Hahnbaum Phillips Victors In GOP Constable Race Here
Arthur W. Hahnbaum and A. J. Phillips won the GOP nominations for Muscatine constables in a three way primary. Hahnbaum led with 748 votes, Phillips had 709, and Mike Martin 696. Martin was unopposed to fill a 1961 term vacancy. Harvey Allbee Jr. and L A Crull were unopposed for GOP justice of the peace nominations. C E Gillespie and Walter Ryder won Democratic constable nominations without opposition.
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Arthur W. ‘Hahnbaum
A. J. Phillips
GOP
Muscatine
Mike Martin
Hahnbaum
Phillips
Martin
Constable
Harvey Allbee Jr
L. A. Crull
Justice of the Peace
C. E. Gillespie
Walter Ryder
Blonde Prof 5th District Winner
Mrs. Sonja Egenes, 31, a Town State University government instructor, won the Republican nomination for Iowa's 5th District and will face Rep. Neal Smith in November. With 206 precincts counted, she led rivals including Al Cloud, W. R. Johnstone, and Robert Dilje y. Other district races saw H. R. Gross winning in the 3rd, Neel F. Hill and Edward J Peters Jr. secure Democratic nods in the 7th and 9th, and incumbents Schwengel, Bromwell, Kyl, and Hoeven advancing or drawing renomination in their districts.
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H.R. Gross
Watering
Setxing
Ernest J. Seemann
Walnrios
Neel F. Hill
Webster City
Acca Farmer
Ord
John S. Patin
Waterloo
Tth
Edward J Peters Jr
Denison
Lorme
Fred Watson
Bagley Farmer
Ben F. Jensen
Fred Schwengel
Daven
Brown Ordered Hanged July 24
Dex Moines-ym Charles Noel Brown, Whycatold con sacl' mulrdlever, was ordered hanged stury 24 by Gay. Nornan Erbe lorlay. Brown, of Minneapolis, was convicted of first degree murder to the shooting of Alvin Koeht ei, of Walnut, in Council Blutts a Fei, 22, oat.
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Dex Moines
Composer Margar et Brown Wed Jule Styne in New York Marriage
British born actress Margar et Brown and composer Jule Styne, famed for Subways Are For Sleeping, married in New York today. They plan a brief Hollywood honeymoon while Styne arranges a special concert of his music.
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Margaret Brown
Jule Styne
New York
Hollywood
Styne
AP Photofax
OAS Orders New Terror in Algiers Amid Uncertainty
The Secret Army Organization launched a new wave of terror in Algiers. Two killings were reported as French officials noted signs of indecision within the group. One victim fell near the city center, another body found in Bouzahreah suburb. Despite threats in a pirate radio broadcast, calm prevailed in many areas while officials sought a reasoned solution.
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Algiers
Secret Army
Mossont
Bouzahreah
Four Republican Legislators Fail to Gain renomination in Iowa
Iowa primary returns show at least four Republican lawmakers losing renomination. State Sen. Frank Hoxie Shenandoah and Reps. George Ranson Cherokee Davie Weichman Newhall and John Rockwell Mount Pleasant were defeated. Other races included Vernon Lisle Clarinda, William Harbor Mendelson, Rapson, Washburn Steele Cherokee, Fred Wright Vinton, and Charles Stroth taait New London in various contests.
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Dex Maines
Iowa
Frank Hoxie
Shen Vandoah
George Ranson
Cherokee
Davie Weichman
Newhall
John Rockwell
Mount Pleasant
Hoxie
Vern Lisle
Clarinda
Ullman
William Harbor
Mendelson
Rapson
Washburn Steele
Welchmén
Fred Wright
Vinton
Rockwell
Charles Strothy Taait
New Londoni
County Voters Favor Constitutional Amendment in Primary
County voters in Republican and Democratic primaries supported state winners in contested races and backed a constitutional amendment on appointing supreme and district court judges. Local unofficial GOP tallies list several named candidates, with the constitutional amendment passing 1149 to 493 despite three precincts voting against.
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Hickenclooper
Hoover
Erbe
Nicholas
Secretary OF Agriculture
Liddy
Ven Patien
State
Gillette
SEC. OF Agriculture
Crawford
ATTY
Scalise
Congress
Stephens
Gale McClean Kel
Stocks Rally After Early Loss At New York Exchange
The market rallied in heavy trading as the Dow Jones average rose 2.78 to 346.46 after dipping 15.92. Traders cited Dillon's tax cut talk as a potential factor while others doubted its impact. The ticker tape lagged by about a half hour during the session.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Douglas’ Dillon
Kennedy
Dillon
Crash kills Georgia Republican governor candidate
Woodbury, Ga based Republican candidate for governor, 60, was killed in a head on crash with a truck from Neal Trucking Lines of Montgomery Alabama. His wife was injured and the couple had just attended a Rockefeller event in Atlanta.
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Woodbury
Eaward Smit
Georgia
State ‘Patrol
Smith
Neal Trucking Lines
Montegomery
Ala
Paul Boggs
Columbus
Ieaders
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Allanta
Spellman College
Association Press Report Summary
The Associated Press report dated June 5 1961 lists concise news items gathered across fields. It reflects wire service style, providing brief notes on events, statements and scheduled activities from various organizations and locations.
