Iowa Development Commission seeks 101 percent budget hike
The Iowa Development Commission asks for $605,000 annually for 1963-65 to fund programs to improve Iowa’s image and economy. The plan includes $100,000 for farm product utilization research with ISU and other groups, plus $81,000 for travel promotion.
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Des Moines
Iowa Development Commission
Iowa
Marvin Schmidt
Commission
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Schmidt
Iowa State University
Development Commission
Iown
Martin Miller
Miller
Vocational Rehabilitation Division
State Department of Public Instruction
Exchange Charges At Geneva Parley
At the Geneva parley the Soviet Union and Western delegates traded accusations over efforts to derail an early nuclear test ban. Semyon Tsarapkin warned against Western maneuvers while Joseph Godber said the West faced a constant stream of abuse. The 46th subcommittee session failed to narrow the East West gap on testing as U S Ambassador Arthur Dean pressed for clarity on unmanned seismic stations and the black box system.
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Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Joseph Godber
Brittain
United States
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Tsarapkin
Dean
Nehru cites Soviet promise on MIG fighters for India
Nehru and Defense Minister Chavan assert Soviet Union will supply MIG fighters and build a factory in India with some deliveries delayed by global tensions. He denies MI6 withdrawal rumors and notes Chinese cease fire violations. Indian forces hold at Chushul and Ladakh as troops reassess positions. In New York, a hotel manager handles an unusual guest request to clean her own room.
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New Delhi
UPI
Jawaharlal Nehru
Russia
India
Nehru
China
Soviet Union
Y. B. Chavan
Chavan
Caribbean
Peking
Times of India
Chushul
Ladakh
Parliament
New York
Joseph J. van
Edison Hotel
Wellman Man Receives Patent for Poultry Waterer
Aaron Dwight Blosser of Wellman received U S patent No 3 063 417 for an Automatic Poultry Waterer. The conical device has a circular bottom pan and a shield to prevent drowning. designed for chicks to market birds. The application was filed February 9 1960 and the patent granted November 13 1962.
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Aaron Dwight Blosser
Wellman
U. S
Blosser
Hughes Names Liquor-By-The-Drink Study Committees
DES MOINES UPI Gov elect Harold Hughes forms nine legislative study panels as he pushes for liquor by the drink with local option steps. He names chairmen for tax highways labor and more and says enforcement of current laws will continue.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold Hughes
General Assembly
Hughes
Howard Reppert
Alvin Meyer
Winterset
Peter Hansen
Manning
John Murray
Fort Dodge
William Denman
Riculture
Franklin Main
Creston
Katherine M. Falvey
Albia
Elroy Maule
Onawa
Highway Patrol
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Norman A. Erbe
GOP
House
Senate
Immunization Clinics Planned in Washington Schools
The Washington County Medical Society and Public Health Nursing Service will hold school based clinics to immunize children against diphtheria tetanus whooping cough and smallpox. Boosters are advised every three to five years and revaccination about every five years. Children with certain conditions should visit a family physician. A 50 cent fee per injection will fund the program, with free care for families unable to pay.
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Washington County Medical Society
County Public Health Nursing Service
Washington
Washington County
State Department of Health
872nd Ordnance Co. Has New Commander
Capt. Edsall Brown turns command of the 872nd Ordnance Co. to Capt. Louis J. Gase of Riverside at a Monday drill in Washington. Brown, since Feb 1956 commander, moves to a staff post with the 41st Ordnance Battalion in Davenport. Gase, released from active duty after the Korean conflict, seeks new enlistees for a six month active reserve program. Local center contact: Ste Amos Fitzgerald for enlistment details.
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Edsall Brown
872Nd Ordnance Co
Washington
Louis J. Gase
Riverside
Brown
4Lth Ordance Battalion
Davenport
872Nd
Gase
Ste. Amos Fitzgerald
Car Crash Kills Washington Man Raymond Walton
A 63 year old Washington man, Raymond E. Walton, died after a car went out of control and struck a utility pole on South Avenue D. Two others were injured, including Don Jackson and Leonard Novak. Police charged driver Joe Max Goodlander with careless driving. Funeral services are planned for Walton at Jones Funeral Home in Brighton.
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Washington
South Avenue D
Raymond E. Walton
Don Jackson
Leonard Novak
Jackson
Joe Max Goodlander
Route Four
Kenneth Bauer
Goodlander
Novak
Raymond Walton
Reds Fight Among Selves at Rome Communist Congress
At the Rome Italian Communist party congress the Chinese delegation clashed with Soviet bloc critics. Chao Yi-ming protested that the congress was used to attack a brother party while defending Chinese views on international issues. The dispute highlighted a widening rift within world communism.
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Rome
Chao Yi-ming
Chao
Peking
McNamara Unveils Major Reserve and Guard Reorganization
Defense Secretary McNamara proposes eliminating 1800 reserve and guard units and creating 1000 new outfits to boost combat readiness. The plan realigns four reserve and four National Guard divisions into brigades with immediate changes in the Army Reserves and pending state governors’ acceptance for the National Guard. Six Guard divisions would be designated high priority for rapid deployment with the regular Army.
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Washington
UPI
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Army Reserves
National Guard
McNamara
Defense Secretary
Army
Pentagon
Reas
Cyrus R. Vance
House Armed Services
Edward Herbert
D-La
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Vermont
Florida
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Massachusetts
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Nevada
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Easier Tax Deduction Rules Narrowly Liberalized
IRS Commissioner Caplin announced liberalized changes to expense deduction rules effective Jan. 1. The moves reduce detail requirements for business travel and meals, allow bundled tips, and reassess the proposed $10 itemized receipt rule amid industry opposition.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue
Mortimer M. Caplin
Caplin
IRS
Jr High Band Christmas Concert Thursday
Washington junior high school presents a Christmas concert on Thursday December 6 at 8 p.m. in the junior high building directed by Ron Halvorsen. The program includes Christmas Greeting Noel Vrancaris James Playhar saxophone quartet The First Noel We Three Kings of Orient Are O Come O Come Emmanuel O Come All Ye Faithful and Three Little Classics Jingle Bells.
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Washington
Ron Halvorsen
Noel Vrancaris
James Playhar
Howard Akers
Weather Outlook Iowa Cleared West Partly Cloudy East
United Press International reports clearing skies in western Iowa and partly cloudy conditions in the east. Much colder tonight and Wednesday with lows 15 to 20 northwest and 20s southeast. Highs Wednesday 30 to 40, cooler then. Thursday outlook shows little temperature change.
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United Press International
Iowa
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