Strife in Game Unit Denied by Iowa Official
Ren Blackstock of the Conservation Commission denied internal strife caused Arden Mead to resign as administrator chief of the Iowa Conservation Commission. Mead quit two months after his May appointment amid disagreements, with Powers told to resign by July 1 if not resolved. A state official blamed Mead’s departure on internal bickering, which Humiston disputed noting no fault finding beyond a Sioux City dispute over deer license payment methods.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
Arden Mead
Des Moines
Mead
Commission
Humiston
the Gazette
Sioux City
Hoffa to face assault trial on June nineteenth
Teamsters president James R. Hoffa pled not guilty and sought a jury trial on a charge he assaulted union aide Lemuel Baron. The trial date was set for June 19 after Hoffa's lawyer requested a jury trial, delaying proceedings. Baron, who sports a bruised and cut eyebrow, says he was struck twice and shoved during a dispute at union headquarters.
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Washington (Ap
Ames R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Lemuel Baron
Hoffa
Baron
Union
Clifford Alder
Tupper Thomas Scalley
Allder
Two Extra Sections in Sunday's Gazette
Sunday Cedar Rapids Gazette adds two sections. An Outdoor Living 16 page feature offers summer outdoor activity ideas gear tips and clothing notes. A tourism tabloid Fun is Everywhere in Iowa showcases attractions and photos prepared by the Iowa Development Commission and distributed to 38 papers.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Towa
Iowa Development Commission
Kennedy names two U S envoys to Bulgaria and China
President Kennedy appointed Eugenie Moore Anderson as minister to Bulgaria and Admiral Alan Kirk as ambassador to Nationalist China. Anderson, former ambassador to Denmark, hails from Adah Iowa and served with the Democratic National Committee in Minnesota in 1948. Kirk, succeeding Everett Drumright, had been ambassador to Russia from 1949 to 1952.
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Kennedy Friday
U. S
Eugenie Moore Anderson
Bulgaria
iAdm
Alan Kirk
Bassador
China
Anderson
Denmark
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Iowa
Democratic National Committee
Women For
Minnesota
Kirk
Everett Drumright
Russia
Vivien Kellems Enters Connecticut Senate Race
Hartford UPI reports industrialist Vivien Kellems announced her candidacy for the Connecticut Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate.
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Hartford
UPI
Vivien Kellemsi Friday
Connecticut
U.S. Senate
Mundt Charges Admin Condoned Estes Case in Senate Probe
Sen. Mundt accuses the administration of capitulating to Billie Sol Estes amid an Estes case. He says the Agriculture Department knew since July of Estes related allotment abuses, canceled in December, reinstated in January, then mildly penalized last week.
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Mundt
R-5.d
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Mundi
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Agriculture Department
Estes
House
John Bagwell
Sen
Yarborough
Rep. Rutherford
Bagwell
Charles Murphy
Department
Bagswell
Chamber of Commerce pushes cross town road plan
The Chamber of Commerce board adopts a five point road program led by a cross town through way. Cedar Valley Road is top priority with no fixed route. A connection to Interstate 80 at Iowa City is second, with funding options listed. Other items include paving Fiftieth Street NE, upgrading the Highway 150 viaduct in Hiawatha, and widening Highway 1D west toward Highway 218. The proposal will go to the Iowa highway commission soon.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Valley Road
Iowa City
Chamber
Fiftieth Street
Center Point Road
First Avenue
Hiawatha
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Iowa Highway Commission
Eisenhower to make speeches in congressional campaign
Washington AP reports the Republican National Committee says Dwight Eisenhower agreed to deliver a fair number of speeches to aid the congressional campaign. The move signals active GOP backing as races heat up.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Dwight Eisenhower
Gazette to Publish Weekend Coralville Lake Levels
The Gazette will publish predicted Saturday and Sunday reservoir levels starting today. Readings will appear in the daily record each Friday through the recreation season and again on Wednesdays in the daily record.
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Gazette
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Chief Boast Brushed Aside by Armed Robber
Rochester police chief Sam Howlett claimed vigilance and thorough work had prevented an armed robbery since 1930. The alarm sounded as a man with a pistol looted Western Union’s office of $25 in the incident.
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Rochester
Mich
Sam Howlett
Wood
Howlett
Western Union
Quite a Change in New Orleans Citizenship
Yutaka Kimota becomes John Patrick O'Brien Jr after gaining American citizenship. Native of Japan adopts new name reflecting legal change. The report notes the name change occurred in New Orleans as part of the naturalization process.
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New Orleans
Yutaka Kimota
John Patrick O'Brien, Jr
Japan
Chamber Chief Describes Talks With Kennedy on Reform
U S Chamber of Commerce president H Ladd Plumley met with President Kennedy for a major constructive conference addressing tax reform and government business relations. Plumley said the discussion acknowledged tensions over steel pricing and praised proposed liberalized depreciation allowances to boost investment in plant and equipment.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
H. Ladd Plumley
Massachusetts Insurance
Chamber
Kennedy
Plumley
Andrew Hatcher
Hatcher
Chambers of Commerce
Key Chamber
Khrushchev Says U S Will Be Thrown Out Of Southeast Asia
Premier Khrushchev derides Kennedy's Thailand marines move as unwise and predicts the United States will be expelled from Southeast Asia. He accuses the U S of bloodshed in Laos and Vietnam while Secretary Rusk suggests a quick exit if communist pressure ends. Khrushchev condemns Western ministers chosen by capitalists and insists people will decide.
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Obnova
Bulgaria
APJ
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Laos
Vietnam
U.S
Rusk
North Vietnam
South
United States
South Vietnam
Paris Judge Raoul Salam Faces Death Threats
Reports say judges in Paris received death threats Friday from a terrorist secret army if Raoul Salam is executed for crimes against the state. The threats mark renewed pressure amid ongoing judicial proceedings.
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Paris
Raoul Salam
Secret Army
Carpenter Space Flight Delayed for Parachute Fix
Space official postpone Malcolm Scott Carpenter Aurora 7 flight to next Tuesday after a Mercury review. A second altitude switch will trigger parachute deployment to improve reliability, following questions raised by the Glenn mission and a two and a half hour discussion.
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Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Carpenter
Walter Williams
Project Mercury
John Glenn
Mercury
Williams
Glenn
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