court by Leonard L. Lawrence and Stanlow B.D. Smith, alleging loss of 95 feeder pigs delivered by tenant J. C. Offerman of Manchester. The case names Offerman and Sloan of Manchester as defendants. Local items note district church resolutions and community events including a school convention and a boy’s broken leg.
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Manchester
Sloan
J. C. Offerman
Delaware
Leonard L. Lawraice
Stanlow BD Smith
Annee Cena Cree Ae Geazuasy
Coggon Live Stock Sales Co
Decorah
Thelg
al-Iowa
Lutheran Church
Coad
Iowa City Supervisors OK Assessor Berger Raise
The Iowa City Conference board approved City Assessor Victor Berger’s 1962 budget of 39,150 a 9,000 increase with an 800 raise for Berger despite reluctance from county supervisors They set a public hearing for July 14 at 4 p m in the courthouse assessor’s office The board includes the city council the city school board and the county board of supervisors County officers will see 300 raises while other county heads rise to 5900.
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Iowa City
Iowa
City Conference Board
Victor Berger
Hursday
Conference Board
Town City School Board
County Board of Supervisors
Berger
Iowa Highway Patrol to mount all-out Fourth of July patrol
Iowa Highway Patrol will suspend normal schedules and deploy 300 uniformed officers and 35 examiners on a massive road patrol over the Fourth of July weekend. Chief David Herrick said every officer will be on duty from Friday evening through Tuesday, with air surveillance and no warning tickets. violators face suspension hearings.
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UPI
Iowa Highway Patrol
David Herrick
Herrick
Carl Peach
Highway Patrol
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