Evidence Mounts Pilot Tried Desperately to Halt Takeoff
Investigators link the Air France Boeing 707 crash at Orly to a desperate bid by Capt Roland Hoche to stop the jet from lifting. Witnesses report smoke from the wheels and brake marks, while throttle levers were found in reverse, suggesting an attempted halt. The crash killed 121 American passengers including Atlanta figures and eight Air France crew. City officials expect a lengthy identification process for the 103 Atlanta victims.
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Air France
Orly
Atlanta
Roland Hoche
Pierre Lowseau
Orly Control Takver
Louseau
Throtte Jevers
Ivan Allen Jr
Newhouse Buys Times Picayune and States-Item
Samuel I. Newhouse adds New Orleans daily papers to his publishing empire by paying more than 37 million to acquire control of Times Picayune Publishing Co. and States-Item. The deal makes the morning Times-Picayune and afternoon States-Item part of a nationwide network with major dailies in St Louis Portland and Birmingham.
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Newhouse
N. Orleans
New Orleans
Inge Slote
With & Ehook
Porket
Morning Times-Picayune
St. Louis
Portland
Ore
Birmingham
Ala
Newshouse
JFK Challenges AMA to Set Record Straight
President Kennedy challenged the American Medical Association to clarify its stance on Social Security. In a brisk letter to AMA leader Dr Leonard W Larson, Kennedy defended his care program and cited AMA criticisms of Social Security in 1939 1949 and 1953. He offered to detail the distinction at his next press conference.
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Washington
Kennedy
American Medical Association
White House
Leonard W. Lareson
AMA
Larson
Ken Ardy
AMPA
Nex
Sinks and Survives: Navy Landing Craft Incident at Boston Harbor
Sinks Boston harbor today as a Navy landing craft foundered. Seven crewmen were saved by a Boston pilot boat, with swift response easing a potential disaster.
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Boston Upa
Boston Harbor
Boston
Top Venezuelan Red Arrested Then Released
Caracas reports the government under President Romulo Betancourt arrested Gustavo Machado, secretary general of Venezuela's Communist Party, and freed him due to parliamentary immunity. The revolt by marines at Puerto Cabello left 135 dead, with unofficial estimates over 200 and 1000 wounded as authorities detained Machado on return from Moscow before releasing him after Congress extended his leave.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Etha
Puerto Cabello
Gustavo Machado
Communist Party
Chamber of Deputies
Moscow
Machada
Joses
Chamber
Manuel Vicente Ledezma
Congress
Machado
Hickenlooper Wins Handily In Iowa Primary
U S Senator Hickenlooper of Cedar Rapids and Governor Erbe of Boone won decisive Republican nominations for the November general election. Harold Hughes led Democrats for governor, while the primary turnout was lightest since 1944 with about 280000 voters casting ballots.
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Dan Perkes
Des Moines
U. S
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Norman Erbe
Boone
mIcheNnoOperna
Senate
Herbert F. Hoover
Oskaloosa
Lewis Lint
Liam Witterset
Elliott B. Smith
Towa State University
U.S
Lint
Secretary of Agriculture
Lucius B. Liddy
Keosauqua
Clyde Spry
Lloyd van Patten
Indianola
Hoover
Nicholas
Iack
Lowa
Voters Abolish Partisan Election of Iowa Judges
Des Moines voters approved a constitutional amendment ending partisan elections for Iowa judges. The measure, carrying 139,720 to 106,532 with 2,260 precincts reporting, creates a new system where judicial nominating commissions will name candidates and the electorate will choose within a nonpartisan framework.
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Des Moines
Towa
Parlisan
Supreme Court
Rail Dispute Nears Settlement After Wage Hike Plan
Chicago reports a near settlement in the rail wage dispute as carriers agree to raise hourly wages by 10.2 cents on average. A railroad spokesman says the 11 unions representing non-operating workers have indicated acceptance of the increase, a move recommended by a presidential fact finding board last May 3.
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Chicago
Army Pershing Missile Survives Simulated Winds
Cape Canaveral Fla The Army Pershing missile withstood simulated winds over 36 mph during a test on a Monday night It sped from a launch pad and its built in guidance corrected sharply keeping the projectile on a 20 mile plus target path The test noted that without sound structure and guidance the missile would have been torn apart or off course
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Cape Canaveral
Fla.m
Pershing
Bond Issues Faced Setbacks Across Iowa Elections
Voters in Mahaska County defeated a plan to merge auditor and recorder offices in Oskaloosa by 2037 to 905. Clinton rejected a 4000000 bond for city projects, Corydon and Boone also voted down major bonds. Patttawattamie rejected 1.9 million for courthouse and jail. Iowa City approved 265000 remodel library while Dubuque backed Municipal Court. Union County failed 900000 hospital bond twice.
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Iowa
Mahaska
Oxkaloosa
Corydon
Boone
Pattawattamie County
Council Bluffs
Iowa City
Dubuque
Lord
Union County
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Sicile
U. S. Military Academy
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Associated Press
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Paris Am
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