Battle lines drawn as Iowa legislature eyes liquor and tax fight
Des Moines Iowa lawmakers prepare for a major clash over liquor by the drink and new taxes as the 1963 session nears key votes. The Senate schedules a Monday debate on price fixing while the House plans a Thursday hearing on short term securities. A broad tax measure would raise about 65 million dollars for school aid, drawing Democratic resistance over local spending limits and earmarking. Governor Hughes cautions the liquor bill may be too restrictive for wet lawmakers.
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Iowa
House
Senate
Raymond Eveland
D-Kelly
Joseph Flatt
R-Winterset
Jack Schroeder
K-Davenport
Flatt
Harold FE. Hughes
Argentina Reaches Tentative End to Revolt
In Buenos Aires an early agreement on preliminary settlement terms eased a three day revolt risk. The Defense Ministry said details would follow. At least 26 dead and over 30 wounded. About 25 000 government troops advanced on Puerto Belgrano base 350 miles SW of Buenos Aires where rebels held a fortified stronghold.
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Buenos Aires
API
Argentina
Defense Ministry
Puerto Belgrano
High Seas
Tastee Freez Set to Open This Saturday on West Madison
B H McCarthy announces the Tastee Freez spring opening on West Madison for this Saturday April 6. For now the shop will operate Saturdays and Sundays from 11 to 11 and on school days from 12 to 9.
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Tastee Freez
West Madison
Death of 14 Year Old David Nardy in Washington
David Allen Nardy 14 died at 1 a m today April 5 1963 in Washington County Hospital after illness since December He was a Washington High School freshman and member of St James Catholic Church and Knights of the Altar Survivors include his parents three brothers and grandparents with funeral plans set for Monday at 9 30 a m at St James and burial in Elm Grove Cemetery prayers at Jones Funeral Home Sunday at 7 20 p m
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David Allen Nardy
Edward Nardy
West Main Street
Washington County Hospital
St. James Catholic Church
T. J. Lew
Elm Grove
Jones Funeral Home
David Allen
Washington
Edward Lee
Martha Frances Weeks Nardy
The
Knights of the Altar
Washington High School
Dennis
Douglas
Drew
Leonardy
Dewey Weeks
Two Local Teachers Win Summer Study Scholarships
Wash ington High School teacher Don Lawless receives a Coe Foundation fellowship for five weeks at Monmouth College Illinois to study American Social History and Constitutional Law. Clarence McConkey will join a physics summer institute at Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster Pennsylvania with NSF sponsorship. eight weeks of study with four applicants per stipend.
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Washington High School
Monmouth College
Illinois
Coe Foundation
Lawless
Clarence McConkey
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
National Science Foundation
Washington
D. C
McConkey
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Reds Agree to 'Hot Line' Phone Arthur Glider Dies
Arthur R. Glider 69 of 302 East Suh Street died Thursday evening at Washington County Hospital after a two year illness. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Richard Peterson. Buried Elm Grove Cemetery. Survived by widow Ethel Starr Glider, son Milo R. Glider of Long Beach, daughter Mrs Homer Hensley of Omaha, eight grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, brother Lewis of Wellman. predeceased by son Roy. The couple observed their 50th wedding anniversary Wednesday. Born August 28, 1893 in Wellman to Phillip and Mary sirkey Glider.
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East Suh Street
Washington County Hospital
Jones
Richard Peterson
Elm Grove
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Wellman
Phillip
Mary Sirkey Glider
Ethel Starr
Iowa City
Washington
Milo R
Long Beach
Calif
Homer Hensley
Omaha
Neb
Lewis
Roy
Jury rejects damages for four year old deafness case
UPI reporting from Davenport says a federal district court jury refused to award $300,000 to Julie Andrews, a 4 year old girl, for alleged deafness linked to an antibiotic given at Clinton Hospital in 1959 by E. R. Squibb and Sons. William C. Andrews filed the suit.
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UPI
Clinton
William C. Andrews
Julie
E. R. Squibb and Sons, Inc
Andrews
Squibb Company
Senate leader says US already applying Cuba pressure
Democratic whip Hubert H. Humphrey said the Kennedy administration has implemented most of Sen. Kenneth B. Keating's 14 point program to end Soviet Cuba domination. He noted remaining measures are being discussed with NATO and Latin American allies for months and warned against military action.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Cuba
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Keating
NATO
Humphrey
Kennedy
Central Intelligence
John A. McCone
United States
Congress Votes to Cut Civil Defense Funds and Block Cuba Trade
Congressmen opposed extra civil defense funds, warning three to eight million lives could be at stake. The House Appropriations Committee cut the $61.9 million shelter program request and redirected funds to a $450 million public works push, with debates over overall fiscal restraint and defense readiness.
