Iowa Judge Rules Deportation Law Violates Free Movement
Polk County District Judge Dring D. Needham ruled Iowa can’t deport a family of 14 under a 100 year old law allowing non residents on welfare to be sent back to Missouri. Officials anticipate appeals to the Iowa Supreme Court and possibly the U.S. Supreme Court to test the ruling’s broad impact on interstate moves for welfare.
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Polk County Welfare Board
Missouri
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Edward R. Fitzgerald
Iowa Supreme Court
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U.S. Supreme Court
Injun Satellite Signals Tracked by Iowa City Station
Iowa City scientists at the University of Iowa Physics Building reported signals from the Injun satellite launched from Cape Canaveral. The SUI command station in Iowa City broadcast data to Injun, with reception times from 2 19 p.m. to 2 38 p.m. Thursday, while Saskatoon heard solid reception for seven minutes during a bright aurora.
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Brian O’brien
Iowa
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Saskatchewan
U.S
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Wash
Federal Communications Commission
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Peru
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Chile
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England
van Allen
SUI Space
Roy Cashion
Geophysical Laboratory
William Whelpley
Cedar Rapids
Brian O'Brien
Curt Laughlin
Arnolds Park
John Freeman
Madison
Wis
Don Garnett
Fairfax
Ramon Trachta
Robert Janda
James van Allen
Favors Restriction Of Older Drivers
The Silver Stirrup Saddle Club hosts its 8th annual horse show at West Liberty fairground beginning at noon. Prizes exceed 400 dollars as Major Miller of the Iowa highway patrol urges restricting drivers over 80 from high speed highways, stating those 35 to 60 are generally safest. patrolmen will be out on Fourth of July weekend.
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Silver Stirrup Saddle Club
Iowa City
Highway Patrol
West Liberty Fairground
Miller
Iowa
Lone Tree Farm Fire Destroys Home and Sheds
A farm house and several sheds owned by Evelyn Lantz four miles north of Lone Tree were destroyed by fire on Thursday. The loss is estimated at 15000 dollars. Firemen from West Liberty and Lone Tree saved the barn. Mrs. Lantz, a widow with three children, lost most possessions while the children escaped unharmed. A relief drive is under way in Lone Tree.
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Evelyn Lantz
West Liberty
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Supervisors Reluctant Over Assessor’s 1962 Raise in Iowa City
The Iowa City Conference board approved City Assessor Victor Berger’s 1962 budget of 39,150 with an $800 salary increase, despite a reluctant vote by the county supervisors. A public hearing was set for July 14 at 4 p.m. in the courthouse assessor’s office. The budget raises Berger’s salary from current levels to 7,800 as the three taxing units vote as a unit. county officers face only 5,900 due to a $300 state raise.
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Iowa City Conference Board
Victor Berger
Iowa City School Board
County Board of Supervisors
Bergers
Iowa Highway Patrol Mounts All-Out Holiday Traffic Crackdown
Iowa Highway Patrol suspends normal schedules from 6 p.m. Friday through Tuesday to deploy 300 officers for a major Fourth of July weekend effort. Chief Herrick notes every uniformed officer will patrol, plus 35 license examiners, with five airplanes monitoring speed and violations from the air. Violations risk license suspension after hearings.
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UPI
Iowa Highway Patrol
David Herrick
Herrick
Carl Pesch
Highway Patrol
Iowa
2 Are Named in Suit By Coggon Sales Co
Manchester resident Jess Sloan and his farm tenant J C Offerman are defendants in a 1239.25 damage suit in Delaware district court. Leonard L Lawrence and Stanley P Smith, owners of Coggon Live Stock Sales Co, claim 95 feeder pigs were infected with bull nose when delivered to Offerman’s place.
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Jess Sloan
J. C. Offerman
Delaware District Court
Leonard L. Lawrence
Stanley P. Smith
Coggon Live Stock Sales Co
Offerman
Coad Pays Wife 12517 Salaries and Open Line Probe
Records show Rep Merwin Coad 1957 to 1962 payroll activity involving his wife Carol Peters and ex wife Dolores Peters. May payroll lists Mrs Peters at 1043 and Peters at 1016. Peters divorced in Las Vegas earlier in year. The district church resolution condemns a high official’s conduct and calls for prayer as Sioux City hosts 1962 convention dates set for October.
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House
Carol Faye Peters
Merwin Coad
R-Ia
Coad
Peters
E. J. Peters, Jr
Congress
Las Vegas
Nev
Divorce Resolution Shocks Iowa Lutheran Body
Decorah Iowa AP The Iowa district of the American Lutheran Church adopted a strong resolution Thursday amid a recent divorce and remarriage case. The denomination allows divorce only for adultery or desertion and the resolution signals a firm stance within the church hierarchy.
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Decorah
Iowa
American Lutheran Church
Johnny Lown breaks leg in Sigourney ball mishap
Johnny Lown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lown, suffered a broken leg after a fall while playing ball in Sigourney this week.
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Webster
Johnny Lown
Orville Lown
Sigourney
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