Miller and Smith clash over Vietnam policy in Iowa debate
In Waterloo the two U S senate candidates battle over war strategy with Miller backing Haiphong bombing and a regional conference while Smith warns of war with Red China. They spar over UN admission for Red China and foreign aid, with Miller urging controls and Smith touting broader aid. The pair plan another debate to finish the series on agriculture and labor.
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Sioux City
Spanish War Veteran Niswander Dies in Brooklyn
Luther S Niswander 92 a Spanish-American War veteran and longtime Rock Island Railroad employee died Sunday at Grinnell hospital after a brief illness. Born in Virginia he lived in the Brooklyn area since youth and belonged to the Spanish American War Veterans and the Odd Fellows lodge for 62 years. Survived by wife Beulah son Lester Silvis Illinois two grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Services set for Wednesday at 2 at Bramer's.
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Virginia
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Silvis
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Hoover to run as independent candidate for U S senator
Fairfield Iowa AP Herbert F Hoover an Oskaloosa farmer who failed to win the Republican nomination in the Iowa primary announced Saturday he will run as an independent candidate for the U S Senate.
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Charles Sloca
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Fairfield
Herbert F. Hoover
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U. S
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Barbecue Planned by Tipton Chamber After Swine Show
Tipton Chamber of Commerce Appreciation Day will be held Tuesday after the Cedar County Swine Show at the fairgrounds. Barbecue pits will be setup in front of the grand stand with baked beans potato chips coffee or milk served from 5 30 to 7 30 p.m.
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Coralville Man Falls in River Near Power Plant Dam
John Renner, 44, of Coralville was treated at the VA hospital in Iowa City after being pulled from the Iowa River Sunday night. Authorities say he slipped while fishing from a foot bridge near the power plant, went over the dam, and was rescued by Coralville Police with aid from Iowa City Police. he is in good condition and held for observation.
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William F. McCool 1882 83 Central City Rites
William F. McCool, 83, a longtime Central City resident, died Saturday at a Center Point nursing home. Born Nov 27 1882 at Newtonville he married Frances Link in 1910. A rural mail carrier for 33 years he was a Rural Letter Carriers Assn member. Requiem Mass Tuesday at St Stephan's Church. Burial at St Mary's Masonville.
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William F. McCool
Center Point
Newtonville
Frances Caroline Link
Masonville
McCool
Dale Robertson wins railroad in Poker Game
Dale Robertson claims victory in a railroad hand during a poker game. IRON HORSE debuts its COLOR PREMIERE on KCRG TV Channel 9 at 6 30 PM Monday night.
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G O P stands undecided on 1966 tax refund plan
Des Moines report notes GOP leaders dodge a pledge to refund 35 million of Iowa’s 80 million surplus while Bill Murray’s governor bid advocates the move. Democratic chairman Clark Rasmussen defends the surplus as Iowa’s growth and cites constitutional changes for annual sessions. The exchange occurred at the Iowa Daily Press Association convention.
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Bill Murray
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Selden
Norman Erbe
Smith wins Iowa senator endorsement at Johnson dinner
At a Des Moines fundraising dinner President Johnson backed Smith as the Democratic nominee, noting he was the sole senator candidate introduced. Rasmussen defended the endorsement, saying the party showed approval by nominating Smith in Tuesday's primary.
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Drowning Probe Into Norma Jean Horgen's Death Near Clear Lake
Authorities investigate how Norma Jean Horgen 18 of rural St. Ansgar ended up dead in Clear Lake near here. The body was found fully clothed by a fisherman, drowning listed as the cause, suspected to have been in water less than 20 hours. She last seen Friday night. roommates thought she had gone home for weekend.
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Norma Jean Horgen
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A. J. Herlitzka
Cerro Gordo
Mason City
Miss Horgen
Leona Horgen
Donaldson Co Profits Rise Versus Last Year
Donaldson Company reports higher sales and profits for the fiscal year ended July 31, 1966, with an estimated 30 percent increase over the prior year. The Bloomington Minnesota headquarters oversees plants in Iowa Missouri California and Minnesota plus seven foreign countries.Audited figures are pending and the annual report will be distributed soon.
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Donaldson Company, Inc
Frank Donaldson
Oelwein
Grinnell
Cresco
Iowa
Chillicothe
San Fernando
Calif
St. Paul
Minn
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Donaldson
Life insurance for under 80 offered by Old American
Advertises a mail only life policy for those under 80 with full ownership by the policyholder. No telephones or agents, applicants mail name address and birth year to Old American Ins Co Kansas City Missouri for processing.
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Oak, Dept
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