Franzenburg Attacks Ray Over Demo Spending and Leadership
Iowa State Treasurer Paul Franzenburg accused Republican Robert Ray of ignorance or deception on state finances and leadership. He spoke at a $15 dinner before 130 attendees, defending surplus use for capital projects and school aid, while challenging Ray to explain funding plans and past meetings.
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Franzenburg
Paul Franzenburg
Iowa
Robert Ray
Harold Hughes
Ray
Roosevelt Hotel
House of Representatives
Gazette
Duane Creek
Cedar Rapids
Franzenburg Seeks Law Enforcement Focus in Iowa
Franzenburg spoke at an UAW retirees luncheon and attended the opening of the Citizens for Hughes headquarters near the Republican offices on First Street SE. He urged continuing Iowa progress under Hughes, aiming to improve law enforcement as a top priority over the next two years.
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Franzenburg
United Auto Workers
Iowa
Citizens For Hughes
First Street
Republican Party
Hughes
U. S. Senate
C R Detective Is Named President Of Police Group
Lieutenant of Detectives Wallace F Johnson was elected president of the Iowa State Policemen's Assn at the Waterloo annual meeting. Hugo E Sandahl Fr Dodge named first vice president while Lt Wesley Greenan Mason City second vice president and Harold A Fryman Des Moines assistant chief third vice president. Harold McKenna Sioux City re elected secretary and D W Rayburn Des Moines re elected treasurer. New board members include Patrolman Ronald Potter Davenport Sgt Swieter and Lt Paul Grant.
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Wallace F. Johnson
Ninth Street
Iowa State
Waterloo
Hugo E. Sandahl
Dodge
Wesley Greenan
Mason City
Harold A. Fryman
Des Moines
Harold McKenna
Sioux
No Yielding in Rhodesian Talks
Premier Ian Smith of Rhodesia and Prime Minister Harold Wilson of Britain held a three and a half hour discussion in Gibraltar aimed at ending a three year split. Both sides stood firm with no ground given, meeting privately aboard a Royal Navy assault ship and later joined by negotiating teams.
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Gibraltar
UPI
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Harold Wilson
Britain
Fearless
Lan
Marquis of Bristol Mislisted as Pub in Cambridge Phone Directory
The Marquis of Bristol complained that he is listed in Cambridge telephone directory as a pub, a mixup caused by English taverns named after titled persons. The directory places him between two actual pubs the Market Tavern and the Marquis of Cornwallis.
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Cambridge
England
Marquis of Bristol
Market Tavern
Marquis of Cornwallis
Ericson Stamp Honored In Seattle Ceremony
Ralph Nicholson assistant postmaster general dedicated a six cent stamp honoring Leif Ericson the Viking explorer in Seattle on Wednesday with a stamp ceremony and display.
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Seattle
Ralph Nicholson
Leif Ericson
Satellite Sets Antenna Record
Explorer 38 extended its antenna to 1500 feet, a record for any object in space. The extension was commanded from the space agency after launch from the Lompoc California test range on July 4.
Powell calls for total ban on colored immigration in Britain
Enoch Powell, a right wing figure, urged a total ban on colored immigration at the Conservative convention in Blackpool. He warned that continued migration could irreparably harm Britain's character as delegates reacted with mixed cheers and boos. Heath had recently moved closer to Powell on immigration.
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Blackpool
England
Enoch Powell
Britain
Powell
Edward Heath
Heath
York
S. Heath
Birmingham
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Senate
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Conference Citadel
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Luce & Sullivan
We. Lew
Madison School
N.W
Lowell Andrew
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
First
Seagram
Seagram’s
Seagram Distillers Company
New York City
Genta
Creme
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