Three Close Races Seen in Buchanan Election
Independence reports three tight contests this fall for Buchanan County voters. Democrats expect Johnson vs. Goldwater for president, Hughes vs. Hultman for governor, and Cameron vs. Frye for county supervisor. The second district race between Bramwell and Culver is predicted to be noncompetitive by local GOP chair Rathje.
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Buchanan
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Harold Hughes
Atty
Evan L. Hultman
Richard L. Cameron
Warner W. Frye
Independence
Congress
James E. Bramwell
Cedar Rapids
John C. Culver
Marion
Vic Rathje
Rathje
American Cyanamid Co
Jim
Goldwater
Hultman
Johnson
Hughes
Cameron-Frye
Kenneth L. Parker
Lamont
James W. Patton
Aurora
Buchanan - Delaware
Clair Hoffman
R. P. Harrington
Buchanan County Election Results Preview
Democratic county chairman John Hickey and Rathje predict a close presidential race with Johnson likely carrying Buchanan County due to Humphrey's appeal. They note party unity behind Culver in the Democratic primary and discuss local races for governor, state senate, and county offices amid Amish voting and emerging county-level contests.
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R. P. Harrington
Independence
Democratic County
Hickey
Culver-Feld
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
Fairbanks
Hickey and
Rathje
Hughes Attacks Secrecy in Iowa Campaign Tour
In Council Bluffs, Democratic Gov. Harold Hughes presses secrecy complaints as he campaigns with the bus tour of state contenders. Opponent Evan Hultman emphasizes fiscal restraint and no tax increases based on GOP policy. The schedule includes stops in Missouri Valley Logan Harlan Denison Mapleton Onawa and Sioux City with a Wednesday focus on the Sioux City area.
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Council Bluffs
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Evan Hultman
Hultman
Harlan
Avoca
Winterset
Greenfield
Creston
Red Oak
Hughes
Logan
Denison
Mapleton
Onawa
Sioux City
How They Voted How Iowa Members Cast Rolls Calls
Washington AP reports Iowa members of Congress and other officials’ votes on recent roll calls. On passage of a 998,623,374 supplemental appropriation bill including 750 million for an antipoverty program. Mansfield amendment to set reapportionment on population basis adopted 44-38. Motion to table Mansfield substitute rejected 27-56. Voting by lawmakers listed for and against.
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Washington
Iowa
Congress
House
Smith
D-Mont
Hickenlooper
Miller
Mansfield
Former Solowans Help With Second Space Explorer Launch
Iowa City reports that NASA plans the second IMP B Explorer satellite launch from Cape Kennedy Florida using a three stage Delta rocket. The craft will orbit 126 500 miles from Earth and pass as close as 120 miles. Dr George Ludwig and Dr Kinsey Anderson, both connected with SUI, join the NASA team for the cosmic ray experiment.
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Iowa City
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Kennedy
Fla
SUI
NASA
George Ludwig
van Allen Belt
Kinsey A. Anderson
IMPB
Ludwig
IMP Series Aims at Solar Particle Study and Apollo Link
The IMP program seeks to measure energy versus energy loss and use Geiger Counter tubes to study charged particles from the sun and beyond during much of the 11 year solar cycle. Data gathered over extended periods across the IMP orbit will illuminate Earth's space environment and aid the Apollo lunar program. Explorer 18 launched from Cape Kennedy on Nov. 26, 1963.
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Cape Kennedy
ISEA Group To Hear 2 Cornell Professors
Two Cornell college professors will address the Iowa State Education Association fall conference in Iowa City at the high school. Dr Dorothy J Newbury will discuss elementary study methods and Dr Otis Young will discuss secondary level study methods. Both took part in the Sept 19 Newton conference and Dr Young will also speak in Muscatine this Saturday.
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Young
Newton
Iowa
Muscatine
Mississippi River Through Lock 15 Reports 213300 Tons
Rock Island reports a weekly cargo total of 213,300 tons through Lock 15. Northbound shipments reached 164,750 tons with coal 110,900, petroleum products 48,500, and miscellaneous 5,350. Southbound totaled 48,550 tons with grain 43,250 and miscellaneous 5,300. Traffic included 19 towboats and 106 barges northbound, 29 towboats and 152 barges southbound. River level fell early week then rose with weekend rains.
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Rock Island
Lock 15
Mississippi River
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates
Subscription terms for The Gazette Co held fast in Cedar Rapids Iowa. By carrier 50 cents weekly for daily and Sunday edition. By mail night edition six issues $1.25 monthly or $13 yearly. afternoon and Sunday seven issues $1.35 monthly or $14 yearly. Other states and territories $23.40 yearly. No mail subscriptions where carrier service exists. Associated Press has exclusive republication rights.
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the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Owa
U. S. Territories
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