Erbe Calls for Tightened Liquor Commission Rules
Gov Erbe urged the State Liquor Control Commission to tighten procedures in a special meeting with three commissioners. He ordered no sample liquor or seals be issued to anyone and all unused seals returned. He directed turning over all sample liquor and prohibiting any bonus liquor or free cases as a deal.
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Moines
Nor- Erbe
State
Liquor Convo Commission
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Aha
Commission
Drowning of Boy After Log-Boat Mishap Near Montpelier
A fishing trip near Montpelier ends in tragedy when Charles H Rhodes Jr, 9, falls from a boat in the Mississippi River and drowns. Father Charles H Rhodes, a polio sufferer, alerts rescuers who search with 10 to 18 boats. body recovered near Seven Sisters area. Rhodes family mourns at Muscatine home. funeral set for Monday.
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Mississippi River
Mascatine
Charles Harry Rhodes
Seven Sisters
Montpelier
Jig Lather
Earl EB. Peters
Muscatine County
Hoy
Shorty Dick Oppell
Muscatine
Buffalo
Chayley Rhodes
Chile
Midway Beach
Rhodes
Avator
Monsanto to build anhydrous ammonia terminal near Muscatine
Monsanto Co will construct a 15 000 ton per year anhydrous ammonia storage terminal four miles south of Muscatine on the Mississippi River. The site spans about 10 acres with rail and barge access, part of Monsanto’s Midwest expansion to supply fertilizer chemicals.
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Muscatine
Monsanto Chemical Co
St. Louis
Here
Mississippi River
Tomi
Smith
Monsanto
Agricultural Chemicals
Luling
Youth sought in Muscatine car theft case ends escape
Muscatine police hunted an 18 year old Washington youth named John Anderson Jr after learning he was wanted for automobile larceny. He was last seen leaving the city hall police station with four other teenagers. The group had stolen a 1949 car in Washington and later a 1956 model near Mercy hospital in Iowa City before being picked up in Muscatine. Investigators traced Anderson to Crawfordsville and Crawfordsville route before his capture. The car and Anderson were to be turned over to Washington or Johnson counties.
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City Hall
John Anderson, Jr
Cedar Street
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Towa City
Cartier
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Your
Aoene
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Mercy Hospital
Muscaline
Johnson County
Urges Approval of Funds for Levee Projects
Washington and Noah Sehrock of Burlington Iowa, president of the Upper Mississippi River Flood Control Association, urged a Senate appropriations subcommittee to approve construction funds for two levee projects. He requested 300000 dollars for the Muscatine Island and Muscatine Louisa County levee and drainage district, and the same amount for the Iowa River Flint Crock Levee District.
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Noah “Sehrock
Burlington
Senate
Muscatine Island
Muscatine
Louisa County
Flint, Crock
Father of Nine Dynamites Self Destruction Shocks Amarillo
A Texas man in his sixties, John H. Alston, a carpenter and father of nine, strapped dynamite to his waist and blew himself up Thursday night before his trainer home as his wife and children were away. The tragedy occurred in Amarillo, Amarillo TexipiAnsun area.
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Amarillo
John H. Alston
Senate Passages Assured On 61-Billion Housing Bill
Kennedy clinched final Senate passage of the 61 billion housing bill after a marathon session. Gore forced a defeat of a key 40 year mortgage provision, then Sparkman crafted a substitute readding the provision with a down payment of 555 dollars on a 15000 dollar home. The measure now heads to the House for action Monday.
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Albert Gore
Tennessee
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Moor
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Sparkman
Coads Decision Lets Iowa Dems Breathe Easier
Des Moines Iowa voters breathe easier as Rep Mervin Coad announces reelection and clears the field for Neal Smith in 1962 after the legislature merged districts, avoiding a year sty battle between two congressmen.
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Iowa Demos
Des Moines
Iowa
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Boone
Neal Smith
Altoona
Washington
Wilnet Feek
Smith
Congress
Weaver Elected President of Iowa Bar Association
W G Weaver of Wapello named president of the Town State Bar Association at the annual meeting. Lloyd Kart of Webster City elected vice president. Directors named: C H Taylor Guthrie Tener, O B Hollerar Clinton, Philip H Cless Des Maines, J S Bauch Gladbrook, James P Kelley LeMars. New officers to be installed tonight.
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Wapello
The
Town State Bar Association
Lloyd Kart
Webster City
C. H. Taylor
Guthrie Tener
O. B. Hollerar
Clinton
Philip H. Cless
Des Maines
J. S. Bauch
Gladbrook
James P. Kelley
LeMars
Stevenson Faces Opposition on South American Tour
Adlai E. Stevenson, envoy for President Kennedy, encountered strong opposition in Montevideo Uruguay as Cuban Castro supporters protest U S policy. He arrived from Buenos Aires to an almost desert airport and a crowdless route. El Popular announced a rally at National University.
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Uruguay
Adlai JE
Stevenson
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Fidel Castro
U. S
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Argentina
City
el Popular
National University
Trujillo Era Official Report Claims Uprising Violence
Ciudad Trujillo reports that Rhadsines Trujillo, son of the slain dictator, allegedly ordered machine-gun fire on a crowd of political prisoners. Authorities termed the event fantastic as published in the report.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Aday
Rhadsines Trujillo
No Comment on Reds Plans to Defy Court Ruling
The Justice Department reserved comment on the American Communist Party's intent to defy the Supreme Court ruling requiring registration as a Soviet-controlled organization. Officials indicated readiness to pursue legal action if needed while Atty. Gen. Kennedy's aides review recent court actions upholding registration and the conviction of an active member connected to advocating violent overthrow.
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Justice Department
Supreme Court
Robert F. Kennedy
Talks for Laos Ceasefire Continue Amid Violations
Harriman and Gromyko push for Laos talks with Kennedy approval while the conference stalls over cease-fire breaches. May 3 saw a proclaimed ceasefire as clashes rise near Luang Prabang. Western allies demand stronger truce enforcement before resuming sessions.
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Lom
Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Laos
Britain
Cochairman
Luang Prabang
Truce Commission
Castro Promotes Balanced Diet Amid Catle Shortage
Cuban government promotes a well balanced diet featuring black beans white rice roast bananas lettuce and crackers amid a cattle shortage caused by indiscriminate slaughter. Canadian Press reporter Jack Best filed from Havana noting the campaign to curb meat intake with a catless menu.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Jack Best
Havana
President Kennedy Seeks Rest and Swim for Back
Palm Reach Florida reports President Kennedy, recuperating from a lumosacral strain since May 16, follows a doctor’s orders and prioritizes heated saltwater pool swimming. Dr Travel accompanies the president, noting rest and warm-water swimming as key to a rapid recovery after a ceremonial tree planting in Canada.
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