Culver enters Iowa Senate race after Hughes retirement
Congressman Culver announces bid for U.S. Senate in 1974 following Senator Hughes decision to leave politics. He cites 40 years in the House and vows to restore trust in government, praising Hughes and highlighting Iowa roots in Cedar Rapids and McGregor. He has now begun campaign stops in Cedar Rapids and western Iowa towns.
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Culver
U.S
Jack Miller
Town Republica
Hughes
Dick Clark
Marion Wherat
Miller
Jars
Atte Culver
Recised
House of Representatives
Harald Hughes
Ted Kennedy
Cole McMartin
Cedar ‘Rapids
Ted Ellsworth
Dubuque c
Rochester
Minn
Codey Rapids
Aji Cooper
Cedar Rapids
McGregor
Red Fox Rand
William Culver
Stock Market Rally Lifts Banks and Industrials
In New York the stock market climbs with a historic high of 40 percent in some benchmarks as major banks including Chase and First National City raise trading activity. Industrials rise while Chicago cash grain bids mixed results with corn and soy notes.
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New York
Sinek
Comercial Bank
Market cattle and hog prices report with mixed futures
Prices paid on cattle and hogs Saturday were steady with Friday’s deliveries guiding the bulk of trades. Packers and butchers showed varied quotes by weight, with 200 to 290 pound hogs around 43 to 44 dollars, and cattle ranges noted for steers, heifers, and sows across U S markets. demand described as fair to good and weekly quotations reflecting regional firming and declines in some weights.
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Citar Rapids
Eauthern
Minnesota
Wharton Crestview Acres sales and relocations
Real estate and personal notices record sales on Robins Road Hawalha and a new home building on Route 1 Marion. Shown are Delbert Shaw selling houses, John Zeehar officiating sale, and local families including Lawrence Spooner Nelson and the Don Spooner family relocating between California and Imperial Beach.
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Soll
Delbert ‘Shaw
Robins Road
Ihawalha
John Lawrence
Spring- Wille
Shaw
Marion
John Zeehar
John Hackett
Seventh Avenue
Kome
California
Clayton’ Spooner
Don
Spooner
Orange
Calif
and. Mes
Carl Nelson
Imperial Beach
Marion area church schedules and services
Local church listings show worship times and Sunday school for multiple congregations. Entries include First Baptist, Grice Baptist, Robits Faith Bible, St. Joseph’s Catholic, Marion Christian, Robins Church of the Brethren, Church of Christ, Ascension Lutheran, Lutheran Church of the Reformation, and others with varied service hours and sermon topics such as What Head and Other Grouches and Eyes That See.
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Wether Baptist
Eighth Thorpe
Sai. Avenue
Calvin Warship
Pourseantt Avenue
Lyle W. Lee
Warship
Robits Faith Bible
Main
Menther Streets
Joseph's Catholic
Fifth Avenue
Tey
Dustin ‘A. Kane
Martin Wigh
Tol Carey
Fourteenth Street
Pan
Marion Chlirislan
Gowan Boulevard
Peter M. Morgan
Jschool
Robins
Church of the Brethren
Second Street
Harold Justice
Church of Christ
William ‘Cain
Elder
Bible School
Warshity
Ascensiin
Latheran
Grand Avenue
Denny J
Brake
Warabiy
Sune
Latheran Chaceh
Eighteenth Avenue
Olso A
Awundil Warshiy
Abel
St. Pau's Lutheran
Missouri Synod
Alrec
Johny D. Huber
First United Methodist
Eighth Avenue
Glen W. Lamb
Steffenson
Vrable Chapel
United Methodist
Clive Gook
First Presbyterian
Jay A. Miller
Gort
Reformed Presbyterian —Agh
Fifteenth Street
Church of God
Ninth Avenue
W. J. Bkarylule
United Seventh Day Brethren
Second Avenue
W. Alici Toned
U S Rules Leave Town With 18 In Revenue Sharing
In HMPLEVILLE Maryland officials cut ties with federal revenue sharing after the town kept only 18 dollars of the funds. Three-member Lowe commission president Harry Knotts said he notified the Office of Revenue Sharing and the Queen Anne's county commission. The town published a legal notice detailing intended use. Residents mocked the move as futile and cited existing local awareness.
