Court Duplication in Iowa Hit by Judge
Des Moines district Judge Harvey Uhlenhopp calls for ending court duplication and moving to a two layer district court to unify trials. He cites waste from multiple tribunals and outlines potential eliminations of many local courts under a proposed plan supported by a 1963 legislative committee.
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Iowa
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
Des Moines
Harvey Uhlenhopp
Hampton
Uhlenhopp
Justice of the Peace
Omaha
New Jersey
General Assembly
Polk
Linn
Woodbury
Scott
Black ‘Hawk
Dubuque
Pottamattamie
State Supreme Court
Justices of the Peace
Keokuk
Iowa City Accident Results in 27386 Suit
A $27 386 damage suit was filed in district court over a three car crash at South Linn Street and the Highway 6 bypass on Nov 29 1962. Plaintiff Robert D Nissen names Oscar Banken Art Reynolds and Michael Reynolds as defendants claiming Banken s car driven by Charles Banken and Reynolds s car driven by Michael Reynolds struck his automobile as they approached from the south while Nissen traveled west on the highway.
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Iowa City
Linn Street
Robert D. Nissen
Oscar Banken
Art Reynolds
Michael Reynolds
Nissen
Banken
Charles
Michael
Papakee Parole Revoked at Toledo
Richard Papakee of the Tama Indian settlement had parole revoked and was ordered confined to the state penitentiary at Fort Madison.
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Papakee
Toledo
Richard Papakee
Tama
Fort Madison
Papakee Convicted of Manslaughter in 1962 Case
Papakee was convicted of manslaughter in Tama county district court on December 3, 1962, for the death of Larry Lasley on a settlement road August 12, 1962. Judge Farber placed him on probation under state parole supervision for good behavior. He has worked at the Iowa Soldiers Home in Marshalltown. On May 6 he was involved in a tavern fight in Marshalltown, charged with disturbing the peace and received a 3 day sentence.
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Papakee
Tama County
Larry Lasley
Settlement Road
Farber
State Board of Parole
Iowa Soldiers Home
Marshalltown
Marishall County
Toledo man pleads guilty to drunk driving charge
Gary Charles Smith of Iowa City pled guilty to a drunk driving charge. He was fined $300 and costs after his April 5 arrest.
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Toledo
Gary Charles Smith
Iowa City
Smith
Breaks Found In Large Iowa City Sewer
A major sewer break in the Washington street sewer area of Iowa City was discovered after a pavement hole opened at Washington and Gilbert. Officials say the 18 inch tile combined storm and sanitary sewer is crumbling and may extend toward Linn street.
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Iowa City
Washington Street
Sept. of Public Service
Will Laughlin
Washington and
Gilbert
Laughlin
Linn Street
Three SUI students report threats and taunts
Three SUI students active in the Student Association for Racial Equality report harassment by rock throwing, threatening notes, and late-night calls. Ann Sowers from Buffalo Center Judy Strong from Clayton Missouri and Winnette Hagens from San Francisco say the incidents aim to disrupt their SARE work and vow to persevere.
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Gazette
Iowa City
SUI
Student Assn
Ann Sowers
Buffalo Center
Judy Strong
Clayton
Winnette Hagens
San Francisco
The
Daily Iowan
Miss Sower’s
Sare
South
Frank Miles Sr dies in Des Moines at 74
Frank Miles Sr 74 a former governor candidate and World War II war correspondent died in Des Moines of a heart ailment He owned a public relations firm and had suffered a heart attack May 12 He edited the Iowa Legionnaire for 25 years before resigning to run for governor losing to Gov Robert Blue Miles served as a war correspondent in Europe and the Far East for the American Legion magazine and the Iowa Daily Press Association
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Des Moines
UPI
Frank Miles
Miles
Iowa Legionnaire
American Legion
Robert Blue
Europe
Far East
National American Legion Magazine
Iowa Daily Press Association
Family of Seven Loses Possessions In Sigourney Fire
SIGOURNEY The Calvin Martin family lost all their possessions when fire damaged their second floor rear apartment in the Heninger building. The blaze started in the living room and burned into the Ralph Bruns Boat Shop below, with damage over $3,000 and no insurance. The Martins, with five children, are staying with relatives after the fire.
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Sigourney Fire
the Gazette Sigourney
Calvin Martin
Heninger
Nancy
Irby Hemsley
Ralph Bruns
Bruns
Sigourney
Martin
Jesse Northup
Athlete's Foot Remedy Ad Claims Fast Results
Advertisement touts T-4-L liquid and powder as a cure for athlete's foot, promising skin sloughing and replacement within days. It mentions a 48 cent price at dry goods stores and emphasizes antiseptic relief for sweaty feet.
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Northwestern
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Tama-Toledo
Craig Brown
Jane Brown
Craig
University of Kansas
Sylvia Potter
Tama-Toledo High
Craig Danner
Ford
Thunderbird
Falcon
Valiant
Fairlane
Mustang
America
Grant Williams Ford
First Avenue
Ford Motor Company
Wonder Rotunda
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