Iowa Votes Stir Debate on GOP Comeback Across State
Voters weighed Iowa's political balance as Republicans aim to regain ground after Democrats swept state offices in 1964. Gov. Harold Hughes seeks a third term. Sen. Jack Miller faces re-election. House and Senate races could reshape leadership and committee control.
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Des Moines
Iowa
House of Representatives
Harold Hughes
Jack Miller
Hughes
John R. Schmidhauser
John C. Culver
Bert Bandstra
Stanley L. Greigg
John R. Hansen
G.Q.P
Fred Schwengel
John Kyl
Robert M. L. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Wiley Mayne
William J. Scherle
H. R. Gross
L. A
Pat” Touchne
Neal Smith
G.O.P
Don Mahon
Gary Cameron
Melvin D. Synhorst
Murray
Appoint Three Receivers for Tama Packing Co
District Court Judge John W Tobin appointed G K Thompson Louis P Boudreaux and Ed J Springer as temporary co receivers of Tama Packing Co They will safeguard assets and carry on business until a full hearing on liquidation The bond per receiver is 25000 funds go to Merchants National Bank Cedar Rapids under joint control Checks require two receivers hearing set for 9 am Nov 21 at Tama county courthouse Toledo for jurisdiction and possible appointment of permanent liquidating receivers Notice will be given 10 days prior to the hearing to adverse parties and Tama creditors Stockholders voted Oct 28 to dissolve and liquidate Tama Packing under court supervision
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Toledo
John W. Tobin
G. K. Thompson
Louis P. Boudreaux
Cedar Rapids
Ed J. Springer
Tama Packing Co
Tama Pack
Merchants National Bank
Tobin
Tama County
Tama Packing
Tama County District Court
Morris elected vice-chairman of AAMC student affairs group
Woodrow W. Morris associate dean for student affairs at the University of Iowa College of Medicine has been elected vice-chairman of the continuing group on student affairs of the American Association of Medical Colleges.
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Iowa City
Woodrow W. Morris
University of Iown College of Medicine
American Assn. of Medical Colleges
Marchers Charge Lack Of Police Protection In Iowa City
AP from Iowa City reports protesters facing taunts and eggs during a march against the Vietnam War. About 400 demonstrators and 100 hecklers clashed as police protection was criticized by participants and observers. City officials cited parade permit timing and police staffing issues.
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Iowa City
Ruppert
Vietnam
University of Town
Theology Professor to Speak at Cornell
Dr. John B. Cobb, theology professor at Claremont, will give a public talk on Whitehead and God. The lecture is Wednesday at 8 pm in the Palisades room of Cornell's Commons. Cobb is noted for linking Christian faith to Whitehead's philosophy for a modern scientific outlook.
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Whitehead
Cobb
Eastern Iowans Join Honorary at Wartburg
Wartburg College in Waverly initiated thirty eight students into the Iowan Alpha chapter of Alpha Chi national honorary scholastic society. Members must be in the upper ten percent of the junior class or approved for focus based advancement. New members include Dennis Dirks Anamosa Ronald Meyer Strawberry Point.
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Waverly
Wartburg College
Alpha Chi
Focus
Dennis Dirks
Anamosa
Ronald Meyer
Strawberry Point
Larry Pleggenkuhle
Hawkeye
Jean Biere
Barbara Brownell
Oelwein
Patricia Watkins
Honorary To Initiate Four Eastern Iowans
Four Eastern Iowans will be initiated into Phi Alpha Mu the national honorary scholastic organization at the University of Iowa Interfraternity recognition banquet. Iowa City students John Corcoran Michael Donohue and John T Kelley and Toledo resident Michael Mickelson are named among the 14 initiates. The ceremony occurs Wednesday evening.
