Questioning Iowa rule on high school athlete suspensions
William Reichardt and Lloyd Humphreys challenge an Iowa High School Athletic Association rule that suspends athletes for beer and liquor violations. They argue the enforcement method may violate innocence until proven guilty and suggest juvenile court handling instead. Bernie Saggan notes reinstatement possible when innocence is shown. The rule's fairness and future vote by superintendents are debated.
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TATE
William Reichardt
Des Moines
Lloyd E. Humphreys
Linn County
Bernie Saggan
IHSAA
Stamp-Cashing Debate and Hawkeye Fans Face Traffic
Morris Wattenberg of King Korn Stamp Co defends cash redemption as unfair to stamp givers but fair at redemption centers, arguing stamps add value and loyalty. Iowa fans endure highway disruptions as 46,000 gather for the Hawkeyes, with Notre Dame looming and the commission urged to innovate.
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Morris Wattenberg
The
King Korn Stamp Company of
Chicago
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Hawkeye
Highway Commission
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
University
Coralville
Notre Dame
Muskie the refreshing figure in the 1968 campaign
The piece lauds Ed Muskie of Maine as the most refreshing campaign figure, arguing his integrity and leadership offer trust absent in Nixon and Humphrey. It contrasts Muskie's proven character with Humphrey's struggles to persuade voters, citing Woodrow Wilson and the need for a unifying vision in a troubled era.
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N.Y
Ashington
Ed Muskie
Maine
Down East
Muskie
Democratic Party
Law and Order
Vietnam
White House
Hubert Humphrey
Running Mates Favor Muskie Over Agnew in VP Poll
Louis Harris survey shows Muskie preferred as vice president by 33 percent to Agnew's 30 percent with Nixon leading 39 percent overall. Muskie boosts Humphrey’s appeal, Agnew dents Nixon, regional swings noted, voters largely indifferent to VP choices as election nears.
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Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Spiro Agnew
Democrat Muskie
Agnew
Wallace
Muskie
Humphrey
Nixon
Northeast
Midwest
Miami Beach
George Wallace
G.O.P
Benefactors: G O P Candidates for Congress Bob Wilson Knows How To Raise Money
The article profiles fund raising by Republican hopefuls led by Bob Wilson of San Diego. It notes Wilson’s success at gathering money while answering roll calls, the ethics committee limits, and how various GOP challengers in New York New Jersey Iowa and Long Island deploy funds and tactics to defeat Democratic incumbents.
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G.O.P
Congress
Bob Wilson
Ashington
San Diego
California
House
Wilson
Mel Price
D-Ill
Joe Resnick
Dn.y
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
John McCormack
Ethics Committee
Rep
James Corman
Los Angeles County
Joe Holt
Holt
Southern
Daniel E. Weber
New York
Richard McCarthy
Buffalo
Weber
Cheektowaga
New Jersey
Frank Thompson
Sydney S. Souter
John Culver
Iowa
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Riley
Long Island
Lester Wolff
Seldin
Wolff
Ab Seldin
Big Oil
J. Russell Wooley
Monmouth County
James J. Howard
Iowa Voters Rally Around Talle as Dirksen Stumps
In 1958 second district Iowa voters show strong support for Rep. Henry C. Talle as Sen. Everett Dirksen campaigns at a Jones county Republican rally in Monticello. Cold snaps hit Oelwein Cedar Rapids and Decorah with record lows while civic leaders discuss defense and education policy.
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Iowa
Henry C. Talle
Decorah
Congress
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Monticello
Jones County
Dirksen
Talle
Roosevelt Hotel
Oelwein
Elkader
Cedar Rapids
10-20-30 Years Ago headline notes deaths and tours
Death of the Northeast division of the Iowa State Teachers Association at a Cedar Rapids convention. Jean Fahrney, a 14 year old Cedar Rapids singer, went on tour with the Horace Heidt band.
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Deat
Iowa State Teachers Association
Cedar Rapids
Jean Fahrney
Horace Heidt
University of Iowa Lectures Controversy Over Saul Alinsky
Nancy Williamson of Iowa City urges University leaders to cancel Saul Alinsky's November 13 lecture citing his alleged tactics and ideologies. She argues his past funding ties and methods threaten the community and taxpayers. Williamson calls for alternative, worthy speakers and warns against wasting tuition funds.
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University of Iowa
Saul Alinsky
Alinsky
America
Stokely Carmichael
Syracuse University
Los Angeles
Nancy Williamson
Iowa City
Reader argues ad insult in film age restriction
A reader condemns a moving picture advert stating no one under 18 admitted. The writer contends the policy insults adults and suggests parity with higher age limits, proposing that even those 118 and older should be admitted if the material is deemed suitable.
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George Ball
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Stephen
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Maryland
Sen
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
the Gazette
Mr. Riley
Second Congressional District
Northwestern University
Culver
John F. Kennedy
Rep. Thomas
Martin
Young Men’s Bureau
Civic Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Ken Bastian
University of Iowa I
Arthur Deamer
Press
George Clark
the People's Forum
Mr. Alinsky
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