How They Voted How They Voted
Washington AP Iowa members of congress voting records on recent roll calls show Senate passage 39 to 22 on bill to permit sale of participating certificates in government held loans and credits. On Boland amendment 192 to 188 rent subsidies added 2 million for rent subsidy program and 20 million for subsidies contracts. On passage 296 to 82 for 2.8 million supplemental appropriations bill as amended.
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Washington
Iowa
Congress
Senate
Hickenlooper
R. Miller
R. House
Boland
D-Mass
Bandstra
Hansen
Schmidhauser
Culver
Gross
Greigg
D. Smith
Smith
East Iowans Win SCI Scholarships
Twenty six Iowa high school seniors receive Alumni Merit scholarships to the State College of Iowa for the 1966 67 academic year. The $100 awards honor new freshmen based on grades and ACT scores with no regard to need. East Iowa winners include Shirley Ann Tatro Clermont
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Cedar Falls
Iowa
State College of Iowa
SCI Alumni Assn
East Iowa
Shirley Ann Tatro
Clermont
Local Names Linked in County Marriage Record Panel
Carolyn Ann Robertson Colum bus Junction Rebecca Sue Pingel London Marlys Kerkman Van Horne Gregory D Franck Winthrop appear in a clustered list tied to a regional civil registry listing multiple individuals and towns across the docket.
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Carolyn Ann Robertson
Columbus Junction
Rebecca Sue Pingel
London
Marlys Kerkman
van Horne
Gregory D. Franck
Winthrop
Clean Up Meeting Scheduled at Delta Community Center
Delta residents and business leaders are invited to a 7 30 p m meeting at the community center to discuss a clean up campaign. Town council members and representatives from various organizations will attend to review plans and gather input.
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DELTA
Hughes appoints Cahill judge in 20th District
Des Moines AP reports Gov. Harold Hughes named William S. Cahill 41 of Burlington as judge for the 20th Judicial District on Saturday. Cahill's appointment expands the district bench with a seasoned attorney and former Burlington official.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
William S. Cahill
Burlington
Iowa Heart Assn Elects New Officers at Convention
Dr Alfred J Herlitska of Mason City named president elect as Dr Walker Kirkendall advances to president of the Iowa Heart Association in Des Moines. Other officers elected include Verl Hunt of Marshalltown first vice president Dr E A Motto of Davenport second vice president Mrs Faith Storey Des Moines secretary and Ben Osborn Des Moines treasurer.
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Iowa Heart Assn
Alfred J. Herlitska
Mason City
Walker Kirkendall
Iowa City
Verl Hunt
Marshalltown
E. A. Motto
Davenport
Faith Storey
Des Moines
Ben Osborn
English Valley Students Plan Music Festival at High School
English Valley district students from grades five through 12 will perform in a Friday music festival in the high school gym. Three school bands and singing groups join a mass finale of about 200 players under the direction of instructors Margaret Harris Louise Axmear and Al Brainard. Band parents will fundraise to buy new uniforms.
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North English
English Valley
Margaret Harris
Louise Axmear
al Brainard
Benton Court Suspends Terms for Three Defendants
VINTON Phillip Leo Bedell also known as Phillip Leo Booth received a 10 year term for breaking and entering, suspended by Benton county district court, paroled to the state board of parole. Appeal bond set at 2000 dollars. Also paroled were David Lynn Phelps and Charles Robert Fraley, each given five year suspended sentences for larceny, appeal bonds 2000 dollars. The Lady Wants Mink aired on CHANNEL 9 at 10 25 PM Monday.
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Vinton
Phillip Leo Bedell
Phillip Leo Booth
Fort Madison
Benton County
Bedell
State Board of Parole
David Lynn Phelps
Charles Robert Fraley
Phelps and Fraley
Audit Pending On Tax Settlement Delayed Says Worthington
Des Moines ex tax commissioner Worthington defends delay in assigning a state auditor to a special audit of a tax settlement approved by the tax commission. He notes four auditors are tied up with other matters, and reopening the case hinges on uncovering fraud. Burrows sees no improper action given the substantial but lawful tax reduction. An advisory consumer protection committee will form May 26 at the state house, with sessions on truth in lending packaging and safety.
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Des Moines
X. T. Prentis
Lorne Worthington
Worthington
Tax Commission
Prentis
Weber
Mt. Ayr
Lamoni Democrat
Earl Burrows, Jr
Burlington Democrat
Burrows
Lawrence F. Scalise
Statehouse
Cedar Rapids Woman Elected President Of Iowa Ornithologists
IOWA CITY AP The Iowa Ornithologists Union at its 44th annual convention elected Miss Myra Willis of Cedar Rapids as president. Other officers named include Mrs. Charles Ayres Ottumwa vice president Dr Myrle Burk Waterloo secretary treasurer Peter C Petersen Jr Davenport editor of Iowa Bird Life and Dr Martin Grant Cedar Falls librarian. A Sunday field trip logged 166 species.
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Towa Ornithologists Union
Myra Willis
Cedar Rapids
Charles Ayres
Ottumwa
Myrle Burk
Waterloo
Peter C. Petersen, Jr
Davenport
Iowa Bird Life
Martin Grant
Cedar Falls
Appleget Found Guilty In First Offense DWI
Sigourney Sigour ney Keokuk county district court jury found Larry LaVerne Appleget 26 guilty of first offense drunk driving. Judge Harold J. Fleck set sentencing for May 24. Appleget was arrested May 23, 1965, by Sigourney police.
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Sigourney
Keokuk County
Larry LaVerne Appleget
Harold J. Fleck
Appleget
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