Northwestern Bell head forecasts higher local rates in Midwest
Alta F. Jacobson of Omaha, president of Northwestern Bell, told Cedar Rapids directors the five-state unit plans rate boosts with Iowa not yet asked. He noted interstate rates are falling as efficiency grows, while local bills may rise due to capital needs and high borrowing costs.
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Military coup shakes Bolivia and regional rule expands
News from La Paz reports Gen Alfredo Ovando Candia leading a military takeover that ousted President Luis Siles Salinas, aligning Bolivia with Argentina Paraguay Brazil and Peru under military rule. Communique cites preventing anarchy while other Central American nations face direct or indirect military control. Core figures include Siles and Barrientos with a history of Bolivian exile and past presidencies. regional turmoil grows amid protests and constitutional questions. Northwestern Bell outlines telecom expansion and plans to end party lines in Iowa and nearby areas as executives discuss growth and partial service upgrades.
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Mother and five children die in Wilmington fire
In Wilmington Massachusetts AP report says Nandy Landers 36 and five of her eight children perished in a Friday fire. Her husband David 36 and two others survived after she reportedly ran back into the blaze to try and rescue the children. Witnesses describe severe burns to Landers and Casey.
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FASTEETH Denture Powder Promises Firm Fit Comfort
An OCR fragment describes FASTEETH denture powder as easy to use and designed to hold dentures firmer and longer, claiming a painless feel without sour taste. It urges regular dental visits and mentions availability. The text scaffolds on health benefits and product name, with unclear branding.
Civilians Killed in Mistaken Fire During Viet War Incident
In Saigon a shooting incident killed 14 civilians and wounded seven as gunships and ground forces clashed near the Mekong Delta. Officials said pilots mistook civilians for Viet Cong while pursuing a target, with two women among the dead. Military spokesmen noted no shots were fired at armed forces and reported ongoing investigations with delays in reporting.
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Special Election Set for Waller Hammer Vacancy
Gov. Ray's office fixed a date for a special election to fill the senatorial seat created by the death of Sen. Waller Hammer of Estherville. Hammer served the 45th district including Emmet Palo Alto and Pocahontas counties.
World War Era Rocket Factory Frames in New Orleans
Fragmentary notes show rockets assembled in New Orleans amid wartime industry. References mention a tank factory and production context, with limited clear details on dates or organizations.
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Iowa Florists Convene at Roosevelt Hotel in Cedar Rapids
The Safety of Iowa Florists holds its 8th annual convention Friday through Sunday at the Roosevelt hotel Cedar Rapids. About 500 delegates are expected with registration and tours of local shops Friday. Activities include a growers’ banquet, a talk by Merry Mark Cathey, a women’s wig styling program, and a trade fair running through Sunday.
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Bond Forfeiture Ordered in Gun Charge Case
In federal court Judge Edward J. McManus ordered the forfeiture of Charles Joss's $3,000 bond after he failed to appear for sentencing on a firearm purchase fraud charge. The jury convicted Joss of signing a false felony-free statement on July 2nd. A warrant was issued for his arrest. His mother and uncle posted the ten percent bond, but Joss remains liable for the full amount.
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