Patton Leads in Delaware County GOP Primary
Incumbent State Rep. James E. Patton of Manchester won the Republican Delaware County primary over Martin J. Cole 1 147 to 702 and will seek a fifth term. Bill Burbridge defeated C. E. Schwartz for the Board of Supervisors 1 063 to 751. Several county officials were nominated without opposition on the Republican ticket. Democrats named Glynn, Houlihan, Carr, and Faust for respective posts.
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Manchester
James E. Patton
Delaware County
Martin J. Cole
Patton
Delaware
Bill Burbridge
Greeley
Schwartz
Edna Greener
Joan Brooks
David Tracey
Mary Glynn
Celeste Houlihan
E. Michael Carr
E. B. Faust
Board of Supervisors
Mahoney Nominated For Johnson Supervisor
Iowa City Democrats nominate Clayton Mahoney of Oxford for both unexpired and full terms on Johnson County Board of Supervisors. He wins 984 votes for the unexpired term and 914 for the full term, defeating Ralph Krall and incumbent John Reyhons. Reyhons had 746 votes in the unexpired term race. Other Democratic nominees include Minette Doderer Bruce Mahan Don Krall John O Neill Robert Jansen. Republicans nominate Dale Erickson Earl Yoder John Nolan Norwood Louis II.
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Iowa City
Clayton Mahoney
Oxford
Johnson County
Board of Supervisors
Ralph Krall
John Reyhons
Solon
Reyhons
Minnette Doderer
Bruce Mahan
Donald Krall
John O'Neill
Robert Jansen
Dale Erickson
Earl Yoder
John Nolan
Norwood Louis II
Haven Wins G O P Contest in Buchanan County
Wayne Havens defeated Joseph Kremer 910 to 567 to win the Republican nomination for supervisor in Buchanan County. Only contest on the ballots. Opponents were Arthur Kittner, Evelyn Miller, Leslie Fry. Democrats nominated without opposition: R. P. Harrington, Floyd Pilcher, Bernard Murphy, Harlan Lemon, Walter Brock.
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Independence
Wayne Havens
Joseph Kremer
Buchanan County
Arthur Kitner
Evelyn Miller
Leslie D. Fry
R. P. Harrington
Floyd Pilcher
Bernard Murphy
Harlan Lemon
Walter Brock
Clayton Okays Dual Purpose County Building
Clayton county voters approved a 90000 dollar dual purpose building to be built underground for county offices with cost shared by the county and the federal civil defense program. The vote was 1023 yes 728 no. In the Democratic primary Ed Vorwald beat Charles Erickson 528 to 321 for the 1967 nomination.
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Eleader
Clayton County
Clayton
Ed Vorwald
Charles A. Erickson
Board of Supervisors
Donald Moser
James Peters
Don Hansel, Jr
Harold Pahlas
F. E. Sharp
Gordon Bernhard
Sharp
Robert James
Bernhard
John Garaghty
Dale Tieden
John "Onlon
Bernice Carpenter
Keokuk Republicans Nominate Goeldner and Yates
Keokuk County Republicans nominated Albert Goeldner of Sigourney for county attorney winning 804 votes to 457 for Glenn M. Bradley. Goeldner also won the vacancy race. Harley A. Yates was nominated for supervisor with 851 votes defeating Ralph McCombs 385 as other opposition candidates were listed.
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Sigourney
Keokuk County
Albert Goeldner
Glenn M. Bradley
Goeldner
Bradley
Harley A. Yates
Ralph McCombs
Kirby Fullier
Doris O ‘Tinsley
Walter Smith
Keith Dunton
Harold Strohman
Donald Poyner
Deane Morris
Board of Supervisors
Vinton Nominates All Candidates Without Opposition
In Benton county all candidates on both Republican and Democratic tickets were nominated with no opposition.
Jones County Attorney Race Sets Up GOP vs Democrat
In Anamosa Robert Story the Republican nominee defeated Jerald Bronemann 738 to 514 while incumbent Robert Beckmann won the Democratic nomination over Larry Conrey 406 to 299. Opponents listed include Roy Miller Helen Murray Gene Taylor Bess Sherman Leonard Kula and Donald Turner.
