Pray for Shelter: Apology Is Due Culver Informed
Washington HUD official urged to apologize to Davenport mayor and to elderly residents after remarks about shelter. Rep. Culver learned of the directive from Assistant Secretary Morley as officials plan to study housing needs and alternatives for the elderly amid rising costs.
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Washington
Davenport
Dapeepee
Lee
John Culver
Iowa
Guy Birch
HUD
Omaha
Harry Morley
Birch
Marley
Mezvinsky
Marley Comand
Marey
Commerce
Lynn
Congress
Culver
Mezvinsky Creates Feed Action Arm For Food Costs
Congressman Ed Mezvinsky of Davenport announces a new Feed Action Arm in his office to investigate the real culprits behind rising food costs. The move aims to identify and address factors driving prices for consumers.
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Davenport
First District Congression
Ed Mezvinsky
Congress to study full food cycle costs at checkout
Congressman Mezvinsky outlined a plan to trace the food dollar from farm to table and examine each step of the cycle including farming, processing, marketing, advertising, and retailing. He stressed understanding how much each stage contributes to consumer prices to aid price control.
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Nevinsky
Mezvinsky
Panel Seeks Rogers Testimony in ITT Chile Affair
Washington AP panel probes U S maneuvering to block Chilean President Allende seeks testimony from Secretary of State Rogers and CIA official Broe. ITT ties surface as Gerrity claims five September 1970 suggestions to trigger Chilean economic collapse. McCone notes $2 million housing aid plan. ITT denies overthrow aims.
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Washington
Senate
Salvador Allende
Rogers
CIA
Frank Church
Dtdaho
Wiliam ¥. Broe
Central Intelligence Agency
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Subcommittee
Broe
ITT
Edward Gerrily
Chile
Allende
Gerrity
FTT
Jobo J. McCone
Pterime CIA
TTT
Harold S. Geneen
William R. Merriam
10T
White House
State Department
McCone
U.S
Congress
Jokn W. Guilfoyle
Western Hemisphere
Allenden
Chile Telephone Co
Guilfoyle
No Prime Suspect In Coed's Death At University Dorm
Authorities say no prime suspect yet in the murder of Sarah Ottens, 30, with investigators questioning friends and acquaintances at the University of South campus dorm Rienow 1. The death, found March 13 on the fourth floor, involved a severe beating and bloodstains reported in the room.
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Towa
Sarah
Asin Olfens
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Ottens
Karen Streed
Two Men Bound Over to Linn Grand Jury in Homicide and Burglary Cases
Municipal Court bound Edward Browning of 124 Third Street SE and Larry Hi of 117 Eleventh Street SW over to the Linn Grand Jury after preliminary hearings. Browning faces robbery with aggravation in the Eldon Kadera case, who died after a Dec. 7 incident in the Brown Derby tavern area. Hi is charged with breaking and entering tied to the Jan. 25 Sadler Machine Co. burglary at 1250 First Street NW.
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Munici:l Court
Edward Browning
Third Street
Eldon Kadera
Twelfth Avenue
Kadera
Jal
Larry Hi
Eleventh Street
Bolind
Sadler Machine Co
First Street
Two Men Face Assault Charges In Municipal Court
Two men appeared in municipal court on assault and battery charges. Eddie Ayers of Seventh street SE had the charge dismissed when the complainant could not be located. David Lint of Sixteenth street NE pled guilty, was fined 25 dollars and costs for allegedly assaulting Dan Schoon of Anamosa.
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Vassault
Eddie Ayers
Seventh Street
Evelina Johnson
David Lint
Sixteenth Street NE
Dan Schoon
Anamosa
Defrauding Innkeeper Charge Is Dismissed
Maurice Clancy of 417 Mayberry Drive NW had a defrauding an innkeeper charge dismissed Tuesday in Municipal Court after the planning witness did not wish to prosecute. The case stemmed from alleged failure to pay for services.
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Maurice Clancy
Mayberry Drive
Charge Against Woman Dropped in Municipal Court
Susan Chessfire of Iowa City had a charge of false use of credit cards dismissed Monday in municipal court. She was accused of using Susan Moore’s cards to obtain goods from Holley’s Store on January 5.
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Theela Montgomery
Ellis Boulevard
Baker's Shoe
Munnicipal Court
Susan Chessfire
Iowa City
Susan Moore
Holley's Sore
County Numbers On Auto Plates Voted by Senate
DES MOINES Iowa public safety faces requirement to keep county designation numbers on license plates as a 42 0 Senate vote sends bill to the house. The department would add numbers while preserving letter codes for data processing. The measure also allows placing stickers on truck cab doors due to plate crowding. 1 YEARS AGO President Eisenhower and GOP leaders agreed to seek five month extensions of federal rent controls until Oct.
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Des Moines
Army Corps of Engineers
Senate
House
Iowa
Public Safety Unit
Eisenhower
Tama Council Hears Requests For Rezoning
About 13 persons and their attorney attended a zoning hearing this week hoping to keep trailer homes out of the resident ial area south of the North Western railroad and east of State street. The council voted to prohibit more mobile homes in the area, except for a west block on Harmon street. An ordinance changed the area to NS residential with two amendments. Kupka argued his industrial land south of South Second street must stay industrial and on a flood plain. The council kept Kupka’s land as industrial and retained a business block that allows trailer homes to be used as dwellings.
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Tama
North Western Railroad
State Street
Harriman Street
East First Street
Planning and Zoning Commission
Charles Kupka
South Second Street
Harmon
State Streets
Kupka
John Husak
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