Secrecy and Shifts in Iowa 1960 Delegations
The piece notes secrecy in political operations as Republican candidates toured Iowa's Second District with little media coverage. It recalls the Democratic state convention in Des Moines, Kennedy’s lead on the first ballot aided by an unofficial ruling from Rep. Cannon, and the split Iowa delegation votes amid last minute maneuvering by Loveless and Markman.
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Des Moines
Jack Kennedy
Iowa
Los Angeles
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Herschel Loveless
Loveless
Kennedy
Cannon
Adlai Stevenson
Stuart Symington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Kenneth Robinson
Bayard
Sherwin Markman
Iowa Senate
Stevenson
Markman
Carter Bolsters LBJ Aides At Democratic Confab In Iowa
Cliff Carter, long time aide to President Johnson, urged Iowa delegates to back LBJ chosen vice president and civil rights and anti poverty programs. The Iowa gathering featured jokes and quotes from Humphrey and Smith as well as remarks on state politics and upcoming speeches.
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Johnson
Cliff Carter
Democratic Party
Carter
Iowa
LBJ
Monticello
Clare Aitchison
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Truman
Washington
Senator Humphrey
John the Baptist
Humphrey
Senate
Lex Hawkins
Des Moines
Health Quackery Conference Set In D M May 27
A Iowa Interprofessional Assn conference on medical quackery will be held at Fort Des Moines hotel in Des Moines on Wednesday May 27. The program features sessions on the AMA campaign against quackery nutritional quackery FDA efforts protecting the public arthritis miseries merchants and effective medical communication with remarks by Atty. Gen. Evan Hultman. Members of the Interprofessional Assn. include the Iowa Dental Hospital Nurses Pharmaceutical and Veterinary Associations and the Iowa Medical Society.
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Des Moines
Iowa Interprofessional Assn
Fort Des Moines
Paul Keiser
Burlington
AMA
Food and Drug Administration
Arthritis Misery Merchants
Evan Hultman
ISU Musicians Are Honored at Banquet
Iowa State students were honored at the 16th annual music honors and awards banquet. New officers named for the Symphony Orchestra include Dick Steffen as president Frances Greaser as vice president Helen Warren as secretary and Janet Bock as treasurer. Award winners feature Connie Levin Ruth Davidson Howard Huedepohl Cynthia Carlson Ray Bures Leta Mueller Charles Langlas and Frances Greaser across vocal instrumental and silver and bronze categories. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
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Ames
Iowa State
Symphony
Dick Steffen
Waverly
Frances Greaser
Vinston
Helen Warren
East Court
Iowa City
Janet Bock
Shady Oak
Hopkins
Minn
Connie Levin
Oelwein
Ruth Davidson
Stanwood
Howard Huedepohl
Williamsburg
Cynthia Carlson
Cedar Rapids
Ray Bures
Leta Mueller
Clutier
Charles Langlas
Marengo
Vinton
Estates in Tama County Reported Values and Heirs
Three Tama County estates are detailed with values and heirs. Mary W. Wilson of Traer holds a 94 981 78 value estate including farm property and securities with Peter L Wilson and Nell Currens among heirs. Clutter’s Bedrich Kremenak estate lists 40 076 58 with son George F Kremenak and daughter Margery B Seel as heirs. Leon E Spooner Tama’s final estate valued 142 880 75 yields 82 678 06 for distribution to daughter Dorothy S Gustafson, grandchildren, and siblings Wilford C Spooner Fred L Spooner Amber Maxine Bowles.
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Toledo
Mary W. Wilson
Traer
Perry Township
Peter L. Wilson
Nell Currens
Board of Christian Education
North Central Presbyterian Synod of Iowa
Clutter
Bedrich Kremenak
George F. Kremenak
Margery B. Seel
Cedar Rapids
Leon E. Spooner
Tama
Spooner
Dorothy S. Gustafson
Hinsdale
Till
Wilford C
Fred L. Spooner
Amber Maxine Bowles J
Detroit, Mich
East Iowans Named for Interfraternity Posts
Iowa City report lists East Iowans named to SUI Interfraternity Council posts for the coming year. Cedar Rapids Edward Bastian chief justice Glen Clar scholarship banquet committee and Phi Alpha Mu selection committee Egils Lapainis chairman Greek week committee Coralville Dan Kelley scholarship standards committee Fairfax Daniel Merta public relations committee Iowa City Lee Dicker informal rush committee John Koza public relations Eric Lundquist rush commissioner.
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Iowa City
Officers Elected by Manchester Lions Club
Carroll M. Dunlap, an electrician, is the new president of the Manchester Lions club. Harold McCormick is first vice president, Richard Bushnell second vice president, Len Strasburg third vice president, Harry Heiserman secretary treasurer, Don Stevenson and Leo Grether directors, Charles Hauser tail twister, Willard Hawker lion tamer, and the Rev. Richard F. Gronewold chaplain.
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M. Dunlap
Manchester Lions Club
Harold McCormick
Richard Bushnell
Len Strasburg
Harry Heiserman
Don Stevenson
Leo Grether
Charles Hauser
Willard Hawker
Richard F. Gronewold
SUI Receives NSF Grant for Lab Equipment Upgrade
The University of Iowa received a $10,000 National Science Foundation grant to buy basic electronic instrumentation for the structural laboratory of the materials testing lab. Howard W. McCauley will oversee the purchase as the lab is remodeled this summer with about $26,000 state funds. Equipment includes a cathode ray oscilloscope, oscilloscope, vacuum tube voltmeters, recorder, and a casting bed for pretensioned concrete specimens.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
National Science Foundation
SUI
NSF
Howard W. McCauley
Boy selected for Hawkeye Boys State at Camp Dodge
Winthrop Terry Peter son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Peterson of Winthrop has been chosen to attend Hawkeye Boys State at Camp Dodge from June 7 to 13.
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Winthrop
Terry Peterson
Raymond Peterson
Hawkeye
Camp Dodge
Luther Students Repeats King David Performance
Luther college music department schedules a repeat of Arthur Honegger King David at Decorah Lutheran church on May 30. Weston Noble conducts choir concert band and soloists. Wayne Paulson narrates. Helen Bod ensteiner as Witch of Endor. solos by Wesley Abbott Eunice Rekward and others. free public access during commencement weekend.
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Decorah
Luther College
Arthur Honegger
Luther
Weston Noble
Decorah Lutheran Church
Wayne C. Paulson
Estherville
Helen Bodensteiner
Witch of
Endor
Mrs
Wesley Abbott
Eunice Rekward
Waukon
Slattery and Comstock to Give Three Recitals
Thomas C. Slattery and Raymond Comstock present a clarinet and piano recital at Sigourney High School auditorium at 2 30 this afternoon. The program includes Mozart Clarinet Concerto and works by Stevens Honegger and Dello Joio. This is the first of three recitals with further shows at Iowa Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant and the University of Iowa Iowa City. admission is free.
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Sigourney
Thomas C. Slattery
Raymond Comstock
Oskaloosa
Sigourney High School
Halsey Stevens
Honneger
Dello Joio
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Student Elected IOWA UNIVERSITY CHOOSES JAMES PARK
James E Park of Cedar Rapids has been named program chairman of the Pontoniers military organization at the University of Iowa.
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Iowa City
James E. Park
Cedar Rapids
Pontoniers Military Organization
University of Iowa
Gazette Wants First with Best at Lowest Prices Ad
Classified notice highlights bargain deals and promotions urging readers to shop first for best value. Mentions ads aiming to attract customers with low prices and wide selection in the Gazette.
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Gazette Want
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