Iowa Taxpayers Association Proposes 1965 Government Updates
The Iowa Taxpayers Association urged updating local government including county consolidations and city county function mergers as a 1965 goal. It called for forms of county government chosen to fit needs, and favored avoiding tax increases while supporting possible sales tax increases but opposing tapping income taxes. The group warned against a universal education fund, supported aid to distressed districts on sound plans, and stressed targeted aid over broad equalization. The association adopted resolutions and elected officers at its Friday meeting, with Murray B. Nelson advancing to president.
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DES
Iowa
Murray B. Nelson
Maytag Co
Newton
Johnson lights nation’s Christmas tree at White House
President Johnson pressed the switch to illuminate a 72 foot national Christmas tree outside the White House as floodlights bathed the White House in brightness. Johnson called the season hopeful and spoke of peace, ending war, eradicating poverty, and shared abundance for mankind.
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Washington
White House
President Johnson
Texas Ranch
Johnson
Josinson
Chestertown
Louisa County Coeds Have Hospital Little Brothers
Local area students join about 150 University of Iowa students in adopting a Little Brother or Little Sister from the University Hospital School for Severely Handicapped Children this year. BelIy Grouwink el a Liberal Arts freshman is a big sister to Mike Blazer of Waterloo. Kathy Wollenhaupt a big sister to Vincent McHugh of Moorhead. In Portland a zoo crowd reacts to cold as penguins huddle and elephants roam. In Mobile a rooster dispute ends with owners winning a $10,000 damages suit against a neighbor.
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University of Iowa
University Hospital School
Belly Grouwinkel
Paul Groukinkel
Columbus Jet
Mike Blazer
Waterloo
Kathy Wollenhaupt
Arlin Wollenhaupt
Tsett Ave
Wapello
Vincent McHugh
Moorhead
Iowa
Mobile
Ala
Nicholas Moulyet
Daisy Oates
Moulyets
University’ of Town
City Schools Close For Holiday Vacation
City public schools announce a Christmas break starting Wednesday December 23 with normal sessions through Tuesday December 22 and resuming January 4. Hayes Catholic High St Marys and Mathias schools end at noon December 28 and return January 4.
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Hayes
Catholic High
St. Mary’s
Mathias
Monster toys spark sale boom across Chicago makers
Herman and Monster punpat figures draw attention as Miss Barbara Nelson of Chicago hugs one while headlines note a booming market for midget monsters in the toy trade. Manufacturers remain divided on whether such horror figures are good or bad for business.
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Herman
Monster
Barbara Nel
Son
Chicago
Trim the Trimmers in Baltimore Budget Plan
Baltimore Comptroller Hymnan Pressman proposes a 10 minute daily body break in his department to trim the city budget further. The program includes twisting bending and isometries with pushups possible later as staff participate.
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Baltimore
Hymnan Pressman
Pressman
Not Enough Santa Clauses for Dallas Holidays Likely
Henry J. McCluskey of the Texas Employment Commission notes a shortage of Santa Clauses for department stores and shopping centers in Dallas. He cites disgruntled children and applicants preferring not to take the role, with five or six placements made though 20 to 45 were possible.
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Dallas
Tex
Henry J. McCluskey
Texas Employment Commission
Santa Claus
Tipsy Tape Causes Police to Raid Florida Station
Police rushed to a Deerfield Beach railroad station after a drunken sounding voice answered the phone and triggered a night call. Thieves had broken in recently. Three patrol cars found nothing. The telephone company was called in. The culprit was a tape recording device jammed at slow speed.
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Deerfield Reach
Fla
Vigilant Police Dog in Santa Monica Helps Catch Burglar
In Santa Monica police report, the watchdog Coquette, a Chesapeake retriever owned by Pat Harrington, slept as a burglar entered Harrington’s home and stole his wife’s purse. Coquette awoke, alerted officers, and bit the burglar during the arrest.
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Santa Monica
Calif
St — Coquette
Pat Harrington
Harrington
Coquette
Surprises Ahead as Husbands Pick Christmas Gifts
Keith Hultquist searches for a practical surprise for Marilyn while pondering a gauge shotgun a portable saw a fishing rod and other ideas. He weighs usefulness against enjoyment as Christmas nears and couples think about what might be tucked under the tree.
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Keith Hultquist
Shady Lane
Marilyn
Keith
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