Bitter Battle on liquor bill in Iowa Senate
Iowa Senate passes a liquor disclosures bill 58 3 amid a bitter fight between Sen. David Stanley and Democratic leaders Andrew Frommelt and Howard Reppert. The measure requires liquor firms selling to the Iowa Liquor Control Commission to list payments tied to sales and other influence efforts, with fines up to 10000. Stanley alleged past payments and political contributions. Frommelt pressed for naming the senator who warned of appointments related to the bill. The dispute tied to Stanley’s U.S. Senate ambitions and delays adjournment discussions.
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Senate
Stanley
U.S. Senate
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Commission
Iowa
Des Moines
Internal Revenue Service
Muscatine
Liquor Commission
Frommelt
Reppert
James Schaben
D - Dunlap
Amish school bill heads to governor after House approves
In Des Moines the Iowa House approved a bill to exempt Amish schools from state standards and teacher certification on an annual basis with Board of Public Instruction and superintendent approval, as long as students show basic-skills achievement. The measure aims for gradual change and avoids naming the Amish.
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Des Moines
UPS
Iowa
House
Maurice Baringer
Baringer
Roelwein
Hazleton
Oelwein
State Board of Public Instruction
Superintendent of Public Instruction
James Klein
R- Lake Mills
Board of Public Instruction
Ben
Justin Driscoll
Dubuque
Harold E. Hughes
Hughes
Ky Urges Unity as Ky Steps to No.2 on Thieu Slate
South Vietnam Premier Nguyen Cao Ky urged government and army leaders to make sacrifices for unity. Ky, resigning his presidential bid, accepted the number two position on a slate led by rival Gen Nguyen Van Thieu. Meanwhile the National Assembly listed exiled Gen Duong Van Minh as a candidate, with a July 15 deadline for qualification.
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Minh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Bangkok
Vietnam
Thieu
Dublin couple's Dublin Day visit charms Iowa town
George and Linda Marino from suburban Westchester visited Dublin Iowa for Dublin Day. About 250 locals welcomed the Chicago couple, toured the restored Dublin store building, heard a history review, and enjoyed refreshments, music, and a Blarney Stone moment. A commemorative proclamation and silver tray were given as memories.
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George
Linda Marino
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Chicago
WNUS
People of
Washington Evening Journal
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Journal
Helen Gilbert
Iowa
George Marinos
Westhester
Iowa City
Marino
Cliff Johnson
Bill Palmer
Buick
Oak Park
Ill
Dutch Creek Township
Iowa Sun
Dublin Road
Bill Robertson
Peggy McKinstry
Ing
Chuck Hate
Dave Elder
Linda
Robertson
Old Country
Gene Wehr
Victor Mayer
Johnson
Chicago Motor Club
United States
Ireland
Linda McCarthy
England
France
Chamber of Commerce
Nation braces for deadly Independence Day travel
United Press International reports Americans jam parks and highways on the first full Fourth of July weekend. The National Safety Council predicts 700 to 800 traffic deaths, with Chicago area traffic surging as over 1.1 million people plan trips and 350,000 cars leave the metro area. Wisconsin declares a state of emergency to manage patrols and traffic flow.
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Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Milwaukee
James Lovell
City Hall
National Safety Council
Safety Council
United Press International
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
United States
Chicago
Park Chung Hee Begins Second Term In South Korea
South Korean President Park Chung Hee took the oath of office for a new four year term with Vice President Hubert Humphrey present. He pledged to build an independent democratic society and a model industrialized nation while fighting poverty corruption and communism. The outdoor ceremony drew 170 envoys from 38 countries and 3,000 locals in light rain.
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UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Park Chung Hee
Park
South Korea
Asia
Far East
Iowa Weather: Partly cloudy with storms in south
Partly cloudy tonight with scattered showers or thunderstorms likely in the extreme south. Cooler tonight. Shifting winds 15 to 25 mph, becoming northwest over most of the state by evening. Sunday partly cloudy and cooler. Highs in the mid to upper 80s. Lows tonight 50s northwest to 60s southeast.
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Iowa
Draft Authority Expanded as McNamara Gains Leeway
President Johnson issued an executive order giving Defense Secretary McNamara standby power to draft by age group, though officials do not expect use in the next year. The draft will also see more liberal deferrals for undergraduates and tighter rules for graduate students, plus elimination of duplicative deferments for fatherhood.
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Defense Secretary
Gen. Hershey
National Security Council
Probate of will and executor appointment for Oriez estate
Probate of the last will of Alice Cheoriene Oriez and letter of executorship granted to her named executor. Court records indicate the estate's formal validation and authority transfer, with all probate actions proceeding under applicable state laws and deadlines.
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Alice Cheoriene Oriez
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