Portugal Keeps Bidault Secret After Secret Entry
Portuguese police said Bidault and his aide would remain in secrecy until they leave Portugal after slipping in from West Germany with a secretary. The government denied them asylum and after questioning they were allowed to choose a destination. They are believed to head to South America.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Georges Bidault
Bidaut
Charles de Gaulle
West Germany
Bidault
South America
Hits Delay on Liquor Action
Governor Harold Hughes warned that delaying liquor by the drink proposals could be disastrous. At a Wednesday night Democrats meeting, he urged lawmakers from Dallas Madison Adair Guthrie Aubudon and Greene counties to begin work on the sensible liquor control bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Dallas
Madison
Adair
Guthrie
Aubudon
Greene
Driver license suspended for Charles Benfield at age 57
The state department of public safety announced Charles Leon Benfield of 3274 East Second Street had his driver license suspended for one year effective March 19 for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
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State Department of Public Safety Today
Charles Leon Benfield
East Second Street
Dorn
Pickle Department Head Retiring After 45 Years
Frad E Freers head of the pickle department at H d Meine Co food plant was honored at a retirement luncheon. He retires April 1 after 45 years of service, with gifts presented by Ed Maher plant manager and H W McKinley midwest manufacturing director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Freers
H.J. Heinz Co
Ed Mahar
Muscatine
H.E. McKinley
Pittsburgh
Midwest
Mr. Freers
Othe ‘Muscatine
Holland
Mich
Salem
N. J
IMG
Judge Sutton Will Preside April Term
Muscatine district court opens next Tuesday at 11 a.m. with Judge M. L. Sutton of Clinton presiding. Jurors excused report at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Muscatine County Bar Association meets at 1 a.m. Tuesday to elect officers for July terms. Current officers: Elmer Bloom Jr, president. Mrs Bernice Paterson, vice president. Harvey G. Allbee Jr, secretary. Roger Lande, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscaline
Rourt
M. L. Sutton
Clinton
Muscatine County Bar Association
Elmer Bloom, Jr
Bernice Paterson
Court Ruling Denies Insurance Policy Assignment
Judge Janssen in Muscatine district court denies Mrs. Barbara T. Hakes the assignment of a life policy on her late husband C. C. Hakes. Net policy proceeds of 2029.70 to be sold by sheriff. Premiums of 471.80 to be decided after a related case. Reed party holds substantial judgments against C. C. Hakes and Company. Hearing began Oct 16, 1961. equities found with counter-claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Janssen
Muscatine District Court
Barbara T. Hakes
C.C. Hakes
IOP Residents May Get Vote
Rep Fred Schwengel of Davenport says the Justice Department backs bills to grant voting rights to people living at all federal installations including the Iowa Ordnance Plant in Burlington. He stated this on Wednesday hoping to extend voting access for federal installation residents nationwide.
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Wasung
Iowa
Burlington
Fred Schwengel
Davenport
Justice Department
Area Six Faces Money Problem Over New Schools Bids
Area Six board members meet Tuesday April 2 to review school construction bids opened at the Muscatine county courthouse. Low totals for two identical elementary schools on Colorado street and Mulberry avenue reach 568 601, threatening the 600 000 bond issue, with legal and architectural costs pushing over budget. Architect Charles Richardson and Associates will join the review of bids from H Eugene Smith Construction Co for general work, Jorden Plumbing for plumbing and heating, Buller Electric for electrical, and TsCity Equipment for kitchen gear. The two buildings will house kindergarten through sixth grade replacing 32 rural schools. seventh through 12th grade students remain in Muscatine on a tuition basis. Heinz Co donated one site on Colorado street, with the district purchasing the Mulberry site.
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Area Six Board of Education
Muscatine County
Colorado Street
Mulberry Avenue
Houser
Mulbet, Yy Avenue
Hnance
Area Six
Charles Richardson and
TsCity Equipment Company of
Davenport
Muscatine
H. J. Heinz Co
Iowa City police link Bonjour to stolen cars
Iowa City police connected Earl Lee Bonjour, 25, Muscatine, to a 193 Pontiac stolen from University Motors, 903 Riverside Drive, and to a gray 1961 Buick station wagon found on Orchard Street. A third vehicle, a dark blue Pontiac, was reported stolen from a Riverside drive dealership. Bonjour previously fled a prison farm near Montrose and was later captured after a roadblock in Kansas.
