Democrats Seek Repeal of Right to Work Law Iowa
Des Moines reports opening day of the 61st General Assembly as Gov. Hughes prepared a State of the State address. Democrats filed bills to repeal right to work and to curb automobile liability limits while pledging open sessions and public access to committee actions.
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Polk County
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Washington Adult Farmer Class Meeting Notes
The Washington Adult Farmer Class will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday January 14 in the Vocational Agriculture room at Washington High School. The topic is Livestock Management with discussion on farm analysis characteristics of livestock enterprises and planning a livestock program on the farm. Farmers landlords and others are invited to attend.
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Washington High School
Burch to resign GOP post as Bliss to replace
Dean Burch will resign as Republican national chairman January 22 and be replaced by Ohio's Ray C. Bliss effective April 1. The leadership switch was announced by Barry Goldwater at his hill-top home with Burch, Bliss, and Rep. William E. Miller present. Bliss would run Ohio state party affairs until Chicago meeting.
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Ohio
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Bliss
William E. Miller
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Washington
State Bank Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Washington State Bank met at 7:30 a m on Monday January 11 with 864 shares represented by person or proxy. John Winga chaired the session Frank L Kos served as secretary Lee A Holland presented the annual report noting end of 1964 resources at 7126909 26 dollars the highest in bank history. The regular dividend was paid and the staff of 14 listed. Directors for 1965 were re elected L A Holland John Knotek Frank L Kos Merritt E McDaniel Earl J Miller Edmund D Morrison Jr and John Winga Officers elected following the meeting were John Winga chairman Lee A Holland president Frank L Kos vice president Logan T Heilman cashier Milo M Orris assistant cashier.
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Clare Welte
L. A. Holland
John Knotek
Merritt E. McDaniel
Earl J. Miller
Edmund D. Morrison, Jr
Logan T. Heilman
Milo M. Orris
Hughes hails Iowa progress in state of the state speech
Gov. Harold E. Hughes told lawmakers Iowa broke the treadmill of negative thinking and enters a new era of growth and cooperation. He cited a record two-year economic expansion, unemployment low, and Iowa's total industrial and agricultural output surpassing 10 billion dollars for the first time in 1964.
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Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
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Wack Hughes
Supreme Court OKs Mayflower Inn as party center
DES MOINES UPI The Towa Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling allowing the Mayflower Inn at Towa City to operate as a party center without a liquor license.
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Surgeon General Urges National Campaign Against Smoking
Surgeon General Luther L. Terry called for a new national effort to convince people of the danger of cigarette smoking. He spoke on the first anniversary of his advisory committee's report and urged coordinated government, medical groups, and public education to curb tobacco use.
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Quiet Saigon Amid Buddhist Protests And Strikes
In Saigon a wave of strikes and demonstrations against the government spread to Hoang’s rule but the city remained quiet with smaller student-led protests and no violence or anti American sentiment. A U S embassy spokesman welcomed Huong’s claim of no misunderstandings with the United States but talks on a new aid package remain postponed until the army’s influence over politics is resolved. Huong’s remarks echoed the army’s right to participate in national affairs, a point that triggered U S displeasure.
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da Nang
U.S
Huang
AFS Chapter to Meet Thursday in Washington
The American Field Service chapter in Washington will hold its annual meeting Thursday January 14 at 7 p.m. in the high school home economics room. Chapter chairman Harvey Holgen reminds interested persons of the gathering. Reports on activities and plans will be heard, with representatives of participating organizations urged to attend.
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Washington
Harvey Holgen
The
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Washington High School
Mrs Hindahl Dies Suddenly at 75 in Washington County
Mrs John Hindahl age 75 of Washington county died suddenly today at Washington County Hospital after a brief illness. She lived five miles west of Washington. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced with Jones Funeral Home in charge.
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Washington
Weather outlook for tonight and Wednesday
Partly cloudy conditions persist with cold lows from zero to 5 below in the northwest areas and 5 to 10 above below in the southeast. Wednesday brings highs from 5 to 10 in the northwest to 20 in the southeast.
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Johnson seeks $1.5 billion in new school aid
President Johnson asks Congress for 1.5 billion in education aid to boost elementary and secondary schooling for poor children, fund higher education, and expand libraries and textbooks. The plan targets 5 million children from families under 2000 yearly, with loans and grants to support schools, parochial and public, plus shared time and work study expansion.
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