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Anamosa
Robert Story
Robert R. Beckmann
Jones County Attorney Post
Story
Jerald Bronemann
Beckmann
Larry Conrey
Roy Miller
Helen Murray
Gene Taylor Treasuerer
Bess Sherman
McCauley Wins Dubuque County Attorney Nomination
Michael McCauley age 28 defeated his former boss Robert Burns to win the Democratic nomination for Dubuque county attorney. McCauley had left Burns’ staff in 1965 to work for Iowa Attorney General Lawrence Scalise and returned last June to seek the post, beating Burns two to one.
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Dubuque
Michael McCauley
Robert Burns
McCauley
Burns
Iowa
Lawrence Scalise
Baumgartner Nominated In Alamakee County Primary
In Waukon Allamakee County primary John H Baumgartner was renominated by Republicans with 1007 votes. Lynn Halvorson received 368 votes and Milton Hanson 259. Other names on the ticket included Leslie Hull Arthur Wendel Keith Bigelow and John Shafer. Thomas Roe ran unopposed as the sole Democratic candidate.
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Waukon
Allamakee
John H. Baumgartner
Lynn Halverson
Postville
Milton Hanson
Leslie Hull
Arthur Wendel
Keith Bigelow
John Shafer
Thomas S. Roe
Noyes Scholarships To East Iowa Students
Iowa City Eastern Iowans are among 38 University of Iowa students awarded Noyes scholarships for 1966 67. Recipients include Cedar Rapids James Barnett Columbus Junction Marian McGinnis Elkader Dan Cheeseman Iowa City Barbara Jo Hertz Stanley Lee Marion Judith Wardenburg Olin Kevin Clark Solon John Barrett West Branch Mary Quinlan. Each grant provides 340 dollars toward tuition and fees.
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Iowa City
Winneshiek County Republican winners in 1966 races
Charles Quandahl won the treasurer race with 1,000 to 500 over Lester Pfister. Arnold Grindeland the incumbent supervisor won 139 to 119 over Palmer Anderson and 93 for Harris Burreson. Dems nominated Tru man Tollefsrud for board of supervisors with 65 to 55 for Thomas Horan. other GOP nominees included N. C. Ellingson recorder and Walter Langland state representative. Thomas Lynch county attorney.
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Decorah
Charles Quandahl
Arnold Grindeland
Winneshiek
Quandahl
Lester W. Pfister
Grindeland
Palmer A. Anderson
Harris Burreson
Board of Supervisors
N. C. Ellingson
Thomas Lynch
Walter W. Langland
Spring Grove
Minn
Truman H. Tollefsrud
Thomas L. Horan
James Henry
John Cutting
Joan Hageman
Delaware County Approves 110000 Jail Contract
Manchester Delaware county supervisors approved a 110000 contract with Guetche Construction Co for a new county jail. The 75 by 30 foot facility with a 35 by 26 foot garage will house 15 prisoners and start work next week. An 80000 bond issue was approved by voters. Civil Defense will contribute about a quarter of the cost and occupy basement offices.
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Manchester
Delaware County Board of Supervisors
Guetche Construction Co
Civil Defense Administration
Courthouse Funds Approved in Cedar County Vote
Cedar County voters approved a proposal to spend 40,000 more on the courthouse under construction. The ballot totaled 1,097 yes to 470 no, with no opposition among primary candidates.
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Tipton
Cedar County
Monona Council Names Seven to Planning Commission
The Monona city council named seven men to the new planning and zoning commission. Selmer Hellen and Don Gray receive five year terms, Marion Olson and Don Schweikert four years, Steve Parker and Jerry Coolers three years, Carroll, three years, Roger Halverson two years.
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Monona
New
Planning and Zoning Commission
Selmer Hellen
Don Gray
Marion Olson
Don Schweikert
Steve Parker
Jerry Coolers
Carroll
Roger
Want
Halverson
Schnoebelen and Stephens Set for Eighth District Race
F W Schnoebelen Riverside Democrat will face Republican incumbent Richard Stephens Ainsworth for the Iowa senate eighth district seat covering Henry Louisa and Washington counties. Schnoebelen beat Ralph Smutz Mt Pleasant for the Democratic nomination while Stephens defeated Ralph Morris Mt Pleasant for the Republican nomination. Walter Conway Muscatine and Dale Rickert Wapello were nominated for Louisa and Muscatine counties seats.
