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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
3
State officials and Attorney General Lawrence Sele convened with Governor Hughes over the Amish schooling dispute. A short-term moratorium was proposed to pause actions while authorities seek more information and cooling-off measures to defuse tensions.
The Iowa Highways Commission proposed a 600000 900 program to build a network of freeways across the state. The plan calls for 760 miles of freeways and expressways crossing Iowa, starting in 1972 after the interstate system completes.
The article outlines Republican candidates for Iowa governor, led by William G Murray, an economist at Iowa State University, who announced his bid. It notes Peters as another contender with a varied career including business and public service, and mentions a tour of eastern Iowa with an Atomic Energy Commission team.
State officers announce a public auction of farm land totaling 300 acres. Auctions occur at three mental health institutes with 885 acres at Clarinda on Dec 8, 788 acres at Cherokee on Dec 9, and 1046 acres at Independence on Dec 14, all starting at 10 am.
The land being considered for a proposed community college spans areas from 120 to 320 acres, part of a program to reduce farming operations at the institutions. The Iowa Tax Commission plans to raise real estate valuations across counties, saying current values are too low after four years of Board of Review reviews. Mental health institute costs rise at state hospitals, prompting calls to use resources more wisely without closing any of the four institutes in Clarinda, Mount Pleasant, Cherokee, and Independence.
The conference heard Deputy Under Secretary Alexis Johnson say a peace in Vietnam is certain but details remain. In Des Moines, about 1150 acres near Mount Pleasant and 500 more near Eldora were noted for sale. bidders may compete for portions or the entire land, with discussions on a broader land study for revamping agriculture and policy.
A statement asserts Hanoi will come to terms with negotiators, outlining a pathway to settlements and peaceful resolution. Officials say talks focus on mutual concessions and timelines, seeking a durable accord amid ongoing regional tensions.
WALLACE Iowa honored Henry Wallace a former president and cabinet member who died at a Danbury Connecticut hospital at age 77 The governor Go Hughes praised Wallace as brilliant versatile and dedicated calling him a public servant scientist journalist and a many sided genius never to be forgotten
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