Implied Consent Bill Delayed In Iowa House
In Des Moines the implied consent drinking driver bill stalled as the Iowa House pursued egg grading and production measures under unfinished business. Rep. Tom Riley’s amendment limits testing to blood or urine and requires physician or nurse withdrawal of blood, with expanded court evidence rights, while Grassley’s bill keeps broader testing and fewer appeal rights.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Safety and Law Enforcement Committee
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Riley
Senate
Charles Grassley
New Hartford
Grassley
Commissioner of Public Safety
Jurors Named in District Court Auto Case
Jurors Marion Koehler Charles Chalupa Loren Renoux Eldon Brake Harold Gardner Lois Foster Robert Kriedeman Paul Snyder G E Lutz Ernest Kiene Evert Rath Mary Kay Greene named to hear civil suit over fatal Highway 218 crash. Plaintiffs Carl W Setterberg administrator of Richard Carl Setterberg estate and Paul J Gerdes administrator of Margaret Faye Kern estate. Victims were Richard Carl Setterberg and Margaret Faye Kern north of Ainsworth junction.
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Harold J. Fleck
Carl W. Setterberg
Richard Carl Setterberg
Paul J. Gerdes
Margaret Faye Kern
Marion Koehler
Charles Chalupa
Loren Renoux
Eldon Brake
Harold Gardner
Lois Foster
Robert Kriedeman
Paul Snyder
G. E. Lutz
Ernest Kiene
Evert Rath
Mary Kay Greene
Ainsworth Junction
Iowa Senate Confirms Erbe Appointments Including First Negro
The Iowa Senate confirmed six appointments by Gov Norman A Erbe and one by the State Board of Public Instruction. William W Parker a Water loo attorney and Republican became the first Black person named to a state appointive office on the State Board of Parole for six years with a $5000 annual salary. Other confirmations cover Stanley Redeker to the Board of Regents William Murray and Clifford Nas ser to the Natural Resources Council Ray Nyemas ter to the Aeronautics Commission Melvin W Casey to the State Soil Conservation Committee and Paul F Johnston as Superintendent of Public Instruction with a $12000 yearly pay.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
Norman A. Erbe
State Board of Public Instruction
William W. Parker
Waterloo
State Board of Parole
Parker
Laurence M. Boothby
Cleghorn
Erbe
Black Hawk County
GOP Central Committee
Senate
Stanley Redeker
Boone
Board of Regents
William G. Murray
Ames
Clifford M. Nasser
Fort Dodge
Natural Resources Council
Ray Nyemaster
Aeronautics Commission
Melvin W. Casey
Peterson
State Soil Conservation Committee
Paul F. Johnston
Pot Luck by County NFO Group Draws 125 Members
Members of the local county National Farmers Organization and their families held a pot luck dinner and program at the Legion Hall with about 125 in attendance. Harold Jarvis of Washington spoke on his Hawai i trip and showed color films from a trip won in a contest. Duane Redlinger, the county president, spoke on togetherness. Entertainment was led by Earl Redlinger and Leo Marie.
Almon Woodruff 61 Dies in California
Almon Woodruff, 61, former Columbus Junction resident, died Monday in Lancaster California. Born May 2, 1899 near Columbus Junction, he was married to Belle Simmons. one son and one daughter survive along with a brother and three sisters. Funeral services will be held in Lancaster.
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Columbus Junction
Almon Woodruff
Lancaster
Calif
Mr. Woodruff
C. A Woodruff
Belle Simmons
Fed Woodruff
Grace Hanft
Wayland Church Bible Conference Set Near Wayland
A week long Bible conference at the Cottonwood EUB Church two miles west of Wayland runs Wednesday to the following Wednesday starting March 1. Rev. W. D. Stewart of Moody Bible Institute leads daily 7 30 programs with Bible teaching preaching gospel singing and special music under church sponsorship.
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Cottonwood
Herb Howell Speaks On Farm Management
The second of three Washington County Extension Service farm management meetings was held on February 16 with sixty five farmers enrolled. Herb Howell discussed livestock program economics and returns per hour of labor and capital, plus feed and forage needs, while Jim Frier noted high interest and Charles Mogget would join the final session on February 23. Leon Beatty American Legion members meet at 8 pm at city hall with an executive session at 7 pm.
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Washington County Extension Service
Washington County
Herb Howell
Ames
Jim Frier
Howell
Frier
Charles Mogget
Space Capsule Test Succeeds In Harsh Atlantic Flight
A one ton Mercury capsule flew 1425 miles down the Atlantic range in 18 minutes reaching 107 miles altitude. NASA said a human would have survived the brutal test and narrowed Mercury hopefuls to John Glenn Virgil Grissom and Alan Shepard.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Earth
UPS
Atlantic Missile Range
Civilian
Space Agency
Mercury
John H. Glenn Jr
Air Force
Virgil J. Grissom
Navy
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Atlas
Project Merccury
Robert R. Gilruth
Gilruth
Don
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Puerto Rico
Space
Seven Local Donors Give Blood At Veterans Hospital
Seven local residents traveled to Iowa City Monday to donate a pint of blood for the Veterans Hospital. Organized by the Franklin Township Farm Bureau Women and the county Red Cross, the drive aims to aid veterans in need and offers donors a card identifying their blood type.
