Kennedy Sees Primary System Stifling Voter Voice
Senator John F Kennedy argues that abolishing state primaries and rising favorite son tactics mute the people's presidential choice. He cites Wisconsin Florida and California moves and notes governors oppose outside candidates seeking delegates while urging a uniform primary approach.
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John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Florida
Wisconsin
Los Angeles
Robert Taft
Estes Kefauver
Miss Louise Fassler 90 Dies After Fire Accident
Miss Louise Fassler of Aredale, aged 90, died at Hampton Lutheran Hospital after burns covering 36 percent of her body. She accidentally set her clothing on fire using her apron as a pot holder while preparing supper. The incident occurred a few days earlier at her home.
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Louise Fassle
Hampton Lutheran Hospital
Fire injures woman. clothing catches flame
Responders found a woman whose clothing ignited after smelling smoke. Fire fighters extinguished the blaze and she was rushed to Hampton Hospital for treatment.
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Bors
Hampton Hospital
Returned Home From California Visit
Raymond Lumley and Leonard and Karen returned to their home in Anaheim California after a months visit with his mother Mrs Gladys Harlan and other relatives.
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Raymond Lumley
Leonard
Karen
Hame
Anaheim
California
Gladys Harlan
Cnarleogh
American Légion
P C. Peck
Inez Roon
Fi Utksburg
Phyllis Ry
Kenneth Ray
Avon
South
Dakota
Patty Rocnois
Laure Curtis
Kathryn Perry
WAC
Australia
Ray L Perov
Chicago
Aredale Locals Visit Zion Church Film Night
A group of 9 youth Fellowship members accompanied by Mrs Ruth Geer Mrs Gene Reser and Mrs Ted DeBerg visited Zion Church west of Chapin Thursday night to watch a film. Mr and Mrs Harold Mason of Cedar Falls spent Saturday night.
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Ruth Geer
Gene Reser
Ted DeBerg
Zion Church
Chapin
Harold Mason
Cedar Falls
Echo Mennen
Clear Lake
Vis
Ivan’ Ayers
Leonard Root
Frank Root
Latimer
Everett Muir
Glad. Harlan
Ken Lumley
Osd
White
W. M. Weiser
Michael
Des Moines
Wekend
George Stubbe
Ward Mason
Watcheer
Maude Fox
Harvey Etzen
John Etzen
Dike
W M. Rottmeyer
Holder Dahl
Eric Miller
Aplington
Tyebkes
Parkensburg
William Lohr
Spring, Valley
Minnesota
Will Beikert
R .P. Ludwig
Denver
Colorado
E . Shekleton
Lowell
Joan
Dubuque
Missits Peisis
Phyllis Pooley
California
Maion Hodgen
MacLeod
Sault
A. Downs
Harold Allison
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles City
Joseph Edward
Reflections from Recorder Mirror
A long Greene county column records community life with dozens of names and places. It notes visits by residents to Des Moines, Minnesota, and Canada, June and July events, births, vacations, Legion changes, and a teenage accident involving Charles Starkweather’s car incident.
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Ness
Greene, Iowa
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Lennox Furnaces
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Ruthday
Kenney
Detroit
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Allison
Jerry Maxson
Bernard Skillen
Henline
Vern Drew
Noale
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Arthur Weiss
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Lonoln
Nebraska
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France
Bert Shaw
Chiksville
Wilson Bay
Charles
Glenn Starkweather
Jesse Hoeft
John
Remidy
Annesota
Dwight Pooley
Wilfred Pooley
St. James
Harald Allison
Points
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Henry Drakle
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