Fourth Conservation Board Vote Allamakee Demos Job
Allamakee County Iowa shows a strong GOP lean with Democrats led by Mayor Joseph P. Deeney. The GOP margin is aimed to be kept low, while GOP chairman Arthur Jacobson faces a naturally Republican terrain and past Democratic wins by Tom Roe and Harold Hughes are noted.
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Llamakee County
Iowa
Switzerland
Allamakee County
G.O.P
Arthur Jacobson
Waukon
Joseph P. Deeney
Deeney
Elvers
Leslie C. Klink
Elkader
Klink
Harold Hughes
David Stanley
U. S
Washington
Jacobson
Tom Riley
Stanley
Hughes
Riley
Ray
Allamakee County Versus The 1968 Election Outlook
In Allamakee a solid Republican tilt shapes the 1968 race. Despite Democratic hopes, insiders predict narrow margins for Elvers and Hughes opponents, with Republican margins of around 1,000 votes for the state senate race and a likely Nixon victory by about 2,500. The county weighs heavily against a county conservation commission, but party enthusiasm remains high.
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Allamakee
County Conservation Commission
Ag Race Rematch Highlights Liddy Owen Battle for Iowa Secretary
DES MOINES AP L. B. Liddy and Kenneth E. Owen face off in the race for Iowa secretary of agriculture. Liddy, a Republican with ties since 1961, argues for cost efficient administration and criticizes lax consumer service. Owen, a Democrat from Jerome, emphasizes expanding consumer services and inspection. Both farmers, the contest runs amid broader campaigns and local farm networks.
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Des Moines
L. B. Liddy
Kenneth E. Owen
State Secretary of Agriculture
Liddy
Owen
Jerome
Appanoose County
Wallace Farm Speech Delivered Amid Moline Hecklers Clash
Wallace drew crowds at a Davenport fundraiser and faced heckling in Moline while outlining a ten point farm program. Police ejected five demonstrators and several hundred protesters gathered outside. Injuries were reported among attendees and officers, with over $1600 in property damage noted at the field house.
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Wallace
Moline
David Ramsey
East Moline
Cedar Rapids Gazette Founded in 1883 by The Goats Co
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Goats Co publishes daily and Sunday editions at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It lists subscription rates for carriers and mail, with varying prices by edition and duration. It notes lower postage areas and states that the Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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The
Goats Co
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Lower
Boos
Lowa
U.S
Associated Press
Luther Enrolls Record 2044 Students
Decorah Luther College reports a new all time enrollment of 2044 students for the first semester. The student body includes 1609 Lutherans and 143 Methodists among non Lutherans, with 32 states and six foreign countries represented. Iowa leads with 621 students followed by Minnesota 509 and Wisconsin 387. Nations and territories include Norway Tanzania Nigeria Malaysia Hong Kong and the Dominican Republic.
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Methodists
Luther
Iowa
Midwest
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Norway
Tanzania
Nigeria
Malaysia
Hong Kong
Dominican Republic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conservation Board
Frank Nye
Gazette
Tom Roe
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Adolph W. Elvers
Clayton County
William Murray
Murray
George Wallace
Nixon
Jack Kennedy
Humphrey
Paul Franzenburg
Robert Ray
Franzenburg
Congress
Culver
Dubuque County
E Ricker
Lloyd R. Kolsrud
Melvin L
Roers H. Rumph, Jr
John W. Shafer
Robert H. Hagen
M. L. Yohe
Waterville
Frank D. Beardmore
Cla
Adolph W. Elverson Co
Robert R. Gruhn
John C. Mendenhall
Postville
New Albin
Joseph
Nemer
Star
Consumer Service
By Mark Brown
League of Women Voters
of Consumer Service and Inspection
Consumer Services
Secretary of Agriculture
Dial
Kenneth
L. B
Davenport
American Independent Party
Alabama
Richard M. Nixon
Ill
Wharton Fieldhouse
Black Power Movement
Augustana College
Black Hawk Junior College
William le Compte
Waterloo
Minnesota Paint
3Rd Ave
Pia
Att
McLellan's Coupons
Che
Decorah — Luther College
Ilten & Taege
Lten & Taege, Inc
Second Avenue
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