Vest Seeks GOP Nomination for Lieutenant Governor
Loyal Meek profiles Alan Vest 47 a Sae City lawyer veteran of World War II who argues freedom is the core of his public service bid for the Republican lieutenant governor nomination. Vest emphasizes individual liberty education against liquor abuses and fair committee appointments while noting his low budget campaign run by friends and one traveling supporter.
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Loyal Meek
TATE
Alan Vest
Sae
Sen. West
Germany
West
Bremen
Alan West
Sac City
Pearl
Kirby
Carolyn
Ladora Rodeo Set Friday at 1 PM
The 3rd annual Ladora rodeo will run Friday at 1 p.m. on Highway 6, 30 miles west of Iowa City. Events include pony and kid classes, pole bending, bucking, calf roping and bulldogging with cash prizes and ribbons. Competitor Donald Urbanek, 1957 Iowa all round champion, is listed. Circle C ranch furnishes bucking stock. sponsored by Ladora Saddle Club.
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Ladora
Highway 6
Iowa City
Donald Urbanek
Salon
Wilson's
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cirle C Ranch
Ladora Saddle Club
Governor Loveless to Speak at Cascade Memorial Day
Governor Herschel Loveless will address Cascade Memorial Day services Friday afternoon after morning ceremonies at local cemeteries. A parade at 12 20 p m leads to the Legion pavilion where the governor will speak, followed by an 8 p m baseball game between Cascade and 2Wingle. Memorial observances continue in East Iowa towns with Legion services at various cemeteries and additional speakers. New Junior Chamber officers elected include Kenneth White president and Robert Borland first vice president.
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Herschel Loveless
Legion Pavilion
Cascade
2Wingle
Iowa
Manchester Legionnaires
Bang
Manchester J
Oakland
St. Mary's
Strawberry Point
Paul G. Bauer
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Wanukon
Oakland Cemetery
Taina
Legion
Oak Hill Cemetery
Stu. Patrick’s Cemetery
St. Patrick’s
Bee Hive Corner Park
Taps
North Liberty
Ridgewood Cemetery
Spectal
Independence
Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth White
Robert Borland
Gerald Satterlee
del Bessinius
Keith Campbell
Roger Fox
Robert Jensen
Don Dorn
Paul Jones
Kuiny Var Heuvelen
IWOI-TV Financial Troubles Highlight Legislative Hearing
Iowa lawmakers heard details of WOI-TV’s long running losses at a closed session led by JSC President Dr. James H. Hillen. The station, funded by revenue from ads, has posted annual deficits for three years and may seek state support to maintain it as an educational facility.
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DES Moines
Woi-Tv
Iowa State College
Iowa
James H. Hillen
JSC
Hilton
Iowa Board of Regents
Dar
Wgi-Tv
Marengo Grandmother Celebrates Four High School Grads
Rose Patterson of Marengo proudly watches four grandchildren graduate this week. Cayole Jean Young, Larry Patterson, Jerry Patterson, and Sue Lane Sims are the graduates, with families from the Marengo area and one graduate from Monticello.
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Marengo
East Town
Rose Patterson
Monticello
Cayole Jean Young
Leo Youngs
Larry Patterson
Everett Pattersons
Jerry Patterson
Edwin Pattersons
Marenga
Sue Lane Sims
Durton Simms
Simms
Former C R Mannets Fellow Bolie Receives NSF Post Doctoral
Dr Victor W Bolie, electrical engineering professor at Iowa State College, has been awarded the National Science Foundation senior post doctoral fellowship. The year long program at Stanford University covers physiology and anatomy as medical electronics training aligns with ISU veterinary and engineering divisions. Bolie, a Burt High School graduate, earned COE Cedar Rapids arts degree 1957 and ISU science degrees after a stint as Collings Radio research consultant in Cedar Rapids.
Savings Bond Sales Awards to Tama Banks
Seven Tama county banks received awards for exceeding savings bond sales targets. A gold plaque bearing the U S treasury seal was presented to Clivier State Bank Chelsea Savings Bank Tama State Bank National Bank of Toledo Farmers Savings Bank Traer First National Bank of Traer Garwin and others for strong customer bond sales.
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Tama Banks
TAMA
Tama County
U.S
U.S. Treasury
Clivier State Bank
Chelsea Savings Bank
Tama State Bank
the National Bank of Toledo
Farmers Savings Bank
Lraer
First National Bank of Traer
Farmers Savings Bank, Garwin
How They Voted How They Voted
Eastern Town lawmakers split on the Alaska statehood bill. In the House motion to consider the bill passed 217 to 172 with party splits and defections noted. The Senate saw no controversial votes.
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Dorothy Williams
Merwin Coad
Iowa
Senate
Services Thursday For Hulda R. James 58
West Liberty funeral services for Hulda R. James 58 will be held Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the Methodist church with burial at Qukridge cemetery. Born August 22, 1899 in Champaign Michigan she married Glen James January 14 1922 in Columabus Junction. They lived here 30 years. Survivors include her husband son Chad a foster daughter and a sister. Donations to the Cancer drive invited.
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Gaztte
West Liberty
Hulda R. James
Qukridge
Champaign
Columabus Junction
Glen James
Chad
Keith Windus
Lulu Curry
Burns Prove Fatal To Keokuk Girl Four
Four year old Emmy Lou Riney died in a Keokuk hospital from burns suffered when her dress caught fire from a lighted paper last Wednesday. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Riney.
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Keokuk
Emmy Lou Riney
Patrick Riney
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