Hughes Would Call Special Session If Tax Takes In More
DES MOINES UPI Gov Harold E Hughes said a special legislative session could be called to decide actions if the new state sales tax on services yields far more revenue than projected. He noted no plan to cut the tax rate and emphasized awaiting actual returns from the Oct 1 start to gauge effects.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
Hughes
Papke
Purdue University Eco
James Papke
Iowa
General Assembly
Israel defies UN on Jerusalem annexation stance
United Press International reports Israel will not relinquish Jerusalem, labeling the city as returned to the nation that founded it. Vatican officials condemn the move urging internationalization, while Brezhnev denounces Israel as bandit-like and the U.N. votes 99 to 0 against annexation with 20 abstentions.
Kennedy re elected by insurance firm
Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company held its 59th annual meeting at Grinnell College with all officers re elected. Glenn O. Tennold of Northwood was named chair man, Charles Kennedy of Washington became vice chair man, and Vera Robison of Grinnell was secretary. L. G. Keeney was re elected president, with Thomas F. Sawyers, E. Wayne Estal, and Robert F. Mark as vice presidents, B. C. Holmes as vice president and secretary, and D. L. Ross as treasurer. Over 700 farm mutual representatives attended, the firm serving 221 farm mutuals across eight Midwest states.
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Grinnell
Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company
Glenn O. Tenold
Northwood
Charles Kennedy
Washington
Vera Robison
Grinnell Mutual
L. G. Keeney
Thomas F. Sawyers
E. Wayne Estal
Robert F. Mark
B. C. Holmes
D. L. Ross
Farm Mutual
Grinnell College
Weather in Iowa Partly Cloudy With Light Southeasterly Winds
Partly cloudy Thursday with southeasterly winds of 16 to 15 miles per hour. Warmer totals expected in the north this afternoon and across the west and north portions on Thursday. Low tonight from the upper 50s in the northeast to the lower 60s in the southwest.
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United Press International
Iowa
Holiday toll nears worst July Fourth record in UPI count
The Fourth of July weekend death toll topped 1,000 across causes from traffic to drownings and planes, with Texas, California and New York reporting the most traffic deaths. The National Safety Council noted a possible record but warned the overall worst may still be Christmas 1965. President Johnson and former President Truman commented as Americans enjoyed picnics parades and fireworks.
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U.S
United Press International
Texas
California
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Alaska
Wyoming
District of Columbia
National Safety Council
Johnson
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Hartford
Conn
UN Session Near End As Russia Loses Anti Israel Drive
The UN General Assembly emergency session on the Middle East neared its close after marathon votes. Russia failed to win backing for a resolution branding Israel as aggressor and withdrawing troops, while only a single resolution declaring Jerusalem’s Jordanian sector annexation illegal passed. Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban criticized the move as outside the General Assembly’s competence. The session also defeated a Yugoslav Indian draft and a US backed Latin American resolution, both calling for Israeli troop withdrawal.
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Israel
United Nations
Jerusalem
Russia
Yigal Allon
UPL
Joseph W. Griggs
Vatican City
Magaine L
Middle East
U. N. General Assembly
United States
Tel Avia
Levi Eshkol
U. N
Soviet Union
UPI
U.N. General Assembly
U.N. Security Council
Jordan
Syria
Egypt
Abba Eban
General Assembly
Council
Band concert features pianist Ronald Wise in Central Park
The Washington Municipal Band serves a program at 8 p.m. in Central Park with pianist Ronald Wise performing electric piano pieces alongside the band. Selections include Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess pieces, Apples and Bananas arranged by Dick Ballard, and works by Berlin Rosenkrans Yo der Eisenberg Gold King Yoder Van Auk en Fillmore and others. National Anthem closes the program.
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Washington Municipal Band
Central Park
Ronald Wise
Mr. Wise
Gershwin
Dick Ballard
Berlin
Colonel Miner
Rosenkrans
Yoder
March—Eisenberg
Invictus
King
van Auk
Marines Retrieve Bodies Under Fire on Vietnam Border
Marines braved a 20 hour artillery barrage to recover fallen comrades near the DMZ after a cross border clash. Casualties climbed with 106 Marines killed and 201 wounded, while Communist losses were reported at 190 killed with up to 200 more. Air actions included strikes on Kep MIG bases near Hanoi and a SAM site.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Vietnam
Leathernecks
Mobutu accuses foreign mercenaries in Congo uprising
President Mobutu declared a state of emergency as troops loyal to Tshombe revolted in Bukavu and Kisangani in a new Congo civil conflict. He cited two planeloads of foreign troops and said the insurgents were Katangese gendarmes assimilated into the army. Heavy fighting raged, while Kinshasa remained comparatively calm.
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Kinshasa
Congo
UPI
Joseph Mobutu
Bukavu
Kisangani
M Ooisshe Tshombe
Mobutu
Tshombe
Katanga Province
Katanga
Algiers
Leopoldville
Kivu
Washington
United States
U.S
United Nations Security Council
Organization For African Unity
OAU
Kinshasa Radio
Governor Hughes Silent On 1968 Political Plans
Des Moines Iowa UPI Democratic Governor Harold E Hughes declined to reveal his 1968 political plans. Reporters pressed about a possible Senate bid or a fourth term as governor as speculation grew. He said a Republican nominee for the Senate would not affect his decision.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold E
Hughes
U.S. Senate
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
David Stanley
R - Muscatine
Senate
Five Die In Iowa Traffic Toll On Holiday Tuesday
Five people perished in Iowa traffic crashes Tuesday, pushing the state holiday toll to ten and the 1967 total to 339. Harold Campbell, 47, of Greenfield, died after a one car crash on Iowa 92 east of Fontanelle when he failed to yield and swerved into a tree. Des Moines residents Robert Smith, 48, and Hazel Frost, about 45, were killed when their car veered off U.S. 69 north of Ames and split in two, the front half hurled 75 feet. Richard McKerlie, 35, of Seattle, died in Des Moines after a two car crash six miles east of State Center. Sandra Boyington, 20, State Center, failed to yield to Join Ann Sikol, 15, State Center, causing a collision on old U.S. 30. William Jorgenson, 34, rural Swea City, died when his car struck a bridge on a county road seven miles north of Bancroft.
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United Press International
Iowa
Greenfield
Greenfield Hospital
Iowa 92
Fontanelle
Harold Campbell
Des Moines
Robert G. Smith
Hazel
L. Frost
U.S. 69
Ames
Richard E. McKerlie
Seattle
Wash
State Center
The
Highway Patrol
Mc. Kerlie
Sandra Boyington
Join Ann Sikol
Miss Sikol
William Jorgenson
Swea City
Bancroft
Probate of wills and executors named in estates
Probate of wills and appointment of executors for the estates of Harry A. Dusenbery and Nellie Knebel noted. Proceedings list filing dates, appointed executors, and required notices for heirs and creditors. Local court records outline next steps, inventory deadlines, and public notices of hearings and filings.
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Harry A. Dusenbery
Nellie Knebel
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Fillmore
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