Steel Pact Rejected By Truck Companies
Pittsburgh dispatch notes two major steel carrier groups rejected a settlement in the two month steel haulage strike. Carriers demanded changes, while drivers in Detroit and Ohio towns had tentatively approved the deal. Aetna Freight Lines offices were bombed in Middletown, Ohio, with no injuries.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
George Mantho
National Steel Carriers Association
Detroit
Mantho
Robert Eazor
Eazor Express
Middletown
Ohio
Aetna
Armco Steel
Kyl urges concrete House cuts and spending priorities
Iowa Republicans including Rep. Kyl urge the House to appoint the Appropriations Committee to draft specific federal spending cuts. He argues highway funds in a dedicated trust could be borrowed to cover other expenses and says the Johnson administration previously hid costs by borrowing from the fund.
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Ston
John Sl
Toe
House Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
Iowa
Kyl
Iowan
Johnson Administration
Kyle
Sagging Wires Blamed In $118,224 Lawsuit
Special to The Gazette in Owa City. Mark J Bowles sues Northwestern Bell Telephone Co in Johnson County District Court seeking 118,224.56 for injuries from an Oct 15 1965 accident when sagging wires allegedly knocked him from a building under move on Riverside drive. His wife Yvonne seeks 10,000. The petition claims the wires were too low over the street.
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Owa
Johnson County
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Riverside Drive
Mark J. Bowles
Yvonne
Bowles
McCormack Named Iowa Democratic Public Relations Director
Dwight McCormack, long time AP writer and former Des Moines photo editor, will serve as public relations director for the Iowa Democratic State Central committee. He will prepare news releases on party activities under Chairman Clark R. Rasmussen.
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McCormack
Iowa
DES Moines
Dwight McCormack
Associated Press
Nebraska
Democratic State Central Committee
Clark R. Rasmussen
Pipeline Hearing Ban Dissolved by U S Court
A federal court dissolved a temporary ban preventing Iowa Commerce Commission hearings on the Mid-America Pipeline Co proposed 850 mile ammonia pipeline from Borger Texas to 15 northwestern Iowa counties. Six railroadsHad sought the restraining order claiming irreparable damage. An eight circuit panel will hear the dispute with Judges Heaney Stephenson and Hanson.
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Des Moines
Iowa Commerce Commission
Texas
Iowa
U.S
Roy Stephenson
Mid- America Pipeline Co
Tulsa
Okla
Mid-America
Borger
Rock Island
North Western
Milwaukee
Great Western
Illinois Central
Burlington
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Mid- America
Circuit Court
Gerald Heaney
Duluth, Minn
Stephenson
William C. Hanson
U.S. District Court of Iowa
Iowa approves Beechcraft Queen Air for governor
The Legislative Interim Committee backed a $202,000 Beechcraft twin engine Queen Air for Gov. Harold Hughes by a 7-1 vote, with Sen. Seeley Lodwick the sole dissenter. Final approval requires Executive Council consent and funds totaling $52,000 for radios and autopilot from the contingency fund. The new aircraft replaces the 1963 Piper Aztec bought for $90,000.
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Conrad Ossian
Red Oak
Flatt
Ossian
Executive Council
Candidates Night Set at Iowa City
Iowa City residents will meet 11 city council candidates in a meet the candidates program hosted by the Iowa City Jaycees at Carousel restaurant. Dinner is at 6:30 with a 7:30 question and answer period chaired by Dave Paula.
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Iowa City
Jaycees
Carousel
Dave Paula
CMA election guidelines urge nonendorsement by Iowa City group
Iowa City Council Manager Association decides not to back any specific primary candidates. It will send members a letter outlining qualification guidelines to consider when voting. Emphasizes candidates should avoid ties to groups with an axe to grind and focus on serving the city.
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Iowa City
Oswald Not Conspirator Says Psychiatrist
Dr David Abrahamson argues Oswald acted alone in Kennedy killing. He portrays Oswald as intensely vengeful and rejected, with a lonely upbringing and a feeling of helpless impotence guiding his murder in what he calls revenge against a rejecting world.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Oswald
David Abrahamson
Bulletin
The
New York Academy of Medicine
Center For the Study of Violence
Brandeis University
Foundation For the Prevention of Addictive Diseases
Abrahamson
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Abrahamsen
Streckfus Dies Dean of the Steamboat Men
Capt Roy M Streckfus 79 longtime Mississippi river boat pilot died in St Louis after more than fifty years in the trade. Born in Rock Island Illinois he led Streckfus operations with vessels in St Louis New Orleans and the Quad Cities serving excursions and moonlight trips. Funeral set for St Pauls Catholic Church in Burlington.
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New Orleans
Joseph Streckfus
Streckfus
Quad Cities
Rock Island
Ill
Admiral
Huck Finn
Mark Twain
Mississippi
Capitol
Party Line Split on Federal Pay Cutback
Washington voters watched Iowa's delegation split along party lines as the House rejected trimming a $2.6 billion federal pay raise to $628 million. The final vote was 199 for the cutback and 211 against it, with Democrats Culver and Smith opposing the slash and Republicans Gross Kyl Mayne Scherle and Schwengel in favor.
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Washington
UPI
Iowa
House
John Culver
Neal Smith
H. R. Gross
John Kyl
Wiley Mayne
William Scherle
Fred Schwengel
Two Crown as Big Wave Sinks Yacht Off Ventura Coast
A 55 foot yacht struck by a heavy wave in Ventura Bay tipped end over end killing Samuel Gilliard and Jean Hill, injuring eight others, with one woman, Jo Starcovich, unaccounted. Merrill Shapiro, owner of the yacht, survived with a broken leg and guided the vessel to the marina.
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Calif
UPI
Pacific Ocean
Jo Starcovich
Sheriff’s Department
Constellation
Ventura Marina
Ventura County Harbor
Oxnard
Here
Merrill Shapiro
Samuel Gilliard
Jean Hill
Ventura County Hospital
Shapiro
Roma Chandler
Soviet Scientist Rejects Atoms for Peace Award
Professor Vasily Yemelyanov, head of the Soviet peaceful nuclear program, refuses a $20,000 share of the Atoms for Peace award to protest the Vietnam War. Three others from Canada France and the United States will accept the prize in New York on November 14.
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New York
Vietnam
Vasily Yemelyanov
Canada
France
United States
International Atomic Energy Agency
United Nations
Ford Foundation
W. Bennett Lewis
Bertrand Goldschmidt
Isidor Rabi
Rabi
Britain
Sir John Cockcroft
Knife Wielding Sailor Still Lost at Sea
A sailor stabbed 11 crew aboard the USS Mullany ten miles off Long Beach then jumped overboard and remains missing. The navy says machinist mate first class Roy Sattiewhite of San Diego is unlikely to be found. None of the wounded were seriously hurt. seven remain in good condition at Long Beach Naval Hospital.
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Calif
Navy
Roy Sattiewhite
San Diego
Sattiewhite
Mullany
Long Beach Naval Hospital
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