Iowa Senate rejects union shop bill amid party split
Iowa lawmakers defeat a proposed union shop measure as 27 senators vote yes and 31 oppose. The bill would have let employers negotiate contracts requiring all employees to join the union within 30 days, with no pre hire obligation. Democratic Gov. Hughes backed moderation while Republicans joined strong opposition citing civil rights concerns.
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Goya Portrait of Duke of Wellington Returned to London
The 392000 painting stolen from Britain's National Gallery in 1961 was recovered in Birmingham and identified in London. Detectives link the ransom letters to the thief who knew painting details, with the work later bought by Sotheby's for 140000 pounds before being returned to the gallery.
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North Western Great Western Rail Merger Hearing Set
A federal hearing on the North Western Great Western rail merger resumes June 21 at 9 30 a m in Waterloo’s federal building. Oelwein groups opposing the merger will be heard. Henry Darmstadter is new hearing examiner replacing Lester Connelly. Another Soo Line protest hearing is planned for June 198 in Minneapolis. همچنین Soo Line asks ICC to pause further hearings until merger review is complete.
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Guerillas Slay Trio in Ambush Near Maracaibo
In Lara state Venezuela three soldiers were killed and 17 wounded when pro communist guerillas ambushed forces at Humocaro Alto near Maracaibo on Saturday.
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Marion School Supt Messerli Accepts New Wisconsin Post
John H. Messerli, Marion School superintendent since 1958, resigns effective July 1 to become coordinator of Cooperative Service Agency 16 in Wisconsin. He will oversee 40 to 69 schools with more than 57 000 students across Washington and Waukesha counties, replacing county superintendent roles in the region.
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Two Airline Stewardesses Missing After Boat Collision
Two stewardesses and a ticket agent are missing and presumed dead after two boats carrying American Airlines employees collided on Havasu Lake near the California Arizona line. One stewardess was seriously injured, three pilots rescued, and the vessels were returning from a water skiing trip near the Three Dunes area.
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Thant warns UN risks becoming a debating forum
U Thant told Queen's University he fears the United Nations is slipping toward a debating forum as tensions rise worldwide. He cited neglect of UN roles in recent disputes and urged action to preserve the world body's peacekeeping mission.
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Kennedy recovered from mild illness linked to virus
Hyannis Port family says former ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy has recovered from a mild indisposition tied to a virus infection.
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Gromyko Ends Turkey Visit With Limited Progress
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko concluded his Ankara visit as a final communique signaled little progress in aligning Black Sea neighbors. Turkey appeared unable to secure Soviet backing for its Cyprus position.
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University Band to Tour Russia in 1966
The University of Iowa symphony band, about 100 members, will tour Europe and Russia in spring 1966 as cultural emissaries funded by the U S Department of State. They depart between Feb 14 and 21, return in May, with concerts starting Moscow March 21 and ending April 27 in Russia.
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Howard R. Bowen
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Ruussia
U.S. Threatens Military Action Over Dominican Crisis
Washington and Ambassador Stevenson warned the Dominican junta not to attack Santo Domingo rebels. The United States prepared a naval blockade and force if needed to keep junta and rebel forces apart, with a security zone and river-crossing buffer central to the plan.
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Are all those people going to get haircuts
A boy watching a church choir in white surplices whispers with wonder. He asks if all the people are going to get haircuts, capturing a child's innocent curiosity.
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