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Washington
UPI
House Appropriations Committee
Steuart L. Pittman
House
Kennedy
Senate
Congress
Albert Thomas
D-Tex
Civil Defense
Pittman
No More Money for State's Colleges Tax Bill Hike Aid
Iowa House tax package would lift local school aid by 63.1 million dollars a year but leave college funding unchanged at 51.9 million. The plan would raise income taxes, sales taxes, and apply the tax to hotel services while boosting the agricultural land tax credit and district school aid. Regents secretary David A. Dancer cited the measure as shaping 30 years of fiscal policy and warned that without new revenue, state agencies could not grow.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa House
Board of Regents
David A. Dancer
Iowa
Dancer
State Department
Regents
Harold E. Hughes
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hughes
Easter Sunrise Service Plans Now Completed
George LaMore of Iowa Wesleyan College will speak at the Washington Ys Men Easter Sunrise Service at the YMCA Mt Pleasant. Dean Batterson chairs the Ys Men committee with music from the local high school department and a brass ensemble.
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Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Washington Y
YMCA
Y's
Dean Batterson
Prof. LaMore
Bach
Church Youth Group Plans City Meeting
The Washington Council of Churches Youth Committee plans a city wide meeting Sunday eve ning April 28 at First Presbyterian Church at 7 p m. Faith Committee chairs the worship and a panel will discuss Christian Vocations with Don Miller and Shirley Goemaat handling publicity and refreshments. All high school age youth are urged to attend sponsored by Dr Vernon Elgin.
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Washington Council of Churches
Bill Koehler
First Presbyterian Church
Dick Gallagher
Don Miller
Shirley Goemaat
Vernon Elgin
Washington
Red Cross Board Postponed Meeting Set For April 11
Dwight Bode chairman of the Washington County Red Cross reports the quarterly board meeting moved from Wednesday to Thursday next week. A noon luncheon will be held at Wings Cafe in Washington following the meeting on Thursday April 11.
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Dwight Bode
Washington County
American Red Cross
Winga
Soviet Accepts U S Plan for Direct War Safety Line
At the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva Semyon Tsarapkin said the Soviet Union would accept a direct communications link with the United States to avert accidental war The U S proposal envisions a teletype or telegraph line with voice capability and both sides responsible for their end East Germany offered to sign a disarmament pact with West Germany as a path to broader European disarmament The incident followed a fire in Dublin and another in Washington where a frame dwelling was intentionally burned by agreement with the owner and city officials
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UPI
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Washington
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Charles C. Stelle
U.S
East Germany
West Germany
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Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
National Safety Center
Pentagon
Tsarapkin
Stelle
Dublin
Farmers Mutual Insurance
West Chester
Keota
Charles Wiese
Donald Foss
St. James Church
M. L. Brown
Streets Near Square To Be Cleaned Tonight
Washington business district cars must be moved from parking spots by midnight as street crews wash streets around the square and within one block in every direction. Orville Long announces weekly cleaning for coming months and asks residents to cooperate to avoid enforcement of the city ordinance.
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Washington Business District
Orville Long
County Leaders Discuss Civil Defense Plans Washington County
A 12 member group from Washington County met in City Hall at the invitation of civil defense chair S W Easter to review progress and address major problems. Discussion focused on protecting school children during emergencies and getting students home quickly. Walter Saunders from state civil defense headquarters urged stocking shelter buildings and announced a shelter manager school to be offered at Ames soon. County chairman Kaster approved requisitioning supplies for local shelters.
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Washington County
Civil Defense
S.W
Walter Saunders
State Civil Defense Headquarters
Ames
Kaster
Four More Iowa Deaths Raise 1963 Toll to 115
Four people died in separate Iowa traffic accidents boosting the 1963 traffic death toll to 115, 17 more than through April 4 last year. Almar Gulsvig of Gunder died when his 1953 auto struck a bridge abutment and plunged into a creek near Luana. Elmer Moran, 70, of Stanley, was found dead in his car at the end of a dead-end road east of Stanley. Mrs. Charles Jenkins of Fairfield was killed when her car struck a freight train near Packwood. Dr. Fred Schaefer, 69, of Des Moines, a retired veterinarian, died after being struck by a car while crossing a street.
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Almar Emil Gulsvig
Gunder
Luana
Gulsvig
Elmer Moran
Stanley
Moran
Iowa 150
Iowa 190
Charles Jenkins
Fairfield
Packwood
Jenkins
Chicago and North Western
Lockridge Times
Packwood Pekin
Fred Schaefer
Des Moines
Schaefer
Weather Outlook Iowa Fair Through Saturday
Iowa forecast shows fair conditions extending to Saturday with warmer nights. Low temperatures 35 to 40 degrees and Saturday highs in the 60s to near 70, warmer toward the southwest. Sunday remains partly cloudy and mild with a five day trend 5 to 8 degrees above normal. normal highs 54 to 60, lows 32 to 37, and light precipitation of traces to 0.25 inch early in the week.
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United Press International
Iowa
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