Defense Set To Interview Roshek Jury
Jurors who convicted Dubuque merchant John J. Roshek on five counts of income tax evasion will be interviewed by his defense team as part of a move for a new trial. Judge Henry N. Graven scheduled hearings for June 7 with filings due by June 2.
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German Gift of 50 Books Delivered to Iowa Governor
Gov Herschel Loveless received 50 German books and a bookcase from Raoul Middelmann a German exchange student at Cornell Mt. Vernon. The volume covers music art and architecture and will go to the state historical department. The gift honors 14000 Germans who visited the U S as guests of the government.
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Murray campaigns on a positive program for Iowa governor
Dr. William G. Murray, 54, Iowa State College economist, runs in the Republican primary advocating a 3 percent sales tax with 1 percent for schools to fund an expanded program. He contrasts this with opponent Lt. Gov. William H. Nicholas and targets the next general election against Herschel C. Loveless. Murray touts tax relief, property tax relief, and a balanced industrial agricultural economy while maintaining dry status on liquor.
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Iowa Seeks Broader Program for the Aging
Governor Herschel C. Loveless told the Inter-Departmental Conference on Problems of the Aging that Iowa lags in active, integrated aging programs. He urged six focus areas including housing, health, recreation, education, and personnel training, with experts like Dr. W. W. Morris and Dr. Karl Catlin also speaking.
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Job Outlook for SU Graduates Still Good
Iowa City reports a generally positive outlook for University of Iowa graduates amid a national business slowdown. Education doctors receive more offers. engineers see high salaries and steady offers though some large firms paused hiring. Journalism, pharmacy, nursing, and law grads also report strong opportunities with regional demand and competitive starting pay.
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Iowa Graduation Dates Set Across State
United Press International reports Iowa colleges across the state set spring commencements next week. The University of Iowa in Iowa City plans June 13 ceremonies, one day before Iowa State University in Ames. Drake University in Des Moines and other independents hold Monday graduations. Cornell College hosts its 100th commencement Monday with Donald Laurie of Quaker Oats as speaker. Parsons College grants bachelor degrees to 98 and teacher certificates to 26 on Sunday. Iowa State Teachers College at Cedar Falls schedules June 4 ceremonies.
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Northern Natural Gas Seeks 8 Percent Rate Increase
Northern Natural Gas Company of Omaha filed with the Power Commission on Thursday a proposal to raise rates 8 percent, or about 8.1 million dollars. The increase would affect 34 wholesale customers in Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, South Dakota, and Kansas, and would be in addition to roughly 6.47 million dollars annually in effect since August 27, 1957, subject to refund.
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Eastern Iowa Band Festival to Feature 2500 Musicians in Cedar Rapids
More than 2,500 student musicians from 53 units converge in Cedar Rapids for the Eastern Iowa Band Festival with bands eating at the coliseum armory and 44 Miss Eastern Iowa nominees set for a luncheon. Queen nominees ride to Kingston stadium for the night show, and Col. George S. Howard will lead a bandmasters clinic at the Roosevelt hotel. Ann-Nita Ekstrom becomes first baton twirler to win junior and senior national Baton Twirling titles and will perform in parades and the night show.
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Memorial Day Rites Planned Across Eastern Iowa
Memorial day services are scheduled in Fairfax Columbus Junction McGregor Center Point Hazleton and other towns. Speakers include Rev Edwin D Emmet Rev Francis J Phelan Rev W O Crosby Rev William Suckow and Rev Virgil Neville with ceremonies at Legion halls churches and various cemeteries followed by parades and marine services.
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