TV Pros Eye Moscow Access For U.S. Networks
CBS and NBC win cautious Kremlin signals for Soviet life features. CBS plans a Volga trip and a September CBS Reports premiere while NBC will narrate a Brezhnev Kosygin profile and air a Moscow university study. ABC seeks Early Bird live sports coverage despite limited clearance.
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Suit challenges Iowa reapportionment for at large elections
A Polk county district court petition claims the temporary 1965 Iowa legislative reapportionment is unconstitutional for not providing single member districts. It argues Polk county residents can vote up to 11 times in general elections versus one vote elsewhere, risking all 1966 candidates running at large if subdistricting isn’t set by Oct. 1, 1965. Plaintiffs include Sen. Robert Rigler and LaMar Foster. defendants include W. E. McCulloch Gov. Hughes and state officials.
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Iowa Senators Vote Down Work Law Resolution
The Democratic Iowa senate split along party lines voting 2 to 1 against a Republican sponsored resolution to urge Governor Hughes to enforce the right to work law. Senator David Stanley said the governor claimed a closed shop exists in one Iowa industry and that union shop practices are widespread. Stanley questioned enforcement while Majority Leader Andrew Frommelt urged a decisive no.
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Roosevelt to head five member Equal Opportunity Commission
Franklin Roosevelt Jr will resign as undersecretary of commerce to chair a five member Equal Opportunity Commission created by the 1964 civil rights act to enforce title seven. He will be confirmed by the Senate and receive 27000 dollars as head of the commission, slightly less than his present 28500 salary.
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Communist China Launches Stalin Glory Campaign
Communist China launches a nationwide campaign to glorify Josef Stalin to mark the 20th anniversary of Hitler's defeat, signaling a politically charged propaganda push amid postwar tensions.
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China
Josef Stalin
Hitler
Mrs. H. T. Cherry of Tama Dies at 84
Mrs. Herbert Tilden Cherry 84 died Monday of a heart attack at her Tama home. Born January 10 1886 in Cedar Rapids she was educated there and graduated from St Marys School for Girls at Knoxville Illinois. She married Herbert Tilden Cherry in 1905 at Cedar Rapids later living in Peoria and Tama where J G Cherry Co. purchased a paper mill. She was a member of Grace Episcopal Church.
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Obituary: Cedar Rapids Woman, Tama Resident, Services Set
A Cedar Rapids church member and former Cedar Rapids and Tama Toledo Country club member dies. Survived by daughter Gladys Elliott of Tama, six granddaughters and ten great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 1:30 at Turner chapel Cedar Rapids, Rev Thomas Hulme officiating. Burial Oak Hill. Donations may be made to a charity of choice.
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Iowa House Passes Child Desertion Aid bill
The Iowa House approved a bill by 102 to 0 to speed public aid eligibility for deserted children. The measure moves to the Senate and eliminates the need to prove a child is destitute before desertion charges can be pursued against a parent.
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London Commons approves budget by razor thin margin
London AP reports the House of Commons passed the Labor government budget 299 to 296 on Monday night. Prime Minister Wilson achieved his narrowest major policy victory since taking office last October.
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Carry Nation's temperance crusade and targets
Fact summary notes Carry Nation the temperance advocate began her campaign after an unhappy marriage to an alcoholic husband. She expanded her list to destroy fraternal organizations tobacco foreign foods corsets skirts and paintings found in saloons.
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House Passes Welfare Bill In Des Moines
Special to The Gazette Des Moines The house approved a senate bill to fund the state department of social welfare with 20 135 000 per year for the bi ennium The bill passed 122 to 0 The senate approved plan would allow the department to distribute birth control information An amendment to require physician prescription of birth control material failed 38 to 9
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Memorial service for Cardinal Meyer in Chicago
A memorial service was held Monday for Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer of Chicago. Clergy and friends gathered to honor his life and legacy in the city he served.
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UPI
Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Donaldson Declares Dividend of 20 Cents
MINNEAPOLIS AP The Donaldson Co Inc has declared a quarterly dividend of 20 cents a share on common stock payable June 11 to shareholders of record June 1. Donaldson operates manufacturing plants at Cresco Grinnell and Oelwein Iowa.
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Arthur O Connell Stars as Ex Sheriff on The Fugitive
TV listing notes Arthur O Connell plays a former sheriff in The Fugitive episode airing at 9 CST Tuesday night on Channel 9. The program follows the fugitive pursued across landscapes as lawmen close in.
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Channel 9
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Resigned Postal Clerk Arraigned For Mail Theft
Melvin F. Schirm M4 of Cedar Rapids route 2 waived preliminary hearing Monday afternoon after being arraigned on theft from the mails. He was bound over to a U S district court for further proceedings and released on his own recognizance by U S Commissioner K W Fuelling. The complaint filed by postal inspection alleges he stole a woman's apparel item from a package addressed to Carol Danner 1501 Sixth Avenue SE.
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Cedar Rapids
Schirm
Ceder Rapids
U. S
K. W. Fuelling
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Postal Inspection Service
Carol Danner
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