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U.S
Hmpleville
Farge
Wo Ahecks
Harry Knotts
Lowe Commission
al Revere Shur
Queen Arma’s : Country Commission
Templevike
Tegal
Knotts
Cammissliners
Domes Continue Chairman Search Amid Iowa Party Turmoil
The Democratic state central committee delayed choosing a permanent chairman until Sept 28 and tapped Vice-chairman Jean Haugland to oversee the party. The move follows Sen Harold Hughes’s retirement leaving a leadership vacuum and a split on whether to appoint a full time chairman or a local executive secretary. Clif Larson of Ames ends his term tonight, adding to the leadership transition burden.
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Joh Culver
U.S. Sendlar
Cornell
Bluffs
Linux City
Dow Moses
Ames
Adair
Seal US
Ben
Hughes
Culver
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Jerry Mursener
DEE Moines
UPI
Cenwal
A.atate
Yio
Woap Teadhers
Jean Haugland
Lake Millg
Sen
Harold
Clif Larson
Judge Asked To Block Public Watergate Hearings
The Rhode Island based Committee for Fairness to the Presidency asks a federal judge to bar resumption of the Senate Watergate hearings. It claims 40 000 members and argues hearings disrupt life and undermine confidence in the administration justice department and courts. It contends the Senate bars the House prerogative to impeach and seeks a preliminary injunction before hearings resume Sept 24.
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Senate
Administration
Justice Department
Courts
House
Sbit
Ferther
Regis School Board Names New Members and Officers
The Regis school board announces Robert M. Schmitz as head, Marie Morrison as vice chair, and new members Dick Figge Mary Hook Marion A. Sodawasser Robert Verhille and Joan Downey. The board meets on the last Monday of each month in Marion.
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Marie Morrison
Fourth Avenue
Regis Board
Dick Figge
Prairie Drive
Mary Hook
Fifth Avenue
Marion
T A. A. Sodawasser
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Robert W. Ver+ hille
Country Club Drive
Joan Downey
Mets
Richardson Outlines U.S. Wiretap Policy on Security
General Richardson laid out the national security wiretap line, confirming judicial consent is required and detailing the policy for domestic and foreign intelligence cases. He cited Kissinger’s contact, noted about 100 active taps, and emphasized wiretaps must protect against foreign threats and safeguard security information.
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U.S
Washington
Owl Justice
Eparfinodt
Supreme Com
Enid
Depiev
Gene
William Ruckelghats
New hearing aid phone adapter announced by AT&T
American Telephone and Telegraph Co. says it will develop a pocket sized acoustic adapter for hard of hearing users to fit in a purse. The device will be compatible with Bell System and independent phones and rolled out gradually next year.
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Washington
UPI
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
ATRAT
Irak
Anil
Des Moines Man Dies In Traffic Accident
Des Moines resident Rickey Robison 23 died after a car struck him on a city street as he worked to repair a motor garage jack. The driver Mary Rivera 20 of Des Moines remained at the scene. Deputies said no charges have been filed and the investigation continues.
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PRS Moines
UPI
Rickey Robison
Des Moines
Mary Rivera
Des. Moines
Polk County
Sherif
Holivan
Mongolians accuse China of reconnaissance raids
Mongolian press accuses China of frontier trespass and photo reconnaissance across the border. It cites Chinese military exercises and shelling near the frontier, alleging thousands of incidents and urging strengthened defenses to protect Mongolia’s territory and cattle herds.
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China
Mongolia
Red Army
Peking
Wangelian People's Republic
IHU
MPR
Production Index Turns Downward in August
The U S industrial production index fell 0 2 percent in August the first decline in two years The drop stemmed from sharp cuts in motor vehicles and parts due to shortages heat and stoppages The Fed warned continued slowdown could cool the economy and ease inflation but the report gave no clear guidance on the next move Other sectors remained strong with demand and inflation pressures still high
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Two Men Held on Weapons Charge in Linn County Jail
Police arrested Eldridge K. Prince of 921 Old Marion coach NE and Ernest Ward Jr. of 1514 Fifth Avenue SG after a report of men with a weapon in a car. A loaded 32 caliber revolver was found in the vehicle on Eighth Avenue SE. They are held on $6,000 bonds with Prince also charged with illegal parking and failure to carry and display a driver’s license.
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Linn County
Eldridge K. Prince
Old Marion Coach NE
Ernest Ward, Jr
Fifth Avenue SG
Eighthavenue SE
Prince
Food riots in India leave four dead as unrest spreads
AP report says troops stood on alert in southern India as food riots, arson, and grain looting persisted. Four people were shot dead by police during disturbances Thursday and Friday.
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Mysore Ulale
India
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