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Iowa City
Veterans Hospital
Farm Bureau
Red Cross
Lawrence Miksch
Franklin Township
Keith McClelland
Bill Kindred
Richard Hayes
Earl Redlinger
John Turner
Gail Niffenegger
Homer Brinning
Miksch
Anch
Congo crisis deepens as U.N. gains power in peace bid
United Nations Security Council approved a resolution giving Dag Hammarskjold expanded authority, including use of force if needed, to curb Congo civil war. Russia and France abstained as Katanga’s Moise Tshombe ordered general mobilization and barred foreign exit, signaling a dangerous escalation.
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United Nations
UPI
Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Hammarskjold
U.N
Patrice Lumumba
Russia
U.S
Adlai Stevenson
Valerian A. Zorin
Council
Liberia
Council In
Africa
Stevenson
Zorin
United Arab Republic
Ceylon
France
Belgium
Lumumba
Elisabethville
UPT
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
U.N. Security Council
New York
Geneva
Leopoldville
South Kasai Province
South Kasai
South
Kasai
Jacques Lumbala
Kennedy food stamp plan faces slow start and legal questions
President Kennedy announced a pilot food stamp program in six distressed areas but officials say there will be a two month wait before anyone gets free food. Agriculture Secretary Freeman will decide test types and locations, with stamps printed in about two months. The plan raises legal questions about Congress authorizing broad use of surplus foods and diet adequacy, with pilot costs not yet clear.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Hiinois
Kentucky
Minnesota
Detroit
Congress
Swine Producers Banquet Set in Washington County
Tickets are available for the Washington County Swine Producers annual meeting and banquet on Thursday night March 9 at the Washington Methodist Church. Bernard Ebbing will speak for Bath Packing Company Waterloo and Keith Kirkpatrick will be toastmaster. Tickets from directors or the County Extension Office. Trophies for individual and carcass classes at the Market Hog Show will be presented.
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Washington County
Methodist Church
Washington
Bernard Ebbing
Farm Service Department of Bath Packing Company
Waterloo
Keith Kirkpatrick
Radio Station
George Fulton
Crawfordsville
Louis Larsen Washington
Bob Greene
Ainsworth
Howard Koch
Brighton
Elmer Sojka
Bull Crayne
Oran Birkey
Wellman
Elmer Schneider
Riverside
John Duvall
West Chester
County Extension
Junior Cattle Feeder Projects Appraised in Washington County
Thirteen pens of three enrolled in the Washington County junior cattle feeder project were appraised to set uniform starting prices. Scoring on management was done by Melvin Schneider Crawfordsville Marvin Bohr Wellman Lloyd Turnipseed and Jim Frier. Enrollees include Bob Banar Ron Marek Dennis Marek Ed Beranek Bob Bauer Jim Bell Doug Bell Tim Greiner John Huber Duane Durst and Mike Durst.
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Washington County
FFA
Melvin Schneider
Crawfordsville
Marvin Bohr
Wellman
Lloyd Turnipseed
Washington
Jim Frier
Washington County Extension Director
Bob Bonar
Ron
Dennis Marek
Ed Beranek
Riverside
Bob Bauer
West Chester
Jim
Doug Bell
Tim Greiner
Keota
John Huber
Duane
Mike Durst
Kennedy lists 16 priority bills for Congress
President Kennedy outlined a 16 point must pass list to congressional leaders at the White House detailing urgent proposals. The package includes unemployment benefits, aid to dependent children, Social Security reforms, education funding, health care for the aged, college and medical education aid, a health facilities bill, and immigration to speed legislation.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Pierre Salinger
Ers
Salinger
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Paul-Henri Spaak
The
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Spaak
Dean Rusk
Local Court House To Close Wednesday
The local court house will be closed all day Wednesday February 22 in observance of George Washingtons birthday announced by county officials. Regular Wednesday driver license examinations will not be held and will be rescheduled to Wednesday March 1 with the next weekly session.
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George
Iowa State Alumni Meet at Washington YMCA March
Iowa State University alumni will meet at the Washington YMCA on Wednesday evening March 1 at 6 30 for a potluck supper. Husbands wives and parents of students are invited. Dr Wayne Scholtes of Iowa State University will speak to the group. Prospective ISU students are invited to attend.
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Iowa State University
Washington Ymca
Wayne Scholtes
Inge Flagmann to Speak at Christian Church Family Night
Inge Flagmann, a German exchange student, will be guest speaker at the Christian Church family night program. A junior high sextet under Mrs. Dean Stanley will sing, followed by a basket supper at 6 30 and program at 7 30. The public is invited.
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Inge Flagmann
Christian Church
Germany
Dean Stanley
Five Day Temperature Outlook Calls Mild Trend Ahead
The forecast shows temperatures 4 to 8 degrees above normal through Saturday with a rising start and a generally mild pattern afterward. Normal lows range 10 to 15 degrees north and 16 to 22 degrees south, with highs in the 30s and precipitation below normal and minimal.
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Wayland Church
Cottonwood E. U. B. Church
Legion Meeting
Leon Beatty
American Legion Post
Leo Stone
West
Iowa State
YMCA
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