Iowa redistricting debate and state suit overview
National Newspaper A reports on Iowa politicians challenging the 1965 permanent plan as unconstitutional for pre 1971 redistricting. It covers two Des Moines lawyers discharged from price fixing cases against 22 oil companies, a governor’s comment on hiring special counsel, and notes on Senate rules, civil rights licensing, and state finances, plus historical items.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Richard Turner
Lex Hawkins
Verne Sawyer
Robert Ray
Lawrence Scalise
Turner
Scalise
Hawkins
Executive Council
Turner, Hawkins
Hughes
Mary Huncke
State Board of Social Welfare
Iowa Senate
Senate
Paul Franzenburg
State Safety Commissioner
State Civil Rights Commission
Safety Department
Aew
Local History Notes from Tingley Iowa 1907 Events
Sixty years ago Jan 17 1907 Jay Kempkes worked as a brake man on the Rock Island Keokuk Des Moines line petitions circulated to issue bonds totaling 75000 dollars for a municipal light plant Lucile Donai age 12 won a piano prize from the Chronicle for most new subscriptions in the city Maggie Vriezelaar won a similar prize for most new rural subscriptions
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Tingley
Iowa
L. M. Donai
Jay Kempkes
Keokuk-Des Moines
Rock Island Railway
Lucile Donai
The
Chronicle
Maggie Vriezelaar
Negro Leader To Speak At College
A renowned civil rights figure described as one of the ten most outstanding personalities of the year will address a college audience. The speaker, listed in Who’s Who in America, has earned about 250 civil rights citations and more than 20 honorary degrees. He studied at Morhouse College, Crozer Seminary, the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard, and Boston University, and has lectured at 200 colleges. He traveled widely and attended Ghana’s independence celebration in 1957 by invitation of its Prime Minister.
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America
United States
King
Atlanta
Georgia
Morhouse College
Crozer Theological Seminary
Chester
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Boston University
Europe
Asia
South America
Africa
Ghana
West Africa
Pella Community Hospital earns praise at annual meeting
In Our Opinion highlights the Pella Community Hospital annual meeting. It lauds eight years of progress, the board's foresight, and staff dedication. It notes the hospital payroll of 1966 at 336,958.34 and the economic benefits to the surrounding area from patient visits and purchases.
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Pella Community Hospital
Pella
Women's Auxiliary
Iowa Legislative Session Opens With GOP House Control
The 62nd Iowa General Assembly opens with Republicans holding the House 89 to 35 and Democrats 32 to 29 in the Senate. Maurice Baringer wins the Speakership after defeating John Monty. Governor Hughes wins re election with 494,518 votes to Mur ray’s 394,518 as Lt. Gov. Fulton is reelected 424,968 to 423,708. Governor's state-of-the-state message covers fiscal surplus and head start program. Republicans file a new permanent reapportionment plan advocating single member districts.
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Iowa
Stanley
Rigler
Towa Press Association
62Nd General Assembly
George O'Malley
Polk County
House
Senate
Maurice Baringer
Delwein
Baringer
John Mon Ty
Marshalltown
Harold Hughes
William G. Murray
Robert Fulton
Fulton
Max Milo Mills
David Stanley
Muscatine
Robert Rigler
New Hampton
Supreme Court
Adult Farm Class Meets Monday at Pella High School
An adult farmers evening class titled Fertilizer Use for Higher Corn Profit will meet Monday January 23 at 7 30 p m in the Pella High School cafeteria. Dr Joseph Stritzel of Iowa State University Agronomy will present. All interested persons are cordially invited to attend.
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Pella
Joseph Stritzel
Agronomy
Iowa State University
Meeting Focuses on Corn Fertilizer and Storage 1967
The session centers on fertilizer use for corn with Q and A on other grains and ages. It is the second meeting this year on corn production. Last week Jack Templeton of DeKalb Agricultural Association Grinnell Iowa spoke on modern corn hybrids. Future talks will cover corn storage herbicides and insecticides for 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Templeton
DeKalb Agricultural Association
Grinnell
Iowa
Scranton archer logs patience before first bow deer
Jim Lowary spent 205 hours in trees this year and 240 hours last year plus scouting. His patience paid off when he finally shot his first deer with a bow and arrow.
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Jim Lowary
Scranton
Archer Lowary
Pella Page 9 Chronicle Highlights
The Pella Page 9 Chronicle dated Thursday January 19 1967 presents local news briefs and community notes from Pella Iowa. The page summarizes happenings in education civic life and social events with concise reports and announcements for residents.
Vocational Agriculture at Pella High School Featured
The Vocational Agriculture Department at Pella High School is highlighted with Kenneth Peterken serving as the Vocational Agriculture instructor guiding hands on training and student projects.
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Vocational Agriculture Department
Pella High School
Kenneth Peterken
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Poe
Chronicle Advertiser
National Newspaper
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Jasper
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Omaha
W. D. van Sittert
Historical Society
P. ¥. DeJong
Robert DeGoey
Washington St
John van Hemert
Tulip Town
North Main Park
Ben Hoeksma
Hoeksma
Louis Kuyper
Silver Fox
Richard Tysseling
Pella High
Monroe
Arie van Rees
Fred Lautenbach
Bert Hinzenga
Ben Brinkman
Second Reformed Church
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L. Wickard & Co
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the Pella
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Franklin
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Park’ Board
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Fred Hawker
Council Chamber
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Rotary
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Abe Or
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Walster Bros
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SO. S. Square
Don Cummings
Oskaloosa Oil CO
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Oskaloosa
Bert Hagen
Henry Hagen
Drs. van Dyke
Crawford & Roberts
It Your.o Transportation Center
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