Stump seeks rehearing in Iowa high court case
A voluminous petition for rehearing was filed in Des Moines seeking reversal of Ronald Stump's 75 year sentence for the Michael Daly murder. Stump's lawyer J Riley McManus argued for a modern interpretation of alibi law, urging the prosecution prove the defendant’s presence beyond reasonable doubt.
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Keokuk
Lowa
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Michael Daly
Des Moines
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J Riley McManus
Supreme Court
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McManus
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University of Iowa
Ottumwa
Dal
Leanna Jean Skultery
Ron
Mike
Iowa
US Supreme Court
Circuit Courts of Appeal
Swine Association To Meet Here March 28
The Washington County Swine Producers Association announces its annual banquet for March 28 at the Washington Methodist Church. Tickets are sold by all directors or at the Extension Service office in Washington. J W Rowe of Water, Joe an official of D X Sunray Oil Co, will be the speaker. Directors include Elmer Schneider Edwin Horn Oren Birkey Cletus Reed John Duvall Jim Barnes Bill Villetoe Don Stout and Dale Roberts.
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Washington County Swine Producers Association
Extension Service
Washington
Washington Methoist
J.W. Rowe
Water
Joe
D-X Sunray Oil Co
Elmer Schneider
Edwin Horn
Riverside
Oren Birkey
Wellman
Cletus Reed
Keota
John Duvall
West Chester
Jim Barnes
Brighton
Bill Villetoe
Don Stout
Dale Roberts
Crawfordsville
Local CEF Members At State Meeting Des Moines
Representatives of Chapter five, Citizens for Educational Freedom, attended a meeting in Des Moines Wednesday. The trip included Mr. and Mrs. George Horn, Ed Peiffer, Ralph Peiffer, Mrs. LeRoy Veggy and Mrs. Robert Marek. The Town committee for equal school bus transportation was formed with Stanley Rooda as chair, George Wright as vice chair, Tressa Dieter as executive secretary and treasurer, Mary Doering as publicity chair, Andreas, Roy...
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Chapter Five
Citizens For Educational Freedom
Des Moines
George Horn
Ed Peiffer
Ralph Peiffer
LeRoy Veggy
Robert Marek
Stanley Rooda
Pella
George Wright
Eagle Grove
Tressa Dieter
Mary Doering
Ft Madison
Andreas
Washington
Roygle Grove
Fikaloosarge Hora
George Hora Leads Pinochle Marathon Headlines
George Hora and partner hold a narrow lead in the Y’s Men’s pinochle marathon after eight rounds with 1,410 points. Close behind are Dr. and Mrs. M. McCreedy at 1,390 and Mr. and Mrs. Conner at 1,280, with others including Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gorham and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Foster in the top ranks.
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George Hora
M. McCreedy
Conner
Gene Gorham
Stanley Foster
Ralph Bauer
Verle Gallagher
Woodrow Crone
Roy Bauer
Clarence Berkhoff
Ste. Craig Wolford Killed in Vietnam Mine Field Incident
In Columbus Junction a UPI report says SFC Craig Benton Wolford, 31, was killed by a mine during mine field laying in Vietnam. His mother Aries F. Wolford confirms the death and notes he left seven brothers and two sisters. he was not married.
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Columbus Junction
Wellman Man Loses Foot in Farm Accident
Walter Miller of Wellman lost a foot in a farm accident Thursday. Doctors at an Iowa City hospital amputated the foot after he became entangled in an augur while unloading corn at the Eldon Schlabaugh farm. Mr. Miller was an employee of Herman's Feed Co.
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Wellman
Walter Miller
Iowa City
Eldon Schlabaugh
Miller
Herman's Feed Co
Hughes Opposes 60 MPH Truck Speed Limit
Gov Harold E Hughes voiced opposition to the House passed bill raising truck speed limits from 50 to 60 mph on paved primary highways while leaving veto undecided. He cited trucking firms' concerns over higher speeds increasing operating costs and warned the 60 foot limit, seen as a blockade to trans continental traffic, may hinder routes into Iowa.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
House
Senate
Hughes
Jove Ha
Carl Pesch
Sire
U.S. 20
Towa
Mechanicsville May Have Streets Again
Cedar County District Court ruled the paving contract between Mechanicsville and Iowa Road Building Co is valid. Four residents who appealed will not pay special assessments or general bonds, while the city funds about 200000 in bonds from special tax revenue and 60000 in general obligation bonds to resume a 270000 paving project.
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Mechanicsville
UPI
Cedar County District Court
Tipton
B. J. Maxwell
Phil Sorenson
Yrenson
Maxwell
Iowa Road Building Co
Fairmont, Minn
Supreme Court
Road Building Company
Freeman Seeks Bigger Share for Farmers Amid Shifts
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman told reporters at the 25th Farm Institute that his goal is to strengthen farmers market power and pursue whatever programs work. He warned organized groups gain ground while farmers fall behind and noted employment declines in ASCS, projecting further reductions.
