Labor bill backed by Hughes sparks Iowa debate
A bill to permit union shop while preserving right to work draws fire from Iowa manufacturers. Des Moines officials dispute interpretation of primary and secondary boycotts as Gov. Hughes signals support for a modified law. Senator Jake Mincks introduces the measure as a new approach to organized labor. Cont.: Page 7A, Col. 1.
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Frank Nye
Des Moines
Iowa
Manufacturers Assa
Association
James S. Craiger
Senate
Craiger
Jake Mincks
Ottumwa
Organized Labor
House
Labor
Harold Hughes
Mincks
Cedar Rapids Civic Center Project Wins Federal Backing
The HHFA approved a $269 924 survey and planning grant for Cedar Rapids civic center urban renewal. A federal capital grant of $9 178 008 is held in reserve to cover about two thirds of the $14.1 million project, with the city providing the remaining one third via non cash credits for public improvements.
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Y Ken Sullivan
Housing and Home Finance Agency
HHFA
Civic Center
Cedar Rapids
John C. Culver
Culver
Civic ‘Center
Bob Johnson
First
Second Avenue
Johnson
Washington
Cedar Rapids considers NE-NW circumferential road study
A corridor study to find a feasible NE to NW circumferential route around Cedar Rapids would cost 5 000 to 6 300 dollars. Howard Needles Tammen Bergendorf submitted the estimate on Feb 17. The plan would connect Fiftieth Street NE with Highway 149 to bypass the business district. Council has not acted.
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Council
Cedar Rapids News
Cedar Rapids
Howard, Needles Tammen
Bergendorf
Kansas City Consulting Engineers
Fiftieth Street
Paul Heineman
Kansas Students protest racial bias at KU sit in
Lawrenc e Kansas AP report describes 110 students suspended after a sit in at Chancellor Wescoe's office to demand action against racially discriminatory fraternity practices. Gayle Sayers and George Unseld among those arrested and released on bond. a 400-student march later occurred with no incidents. European talks follow in Rome as Western European Union ministers begin a two day meeting on international problems.
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Lawrence
Kan
Act
Civil Rights Council
University of Kansas
Univer
Gayle Sayers
George Unseld
Unseld
Louisville
Council
University
Wescoe
Rome
Demonstrators Resume Sit-in Outside Attorney General Office
A group of eleven youth protesters resumed a sit-in on the fifth floor of the Justice Department building outside Atty. Gen. Katzenbach. They handed out a SNCC statement demanding federal marshals for Alabama and criticizing government actions. The night’s ejection occurred after guards removed them about three and a half hours after closing time.
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Katzenbach
Nicholas Katzenbach
Justice Department
Washington
Selma
Ala
Atty
Justice ‘Department
General Aniline & Film Corp
General Services Administration
Student Nonviolent Co-ordinating Committee
Alabama
Wallace
Clark
Lingo
Vietnam
FBI
IGSA
Marchers Reach Selma as King Plans Montgomery Walk
About 2,500 demonstrators, Negro and white, gathered in Selma with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr arriving to lead a march toward Montgomery defying a federal court order. King announced the plan while officials and clergy prepared. Alabama troopers were deployed and a U S District Court ruling set a Thursday hearing on the injunction.
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Selma, Ala
UPI
Montgomery
Associated Press
Martin Luther King
Selma
Ala
King
C. T. Vivian
Alabama River Bridge
Alabama
Browns Chapel
Andrew Young
Agee Po Rune
Johnson
Reedy
Tai
Wallace
Law and Order
iKing
Der
George Reedy
U.S
Frank Johnson
Martin Lasseter
Hosea Williams
King Lewis
Amelia Boynton
Icebound Iowa Town Faces Flood After-Dikes Breach
In a western Iowa town of 3,500 the Boyer River floods and ice blocks streets. Mayor H R Watson munches a sandwich from city hall as 1,000 residents flee. Army engineers plug dike gaps, hoping to seal the last break by night.
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Missouri Valley
H. R. Watson
Ray Smith
Pye
Smith
Iowa
Boyer Valley
R. L. Fitzhugh
Negotiations on Steel Resume in Pittsburgh Talks
In Pittsburgh UPI reports the United Steelworkers and reps from the Big 11 basic steel producers resumed company by company negotiations after a two month recess.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers
Big 11
Basic Steel Producers
Death threat to Nazi opponents in Bonn parliament
An anonymous note in Bonn Tuesday threatened death to members of parliament if they vote to continue the hunt for Nazi murderers. The warning targets officials pushing investigations into past Nazi crimes.
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Bonn
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IMA
Vern Davis
Iowa Federation of Labor
Daily Record
Veens Financial
Marion
Society
Wererseee
Kansas
W. Clarke Weshcoe
Smass
Wag
U. S
Lewis
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Alfred Harrison
State National Guard
Congress
Sravead
John, Lewis
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