Unmarked patrol cars eyed in Iowa highway safety plan
Safety commissioner Carl Pesch directs Iowa Highway Patrol to test unmarked cars that cruise highways without visible patrol insignia. If implemented, the first unmarked patrol car could appear before week’s end. Officials say marked cars curb reckless impulses and help reduce deaths and injuries on Iowa roads.
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Towa
Carl Pesch
Iowa Highway Patrol
Pesch
T.hey
Iowa
Iowa Highway
Durant Student Chosen for National Senate Youth Program
Judith Ann Bruhn, a 16 year old Durant high school senior, is selected as one of two Iowa students to spend a month in Washington, representing the state in a U.S. Senate youth program funded by the William Randolph Hearst Foundation. The program aims to deepen high school students' knowledge of American political life and Bruhn’s strong scholastic record marks her as a likely observer and participant.
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Judith Ann Bruhn
Durant High School
Iowa
U.S. Senate
Durant
Keokuk
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Miss. Bruhn
Rockefeller Requests Moses Resign Spark Political Turmoil
The piece depicts Governor Rockefeller's push for Robert Moses to resign from multiple New York public roles, sparking political turmoil. It criticizes the move as nepotism aimed at benefitting Laurence Rockefeller, notes Javits's 1962 vote impact, and comments on Rockefeller's presidential ambitions and public reception.
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Rockefeller
Moses
Park Council
Laurance
Rockefellers
Kennadys
Laurance Rockefeller
New York State Park Council
Lehman
Nelson Rockefeller
New York State
Republi
Sen
Jacob Javits
Nelson Rockefeler
Rockefelter
Javile
Muscatine Journal figures and offices listed
The Muscatine Journal details its publication dates and pricing, lists key staff including Harold L Nelson publisher and Walter Russell editor, and notes advertising and circulation personnel. It confirms daily delivery, mail rates within and beyond fifty miles, and office hours.
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Harold. L. Nelson
Walter Russell
Robert Bauer
Gilbert Dietz
Edwin Walwer
Margaret ¢ Griffith
Mer
Advardaing Walter
Adv
Jann
Daly
Sarure Gay
Dial Ad
Kennedy lauds Stevenson amid Cuban crisis fuss
Washington reports say President Kennedy backed a blockade stance at the NSC meeting while Ambassador Stevenson denied proposing a swap of missile bases with Russia. White House notes Stevenson supported the blockade though he did not criticize the Bartlett Alsop account.
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James Marlow
Associated
Prona
Washington
Kennedy
Counci
Washington * Star
FBI
Council
Assur ‘Ance
Orisis
Ue the Post
Conequal
Pierre Salinger
NSC
Adlar- Stevenson
United
Tiens
Russia
Stevenson
Salinger
White House
White Houses
Post
Steverson
Kennedy O' Stevenson
United Nations
Cuba
Kenedy
Bartlett
Soviet Union
Gifts That Build a Student's Future Through Education
A grandmother asks for a practical college gift for Lola J. The article argues that educational presents like a rebuilt typewriter, a collegiate dictionary, and an encyclopedia boost grades and college prospects. It cites William James and Benjamin Franklin about discussion at the dinner table and investments in knowledge.
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William James
Finest Hours For Fat Men Now at Hand
By BAL BOYLE New York the fat man enjoys a brief season between Thanksgiving and New Year when he is the center of festive attention. He is welcomed at parties and treated as the symbol of abundance, but after the holidays he faces debt and public scorn as the scapegoat for excess.
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Bal Boyle
New York
Fat Man
Santa Claus
Prayer: Be Transformed by Renewing Your Mind
A fragmentary religious text urges believers not to conform to the world but be transformed by renewing their minds to discern God’s good and perfect will. It includes a prayer to Our Father, asking for courage and wisdom to live and serve for God’s glory.
Total lunar eclipse tonight brightens skies nationwide
A century ago our yesterdays note a copper olive lunar eclipse visible across the United States with a midnight appearance. Earlier items recount a Trinity Parish Guild reception on Fourth Street to fund rectory debts and multiple local events from fires to anniversaries and club elections.
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United States
Should I Change My Will to a Charity and Friends
Dear Abby shares a reader question about updating an old will. A person wants to leave everything to a charity and a friend family but is unsure how to proceed and asks for steps to change the will. The columnist suggests consulting the original lawyer to handle the matter.
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Abby
Growing
Tate
Ike
Guy
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