Editorial applauds 10 percent liquor discount policy
The Iowa liquor control commission is urged to extend a 10 percent discount on purchases of 100 dollars or more at state stores. The piece argues the change promotes competition with border dealers, reduces bootlegging risk, and could justify lower state revenue as a public good. It calls for legislative exploration of sales-for-resale limitations.
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Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Commission
Iowa
Mis-Armed Watchdogging ILE Elects Iowan National Commander
A Dallas Legion convention praised a new national commander from Iowa while debating a proposal urging Congress to probe Antioch College for allowing communist spokesmen to address students. The piece defends free speech as patriotic and criticizes equating exposure to diverse political views with ideological propaganda.
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Ile
American Legion
Dallas
Congress
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Legion
Citizens who acted in Dallas after Kennedy shooting
A reading of the Warren Commission report highlights ordinary Dallas residents who quickly involved themselves after President Kennedy's assassination. Domingo Benavides, Johnny Calvin Brewer, and Julia Postal each acted to alert authorities as Oswald was pursued, aiding rapid capture and easing some local shame.
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Warren Commission
Kennedy
New York
Domingo Benavides
Oswald
J. D. Tippit
Johnny Calvin Brewer
Texas Theater
Julia Postal
Dallas
New Markets for Livestock Europe Opens to U S Meat
Reports say Europe and the Far East are expanding demand for American livestock. Italy lifts import barriers and duties, shipping calf trade could reach 100 000 to 250 000 yearly. Britain tastes potential. air shipment feasible. The Far East seeks breeders, not feeders, as living standards rise and postwar demand grows.
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Europe
Farm Journal
Midwest
Italy
Britain
Far East
Pacific
Japan
Philippines
Okinawa
Yorkshire
Hampshire
Poland
China
United States
Voter's Primer Shows How to Use Ballot Machine
The Downtown Registration Center in the Merchants Motor Bank building at 308 Second Avenue SE will host demonstrations. Registration clerks will teach voters how to operate the voting machine. Center hours run Oct 5 to Oct 16, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. other days except weekends.
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Merchants Motor Bank
Second Avenue SE
Britain Faces Tight Campaign as Election Nears
Britain enters a short intensive three week campaign with polls set for October 15. Conservatives hold a long tenure, Labour seeks change. voters will elect local MPs, not party leaders, amid strict campaign finance rules and TV time sharing.
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British Information Services
Ritain
Conservative
Labor
Churchill
Eden
Macmillan
Douglas-Home
Communist recruitment posters on campuses exposed by Hoover
The 1960s FBI analysis argues CPUSA aims to recruit youth via DuBois Clubs of America, presenting communism as unity while concealing its repressiveness. It warns students to scrutinize motives, urging a truth driven, analytical view to prevent ideological infection and protect freedoms.
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America
Communist Party
U.S.A
CPUSA
W. E. B. DuBois Clubs of America
Gus Hall
DuBois Clubs
Berlin Wall
Humanizing learning through interpersonal student faculty ties
McCabe argues excellence in education hinges on personal engagement between students and teachers. He warns against dull instruction and urges embracing intellectual risk, emotional enrichment, and open trust to foster genuine discovery and growth at Coe College.
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College
Coe
St. Andrews University
C. P. Snow
John W. Gardner
Carnegie Foundation
John Gardner
Coe’s
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Lancashire
Alec Douglas-Home
Harold Wilson
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Northern Ireland
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