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F. W. Schnoebelen
Riverside
Iowa
Louisa
Muscatine
Ray Boulton
Wapello
Poweshiek
Clair Strand
Grinnell
Charles Dunham
Deep River
Barbara San ersfeld Wins Iowa County Recorder Nomination
In Iowa County Democratic race Barbara San ersfeld defeated Pauline Lillie 399 to 333 for the county recorder nomination. Opponents included Boyd Sanford, Ernestine Frontera. Republican side saw George Schindler win 777 to 648 over Don Langlas for the supervisor term starting 1967.
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Marengo
Barbara Sanersfeld
Pauline Lillie
Iowa
Boyd Sanford
Ernestine Frontera
George Schindler
Don Langlas
William Coffman
Howard Watkins
Gladys Wilson
Louis W. Schultz
Miller to Attend Johnson County Republican Barbecue
Senator Jack Miller will attend the Johnson County Republican Barbecue at the Fred Fluegel farm in Newport township north of Iowa City. The event runs from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Saturday with John Dane and Russell Cress as co chairs and Marion Neely as chair of the county committee.
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Iowa City
Jack Miller
Johnson County
Marion Neely
Republican Gentral Committee
Fred Fluegel
Primary slate lists many unopposed candidates across districts
In Tuesday’s primary many nominees ran unopposed. Names listed include district selections across Iowa such as Fred Schwen gel in Davenport, Robert M. L. Johnson in Cedar Rapids, H. R. Gross in Waterloo, John Kyl in Bloomfield, and others across Muscatine, Hartwick, Maquoketa, Toledo, New Hampton, Winneshiek, and more with numerous secretaries, auditors, treasurers, and attorneys general appearing in unopposed races.
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Fred Schwengel
Davenport
Robert M. L. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
H. R. Gross
Waterloo
Nominations Unopposed In Fayette County Primary
West Union reports all Fayette county candidates on both Republican and Democratic tickets were nominated without opposition in Tuesday's vote with no challengers appearing on any ballot.
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Gazette West Union
Fayette County
Toledo Race Sees All Candidates in Tama County
Political contest in Tama County features a broad slate of candidates across parties as voters prepare for upcoming local elections. Key figures include incumbent officials and challengers seeking seats on the county board and related posts. Civic groups urge turnout ahead of election day.
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E. B. Smith
Jean
U.S. Senate
Gary Cameron
Smith
Miller
G.O.P
Mahoney
Johnson
Haven
Buchanan
Clayton Okays Dual Purpose County Building
Keokuk
Goeldner, Yates
Vinton
Benton County
Jones County
Dubuque Democrat
Baumgartner
Alamakee
Noyes
East Iowa
Monona Planning
Dot
AL el Tilly
Woolworth's
2Nd Street
Woolworth’s
Iowa County
Congress
John Kyl
Bloomfields
D. Lynhurst
Des
Dale Anty Citys
Senate
Cedar- Muscatine
David Stanley
Iowa-Poweshiek
Kenneth Benda
Hartwick
Jackson- Jones
Clifton
C. Lamborn
Maquoketa
Benton- Tama
Charles Balloun
Toledo
Fortieth
Bremer- Chickasaw-Howard
Robert Rigler
New Hampton
Leslie Hull, Waukon
Benton
Winston Watson, Vinton
Nomirer A. Hicklin
Prence Schmarje
Wama
Fred Mohrfield
Miiaton
Keith Vetter
Washingtton
Walter V. Langland
John Schmidhauser
John Culver
Marion
Bert Bandstra
Pella
Harold Hughes
Ida Grove
Robert D. Fulton
Michael Doyle
Des Moines
Lorne R. Worthington
Lamont
Paul Franzenberg
Conrad
Sec. of Agriculture
Kenseth E. Owen
Centerville
Lawrence F. Scalise
Carlisle
Cedar
Herschel Filater
Wilton Junction
Jackson-Jones
John Holmes
Wyoming
Russell Callahan
Dysart
Fortieth District
Bremer
Chickasaw-Howard
William Shea
Lime Springs
Thomas Roe
LaMar Foster, Jr
West Branch
Chickasaw
Vincent Steffen
Guttenberg
Fayette
Robert L. Anthony
Jackson
Paul Kempter
Bellevue
Jones
Leonard Kula
Thornburg
al Meacham
Tama
Albert Detje
Tracr
Washington
James Quinn
Tama County
Shoe Salon
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