Shaws Great Knock and Great Plains Study Prompt State Reforms
Read as a compact record of the page segment. The piece discusses Shaws Great Knock and a Great Plains study advocating state reforms. It notes an exhibit of 24 paintings at Cornell College Commons tied to a national federation effort. It mentions selective painting choices in major cities and lists concerns on Iowa school board actions, with schools like Central City Center Point Lisbon and Deep River under probation for substandard performance.
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Mount
Vernon
Tie
Cornell College
HnLinne
Vanderbilt
Ins
Aline
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Iowa
Des Moines
Great Plains
Central City
Center Point
Lisbon
Clarence
Milter Ney
Sch
Schal
Perma
Football Writers Association
National Football League
Johnson bombing halt sparks civil war debate
The article reviews President Johnson's suspension of bombing in Vietnam and its reception. It argues the move legitimizes the North Vietnamese Communists, framing the war as a civil conflict and risking renewed Soviet-style aggression. Also discussed are perceived political motives and broader implications for U.S. strategy.
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le Bast
Johnson
Iere
Nasional “Liberation Front
NLP
South
Vietnam
Paris
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
Lyndon Johnson
North
Vietnan
North Vietnam
Ameri
This administration’s stance on Rhodesia policy
The text argues the government takes a hands off position toward Czechoslovakia’s and Rhodesia’s struggles for self rule, questioning the justification for economic boycott against Rhodesia and accusing officials of bias toward self-government.
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Rhodesia
Cadillac bumper sticker taxes early inspire public debate
A quirky bumper sticker reading Pay your taxes early sparks commentary on civic responsibility and fiscal policy. The message reflects mixed public reactions to tax timing and personal finance priorities.
Sign on rear of House trailer Home Swift Home
A fragment notes a sign on a house trailer reading Home Swift Home. The line evokes a punny slogan or branding on the vehicle part of a historical street scene. No further details accessible within the readable OCR.
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Swift
Culver tops six-term race with 55.3 percent margin in district
In a decisive victory, John Culver leads in the district with 55.3 percent of votes, defeating Republican Tom Riley 108,654 to 84,749. He carries six of eleven counties, and tops Hughes in ten counties, with strong showing across the Northeast Town district and state races.
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W O.n
Ames
Congress
Repubicans
John Culver
Taiva
Repith- Mean
Tom Riley
Winnihird
Nixon
Humphrey
Kon
Leven
Len
Pranzenburg
Culver
Hughes
General Assembly
Will of wealthy executive revealed in probate note
A lawyer reads a recently deceased executive's will noting a promise to remember a nephew, with a query “is there, Charlie?” suggesting contested or uncertain bequests and family questions in the probate process.
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Charlie
USDA sets hearing on Iowa milk orders
The U S Department of Agriculture will hold a public hearing December 3 in Cedar Rapids to consider proposals to merge and amend three federal milk orders covering parts of Iowa. The Cedar Rapids Iowa City Des Moines and North Central Iowa orders are under review with hearings at 9 30 a m at the Roosevelt Hotel Cedar Rapids. Dairy farmers cooperatives and some handlers have submitted proposals.
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Department of Agriculture
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowa City
Des Moines
USDA
Consumers and Marketing Service
Roosevelt Hotel
First Avenue
N.E.Y Cedar Rapids
Palo Atomic Plant Application Filed With AEC
Duane Arnold, president of Iowa Electric Lighting Power, filed an application with the Atomic Energy Commission in Washington for a construction and operation license for the Duane Arnold Energy Center near Palo. A preliminary safety analysis report and 16,000 man-hours of work across six volumes were submitted for review to multiple agencies. Public hearings and technical meetings are planned after AEC questions are answered, with site excavation planned to begin June 16 and a likely 12 month window before a construction permit.
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Duane Arnold Engery
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Duane Arnold
Iowa Electric Lighting Power
Arnold
Elyic
AEC
Tawar Electric
Palo
ALG
AWC
Cedare Rapids
ARG
Snegawatt Inrerest
Cedar River
Paln
Cedar Rapids
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