Heiserman and McManus Nominated for Iowa Federal Judgeships
Washington sources say J. E. Heiserman of Anamosa and Edward J. McManus of Keokuk will be nominated by President Kennedy for federal judgeships in Iowa. Both are under FBI review as candidates. Heiserman is a Republican and McManus a Democrat.
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Esther Now To Pass East Of New York
Fringe winds of Hurricane Esther moved into the New York area but the storm stayed about 100 miles offshore. No deaths or heavy damage reported as it drifted northward with winds and waves pushing toward New England, prompting evacuations and refugee plans along the coast.
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Iowa City Council Abolishes Daylight Saving Time
The Iowa City council voted 3 to 2 to rescind a June action that set DST for midJune to early September. The move urges state legislation or local delegation on the last time, with Mayor Thelman Lewis and two others in favor and Fred Doderer and Ray Thornberry opposed.
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Dorr Hudson
Fred Doderer
Ray Thornberry
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Davenport
Four Year Term Defeated by Two to One Margin
Cedar Rapids voters rejected a proposal for four year terms for city council members by a 3,799 to 1,832 margin among 5,631 ballots cast. The measure carried only in two precincts and drew little opposition elsewhere, with initial results showing early precincts favoring it by narrow margins before most precincts rejected it. The Junior Chamber of Commerce backed the measure and organized support.
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Still No Orders On Army Call-up In Cedar Rapids
Officers of the 301st field hospital Cedar Rapids army reserve unit say they have not received active duty orders after Secretary McNamara announced the call. The unit of 10 officers 5 nurses and 65 enlisted men largely from Cedar Rapids Iowa and Minnesota awaits formal orders to determine timing location and deployment.
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GM and UAW Reach Three Year National Contract
GM and the United Auto Workers finalize a three year national contract covering about 350 000 production workers at GM plants The agreement follows local strikes and idling that halted production and aims to resume output as materials flow again The union expects ratification by October 9 and plans to push the deal to Ford and Chrysler for similar terms with Ford council head Ken Bannon signaling possible action if talks stall or slow down
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Chuckle on shared truths about kids and ages
A light quip notes that only two things a child willingly shares are contagious illnesses and his mother's age, reflecting a playful take on parental endurance and common concerns.
Katanga Cease-Fire Announced by Tshombe and U.N.
Katanga President Tshombe and U.N. negotiators announced a provisional cease-fire after talks. The move follows an earlier report on page 4A and signals a temporary halt to hostilities in Katanga as negotiations proceed.
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De Gaulle to Yield Emergency Power at Month’s End
Paris plans to surrender emergency dictatorial powers by month end. De Gaulle took full ruling authority after the Algiers revolt last April and has faced criticism for sole leadership.
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Gates in Line for Coe Vice Presidency
Cedar Rapids report states Robert S. Gates may be named vice-president of Coe College after resigning as Collins Radio executive vice-president in June. Gates, Coe alumnus and trustee since 1954, has long civic ties in Cedar Rapids. James Bowers resigned as development vice-president at end of last academic year.
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Cedar
Robert Rutledge
Cedar Rapids
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Cedar Rapids News
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Collins Radio Co
Coe College
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Toledo
Collins
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
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Ymca Board
James Bowers
Rusk to Open Berlin Talks With Gromyko Thursday
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko will meet Thursday in New York as the first in a series of Berlin dispute talks. U.S. officials expect no quick results and caution against expecting a settlement. The encounter follows Gromyko’s push for a Troika plan and Russia’s demand for changes in U.N. structure after Hammarskjold’s death.
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U.N. General Assembly
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Dag Hammarskjold
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Berlin
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Rusk
U. N. General Assembly
U. S
Charles Bohlen
Zorin
U.S
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Britain shuts schools as 28000 teachers strike
London reports show more than a million British pupils gained an extra day of holiday when about 28 000 schoolmasters walked out in a one day pay strike.
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Reds Clear Out Border Houses Near Berlin in Arms Move
Communist authorities moved trucks men and armored cars to clear border apartments where East Berliners jumped to West Berlin. Nine jumps reported Tuesday night. safety nets used by firemen. new law empowers Ulbricht to declare a defense state seize property draft civilians and mobilize factories for war production.
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