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Towa City
University Motor's Inc
Riverside Drive
Kahoka
Orchard Street
Iowa City
Earl Lee Bonjour
Muscatine
Fort Madison
Bonjour
Muscatine City
Kansas
Man Charged and Hearing Set After Vehicle Tamper Charge
DeWayne La Rue, 21, faces tampering charges in a case tied to a court filing. A hearing is scheduled for Saturday morning after La Rue was freed on a $100 bond following arrest for an incident at Paole Super Valu on East Second Street Tuesday evening. Police investigated a dispute on the store parking lot alleged to involve a broken car glass during a confrontation. Separately, Howard Hatfield, 31, was fined $25 and costs for disturbing the peace in Allbee's court after an arrest at 10:45 p.m. Wednesday.
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Court of Justice of the Peace
Harvey G. Altben, Jr
DeWayne la Rue
Parham Street
Tom Lester W Mor
Parmalec Street
la Rue
Paole Super Valu
East Second Street
Wymer
Howard Hatfield
Grand Hotel
Mary Kallenberger
Allbee's
15 Day Jail Term Given Truck Driver
Franklin Delano Pierce of Towa City was jailed for 15 days after a State Patrol stop. Officer Marc Irvin cited a gross weight of 23,860 pounds and a suspended license violation. A concurrent 10 day sentence was added for failing to obey highway embargo signs limiting loads to 13,000 pounds, an embargo enacted each Spring by the highway commission to protect roadways.
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Muscating
West Liberty
Franklin Delano Pierce
Towa City
Pierce
Marc Irvin
Iowa
Justice of the Pence L. A. Crull
Highway Commission
Fined 330 In Assault And Battery Case
Howard of 1412 Nebraska Street paid a fine of 330 plus costs today in Justice of the Peace L A Crull’s court on charges of assault and battery. The complainant was Frederiele Tompkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerms Howard
Nebraska Street
Reds Deny Plane Intrusion Over Alaska
The United States and Soviet Union clashed over airspace when two Soviet reconnaissance planes allegedly flew over Alaska’s southwestern corner for nearly a half hour. Moscow denied the charge, claiming their aircraft were more than 200 miles away. Washington officials expect the diplomatic exchange to continue as the U S government maintains its position on intrusions.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Alaska
Moscow
United States
Union
U. S
Kremlin
Severson to Oversee Kent Plant Operations
Severson of Waterloo named operations manager for Kent Feed plants in Water loo Sioux Citly and Muscatine. He graduated Town State University and has held multiple Kent roles since 1856, with moves to Muscatine housing planned. Robert Frechner named Waterhoty plant manager succeeding him. A newborn son announced for Sam R. Nagel and Janet Fletcher of Pendiaton Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchara Severson
Waterloo
Muscaline Nirm
Kent
O. W. Joiner
Severson
Town State University
Marshalltown
Muscatine
Waterine
Sioux Citly
Muscatine Kent
Joiner
Muscaline
Robert Frechner
Waterhoty
Frechner
Sam R. Nagel
Southwest Kirk
Pendiaton
Oregon
Nagel
Janet Fletcher
Charles Fletcher
Wilton
Mary Nagel
Raynold Nagel
Stockton
Sunday Cancer Crusade Collection Points Named
Mrs. A R Elliott announced the city collection points for Cancer Sunday on March 31. Ward 2 and 3 Crusaders should return kits to St Mary's School Hall corner Green and Lucas streets. Ward 4-6 points include Musser Ville Methodist church 1001 Oregon Street and Park Avenue Methodist church. Open 3 to 3 pm with ward chairs and American Cancer Society boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Elliott
St. Mary's School Hall
Green and Lucas Streets
Crusaders
Central Fire Station
Sycamore Street
Cotention Point
Upper
Joney
Ward
Musicians Union Meets At Box Car Ranch
Local 5hl of ALF of MM Musicians Protective Union meets at 7:43 p.m. Monday April 1 at the Box Car Ranch. Dave Warner entertainment committee chairman asks all members bring instruments for a musical session after adjournment. Refreshments served with Edward Hank preparing lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALF
MM. Musicians Protective Union
Boy Car Ranch
Dave Warner
Edward Hank
Rockefeller Wins UK on Record New York Budget
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller wins Senate approval for a record 2.82 billion New York state budget after a long fight. The plan raises more than 200 million over current levels, partly by shifting tax payment dates and raising fees. Rockefeller touts no tax hikes beyond fees amid revised growth forecasts and Kennedy administration optimism.
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Rockefeller
New York
Albany
N.yw
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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JGN
IOP
Struction Company of
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Jorden Plumbing and Heating of
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Ane Eee
Reds
Bertha Pantel
Clarence Secrist
Civic Art Guild
Pantel
Kent Plants
Sunday Cancer Crusade
American Cancer Society
George Springburn
Museaume Bank and Trust Company
Musicians Union
Kennedy
Hi-Way Gardens
Stanwood
THE
Flames Orchestra
Sioux City
Andy Doll
Oelwein
Kenny
Leo
Iowa Ave
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Muena Vista
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