Women rise in Iowa politics and seek public office
Des Moines Iowa women push into politics with seven candidates for the Town House and Vera Shivers seeking a Senate second term. Randy Dunbar Cedar Falls cites a just peaceful world as her motive while Lenabelle Back Garner urges adherence to principles. Gov. Hughes notes women’s potential but cites prejudice as a barrier.
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Tax Cut Aids U.S. Economy Says Johnson
President Johnson claims the tax cut stimulates growth with record high employment and a drop in jobless rate to 5 percent in May. He cites 71.1 million employed and warns youth joblessness remains a serious issue while urging poverty legislation for training and opportunities for young people.
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Rain Dance in Prosser Drenched in Surprise
In Prosser Washington a do it yourself rain dance drew about 1000 people Friday night despite a light drizzle that turned into a downpour. The drought plagued region has averaged 34 inches of rain annually but had only about an inch this year.
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Prosser
Washington
Muscatine Editors to Attend SUI Workshop
Two Muscatine High School students, Jaya Kaeding and Brumer, will attend a one week communications workshop at the State University of Iowa next year. They leave Sunday as juniors and will gain experience in managing high school publications.
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Jo Ann Kaeding
Dixie Bruner
State University of Iowa
Muscatine
SUI
Muscatine High School
Jaya
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Kaeding
Dixie
Brumer
State University Lions
Newsy Paper
Scranton Gains Support From Iowa GOP Delegates
Iowa delegates to the GOP national convention show support for William Scranton as unofficial signals from Harrisburg. Five of 24 delegates wired Scranton praising his candidacy for unity and victory in November. The delegation remains officially uncommitted with Goldwater and Nixon supporters also present among alternate signers. Sentences describe delegates, Grinnell College honor, and high school journalism students.
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William Scranton
Penrhin
Iowa
Scranton
Harrisburg
Novemier
Goetzman Wins SIII Graduate Scholarship at State University
Robert Goetzman son of Sir and Mrs Carl Gaetaman of 1009 Itowa Avenue Musculine Iowa has been awarded a full tuition and graduate scholarship at the State University of Iowa for the 1964 65 school year Goetzman studies for his Ph D in English Announcement of the scholarship was made by John Co Weaver SUL vice president for research and dean of the graduate college
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Carl Gaetaman
Itowa Avenue
Musculine
State University of
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Goetaman
Engelish
John Co. Weaver
SUL
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School Children Reply to What Do You Like About Vacation
Young students from multiple schools share summer plans and love of vacation. Debbi Streat enjoys playing. Steve Coulter likes swimming and fish. Mark Hall looks forward to swimming with cousins. Ann Bublitz Camp and visit Wisconsin grandmother. all note mixed feelings about school and summer.
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Jess Coulter
Lincoln Blvd
Steve Coulter
Clifford Hall
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Franklin School
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Grinnell
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Grinnell College
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