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Iowa City
Marital Conference Set in Manchester
A two day marital conference for newlyweds and engaged couples will be held December 30 and 31 at the First Lutheran church in Manchester. Sponsored by the Delaware County Ministerial Fellowship and Memorial Hospital staff, sessions will cover spiritual physical material and practical aspects led by a priest or minister doctor home economist and a young married couple. Written questions may be submitted and more conferences are planned.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
First Lutheran Church
Colombian Educators To Visit Marshalltown
Sixteen educators from Bogota Colombia will visit Marshalltown for a two week exchange at the State College of Iowa. They will observe high school classes from 9 to 11 30 am then join a Q and A session. A noon luncheon sponsored by the Marshalltown Chamber of Commerce follows. They tour Marshalltown Community College from 1 20 to 3 pm and meet Dean James McKinstry. From 3 to 4 pm they tour the James Cooper farm.
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Cedar Falls
Bogota
Colombia
Marshalltown
State
College of Iowa
Marshalltown Chamber of Commerce
Marshalltown Community College
James McKinstry
James Cooper
North Linn Sets Bond Vote for New High School
Troy Mills residents eye a $625,000 bond issue with election set for Wednesday December 7. The board accepted petitions with 586 names though only 168 signatures were required. Donald Smith noted legal requirements as plans for voter information brochures proceed. The school would replace three centers at Coggon Troy Mills and Walker near Troy Mills.
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Troy Mills
North Linn Board of Education
Donald Smith
Coggon
Walker
Trucker Killed After Braking To Miss Dog
Clarinda Iowa police say relief trucker Curly Kinnikin of Champaign Illinois was killed when his partner Charles Osborn of Carthage Missouri slammed on brakes to avoid a dog on Route 2 two miles west of Clarinda. The tractor skidded 300 feet, struck an embankment, and jolted back onto the road.
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Clarinda
Curly Kinnikin
Champaign
Iowa
Kinnikin
Charles N. Osborn
Carthage
Osborn
Here
Delta Eastern Star Chapter Closes After 1902 Founding
Members of the Order of Eastern Star vote to close the Delta chapter due to small membership and lack of officers. The group organized in 1902 and Mrs. Clifford Stevens serves as the last worthy matron.
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DELTA
Order of Eastern Star
Clifford Stevens
Top Cancer Society Award to Dr. Evans
Dr. Titus C. Evans of the University of Iowa radi ation research laboratories receives the American Cancer Society’s highest volunteer honor. He previously led the Iowa division as president in 1965 and crusade chairman in 1963, and now chairs the division awards and grants committee. He also chairs the Johnson County chapter board.
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Iowa City
Titus C. Evans
University of Iowa
American Cancer Society
Society
Evans
Iowa
Division Crusade
Johnson County
The
Mountaineers Film on Hudson Bay Sunday
Iowa City lecture by Art Wilson in Macbride auditorium at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Wilson, Northwestern graduate, returns for a second Mountaineers talk detailing his Hudson Bay film and travel by boat to outposts including Churchill, Chesterfield Inlet, Eskimo Point, and Whale Cove.
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Iowa City
Hudson Bay
Iowa Mountaineers
Art Wilson
Macbride
University of Iowa
Northwestern University
Wilson
Mountaineers
Churchill
Chesterfield Inlet
Eskimo Point
Whale Cove
Open House Celebrates Keokuk County Home Centennial
Sigourney hosts a Sunday open house from 1 to 5 PM marking the Keokuk County Custodial Home centennial. The event features guided tours by local groups, displays from the historical society, and refreshments by the Friendly Sixteen club.
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Keokuk County
Sigourney
Sigourney Chamber of Commerce
Keota Community Club
Hammes Brothers of Harper
Keokuk County Historical Society
Sigourney Saddle Club
Friendly Sixteen Club
American Red Cross Gray Ladies
Richard Payton
J. R. Hall
John Anderson
Man Convicted of Manslaughter in Wa verly Truck Crash
Fred Sauerbrei 55 of Tripoli was found guilty by an eight woman eight man? jury of manslaughter for a March 22 wreck on highway 218 five miles north of Waverly that killed three Northwood children Mary Diaz 11 Rebecca Diaz 10 Vicki Ryerson 18 months old. He also faced a drunken driving charge.
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Waverly
Fred Sauerbrei
Tripoli
Highway 218
Northwood
Mary Diaz
Rebecca Diaz
Vicki Ryerson
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