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Des Moines
UPI
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Farm Institute
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Car Strike Damages Maintainer Near Riverside
Duane Evans, 17, of Riverside, was injured when his car collided head on with a county road maintainer two miles southeast of Riverside at about 7:45 a.m. His car was demolished and the maintainer sustained about 130 dollars in damage. Evans was taken to Mercy Hospital and was not believed seriously hurt. Henry Wieland of Riverside operated the maintainer. Sheriff's officers investigated the crash.
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Duane Evans
Riverside
Mercy Hospital
Evans
Henry Wieland
Route One
Rev George Youtzy To Speak At Ainsworth Church
Ainsworth reports Rev George Youtzy of Dubuque will address the Ainsworth Methodist Church Sunday at 10 45 AM He represents Hillcrest Baby Ford a Methodist institution The congregation will hold a basket dinner at noon followed by slides about Hillcrest work including adoptions and ministering to fostered mothers Public is invited.
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Ainsworth
George Youtzy
Dubuque
Ainsworth Methodist Church
Youtzy
Uillcrest Baby Ford
Hillcrest
Daily Hustler Promises Quality News in Washington Start
The Washington Daily Hustler marks its 70th year with a pledge to quality reporting over quantity. It vows to cover Washington welfare and prosperity while reserving opinion for later, highlights a society column and a plan to print a front page reproduction from 1893.
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Hustler
Washington
Daily Hustler Highland Park Stock Churn at Dry Goods
Berenne Mercer and Chilcote oversee a stock move at the Highland Park dry goods store. Trade activity appears brisk as inventory shifts, with customers aided by clerks in a busy shopping day.
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Mercer & Chilcote
The Daily Hustler first issued in 1893 to Tonight’s Washington Evening Journal
The Washington Evening Journal marks 70 years since its 1893 origin when Harry Keister and William V McCausland launched the Daily Hustler the communitys first daily paper The 11 by 14 inch four page issue later became The Evening Journal Under Orville Elder Bruce Cowden and Ralph Shannon the paper grew The front page noted local commerce a matrimonial knot dispute in Kansas and a found garter The issue carried market reports weather signals and accident notices revealing early journalistic and advertising practices of the era
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Washington Evening Journal
Daily Hustler
Washington
THE
Evening Journal
Hustler
Harry Keister
William V. McCausland
Orville Elder
Bruce Cowden
Ralph Shannon
Kansas
Syncom Satellite Missing After Launch From Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL UPS Syncom, a first cousin to Telstar, vanished in space about five hours after a Thursday Delta Rockwell launch. Tracking stations searched the skies for the drum shaped satellite as 36 hours passed with no signals. Scientists were baffled and downhearted, fearing the craft may be lost or hopelessly damaged in space.
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UPS
America
Syncom
Telstar
Washington County Hog Show Tops With Jennings and Horn
Jennings and Horn lead carcass division at the Washington County Market Hog Show with 82 entries. Top carcasses sold for 17.01 and 16.99 per hundred, above the 15.50 base price, as 40 entries qualified for certification and 72 graded Number One.
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Melvin Jennings
George Horn
Washington County
Washington High School
Vivian Jennings
Orville Meeker
David Meeker
Ed. Jones
Steve Meeker
Cindy Jones
Ira Huber
Ronnie Davis
Mr. Jennings
Washington County Extension Service
Swine Producers Association
Washington Highchool
Voe Ag
Soviet Union rejects Kennedy hot line plan at disarmament talks
At the 17 nation conference, Vassili Kuznetsov rejected Kennedy's idea for a White House Kremlin hot line to prevent accidental war while pressing Moscow's own terms for on site inspections and a broader anti US nuclear move. He warned there is no basis for negotiations if his terms are not accepted.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Kennedy
White House
Kremlin
Vassili V. Kuznetsov
Kumnetsov
White House-to- Kremlin
Kuznetsov
Russia
William C. Foster
Joseph Godber
Moscow
Britain
Postal Employees Earn Safe Driving Awards
Six Washington post office workers received safe driving honors from the Post Office Department and the National Safety Council. The awards, for accident-free on duty driving, will be presented by acting postmaster Harry Levy to Robert Kiesey for two years, Dale Eyestone for four, Allen Hampsher for five, Rolla Crawford for fourteen, Vick Masson for eighty two, and Floyd Sturgis for nineteen years.
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Post Office Department
National Safety Council
Harry Levy
Robert Kiesey
Dale Eyestone
Allen Hampsher
Rolla Crawford
Vick Masson
Floyd Sturgis
Weather Outlook For Town Delivers Cold Weekend
United Press International reports considerable cloudiness into Saturday with light snow in the southwest and extreme west. Cold conditions persist with subzero to 10 below readings in the north and near 10 above in the south west. Saturday highs near 10 above to 20 above, outlook for Sunday partly cloudy with slowly moderating temperatures. Five day forecast shows temperatures about 5 degrees below normal Saturday through Wednesday, with a slow warming trend over the weekend before turning colder on Tuesday.
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