Another look at criminal convictions editorial
The piece argues Supreme Court rulings like Escobeda and Miranda did not impede police use in crime control. It cites Justice Mosk noting rising convictions and deterrence, asserting courts protect rights while remaining effective against crime. The author remains unconvinced, presenting the other side of the debate.
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Oelwein Daily Register
Dick Nixon
Supreme Court
High Court
Escobeda
California Supreme Court
Stanley Mosk
California
Mosk
Washington
America
The Drunken Driver Menace On Iowa Highways
A persuasive Iowa State editorial decries the drunken driver as a grave danger responsible for a quarter of 1968 traffic deaths. It warns readers that the stubborn menace remains on roads, threatening every traveler and every family until removed.
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Iowa
Le Mars district size falls short of ideal 3500 students
A Wallaces Farmer poll finds 62 percent of farm residents view district size as right, 24 percent say too large, 4 percent too small, and 10 percent undecided. Le Mars Community district has 2,575 pupils, 925 short of the proposed 3,500 ideal, which would trigger broad reorganizations if adopted.
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le Mars
DES Moines
IDPA
Wallaces Farmer
State Board of Public Instruction
le ‘Mars
Iowa
Ellis G. Hanson
Great Plains
Deeds filed transferring parcels in Le Mars and Remsen
Deeds record multiple transfers including Arnold Buchholz to Robert Pfeil Lot 10 Bik Zimmermann Add Le Mars for 10 dollars. Ronald Rowland to H R Pew W 100 ft of N 38 ft of Lot 19 Bik 49 1st Add Le Mars for 1 dollar. Esther Engelbrecht to Wayne Garvin Lot 1 Hoffmans Add Remsen for 1 dollar. Dennis Gralapp to Richard Hanson E 67 ft of Lot 16 and E 67 ft of N 40 ft of Lot 15 Blk 2 Ovens for 10 dollars. Henry Cramer Estate to Omer Ritchie E 44 N% Lot 17 and E% Lot 18 Blk 2 Young Corkerys Add Le Mars except E 75 ft of S 4 ft of NY of Lot 17 for 36,500 dollars. C W Down Referee to Howard Bleil SW%SE%16-91-44 for 18,800 dollars. James Wiggerman to Thomas Kurth T Lot 10 Blk 9 Normal Park Add Le Mars for 1 dollar. Fay Port to Roland Swanson W144 NWY% and NEY SWY and 20 sq ft in SW corner of SEY NW corner 44-8-92-48 for 1 dollar. William Jansen et al to Anthony Brouillette 38 ft Lot 7 and all Lot 8 Blk 2 Jansen Add Le Mars and Lot 9 and E 25 ft Lot 10 Elk 2 Jansens 3rd Add Le Mars for 1 dollar.
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Esther Engelbrecht
Wayne Garvin
Hoffmans Add-Remsen
Dennis Mark Gralapp
Richard E. ‘Hanson
William Jansen
Anthony J. Brouillette
Jansen
Elk
Jansens
Goodwill tour thanks for Le Mars reception
In a mail bag note John D. Rex thanks the Le Mars community for the warm reception shown to the Goodwill tour and asks Lena Gross and Katharine Utech to convey gratitude to friends and relatives for prayers and support after Lena’s accident.
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le Mars
John D. Rex
Des Moines
Lena Gross
Katharine Utech
Lena
Miss Gross
Sioux City volunteers tour tornado hit area in Iowa
A Sioux City group led by Don Thompson visited Charles City and Mason City to assess tornado damage and support Red Cross relief. They toured shelters, received a briefing, and urged donations to the Siouxland area Red Cross chapter at 102 Commerce Bldg., Sioux City.
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Iowa
Red Cross
Mason City
Jack Hatfield
Siouxland Area
Charles City
Mary Kennedy
The
J. L. Torgerson
J. Richard Palmer
A. Bert Erickson
George Pratt
Wallace Huff
Robert L. Weatherly
Sioux City
Henry Krumwelde
George Rapp
Sam NcMaster
South Sioux City
Arden Johnson
Karen Willer
Akron
Commerce Btd
Alice Montagne
P. I
Union FB women tour Sioux City businesses
Nine women from the Union township Farm Bureau women’s club toured Sioux City May 9 visiting National Food Stores Inc to see order filling and banana ripening, Continental Baking Co to view bread making, Castle Inn for lunch, City Museum’s architecture, and the Sioux City Journal for a teletype news tour. Names listed include Mrs. Roy Wright and others. Also Donald J. Kelly of Cedar Rapids announced his candidacy for auditor of state on the Democratic ticket.
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Union Township Farm Bureau Women’s Club
Sioux City
National Food Stores Inc
Continental Baking Co
New Castle Inn
City Museum
Sioux City Journal
Roy Wright
Don Konopcsek
Roddy Eyres
James Eyres
Royce Brown
Calvin Eyres
Glenn Reeves
Don Singer
Lowell Dempster
Donald J. Kelly
Cedar Rapids
Office of Auditor of State
Daily Sentinel
Small town editors chase local scoops on disasters
The passage notes editors eager for regional scoops and recalls one claiming a disaster exclusive only to reveal it was unfounded. It also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sieverson visiting Mankato and Le Mars to attend Mrs. Minnie Kuecker’s funeral held in Le Mars, underscoring local social ties.
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Jenkin
Lester Sieverson
Mankato
Richard Laughton
le Mars
Minnie Kuecker
Remsen Native Attends Squadron Officer School at Maxwell AFB
AIR FORCE CAPT. GERALD L. SCHLUTTER son of Mr and Mrs Roy H Schlutter route 2 Remsen is attending the Air University's Squadron Officer school at Maxwell AFB Ala. He will receive 14 weeks of instruction in communicative skills leadership international relations duties and responsibilities of the command staff team and aerospace doctrine. The captain a 1958 Remsen high school graduate earned a B A degree in 1963 from Westmar college and was commissioned in 1964 after Officer Training school at Lackland AFB Tex.
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AIR Force
Gerald L. Schlutter
Roy H. Schlutter
Remsen
The
Air University
Maxwell Afb
Ala
Schlutter
Westmar College
Lackland Afb
Tex
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