Hultman Lines Plan To Cut Iowa Property Taxes
Atty Gen Evan Hultman outlines a 1964 campaign program to repeal about 17.4 million dollars in property taxes including furnishings taxes and head tax on breeding stock. He argues no new taxes needed due to growing economy and federal tax cuts. He seeks highway bonds, a law enforcement academy, and increased old age assistance, urging GOP unity at a central committee convention.
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Des Moines
UPI
Evan Hultman
Iowa
Hultman
Central Committee
GOP
County beauty pageant offers money and prizes
Washington County plans a bigger Miss Washington County 1964 pageant at the county fair with expanded talent emphasis and a 50 percent talent score. Donors from local businesses fund a scholarship for the winner and gifts for all contestants, with many named sponsors and a trip to Clear Lake for the winner and chaperone.
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Linda Wasson
Cheryl Keating
Washington County
Miss Wasson
Brighton
Miss Keating
Washington
Clear Lake
Jaycees
Box 308
Iowa Southern Utilities
Linda Timmins
West Chester
Linda Marie Wasson
Pamela Behrend
Linda Nichol
Wellman
Peggy Grimes
Keota
Zelda Graber
Wayland
Davis Paint
Ben Franklin
Everette
Lanvin
McDaniel Drug
Western Auto
Joe Falk
Gambles
Phillips Drug
Wilson Clothing
Thomassen’s
Pioneer Drug
Duncans
E. M. Bridges and Co
Richard George Beauty Salon
Paul
McLellan’s
Seifert’s
Grecian’s
Dayton Beauty Salon
Montgomery Ward
Sportshop
Osincup Drug
Zelinskys
Nicola and Harmon
Legion officers installed Tuesday at Leon Beatty post
Legion officers at Leon Beatty American Legion post were installed Tuesday after a chicken supper attended by the Legion Auxiliary's Ladies in Blue. Local rep to Boys State Ron Gregory spoke on his upcoming experiences. New officers: Don Rinner commander, Stanley Chabal first vice, Don Myers second vice, Burton Kent adjutant, Everette Burham service officer, Charles Denison finance, Leo Stone chaplain, Harvey Davis sergeant at arms. Executive committee: William Teuton, George Rudiger, Norman Schoonover.
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Leon Beatty American Legion Post
the Legion Auxiliary
Ladies In Blue
Ron Gregory
Boys State
Don Rinner
Stanley Chabal
Don Myers
Burton Kent
Everette Burham
Charles Denison
Leo Stone
Harvey Davis
William Tweeton
George Rudiger
Norman Schoonover
Free bus service to Washington County fairgrounds
Free bus service will be offered to Washington County fairgoers under the sponsorship of the Washington Chamber of Commerce. Arrangements call for a bus to depart the south side of the square by the band stand each hour from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the fair on August 3 4 5 and 6, with return trips leaving the fair grounds 15 minutes past the hour.
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Washington County
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Mineart death at 78 in Jefferson County Hospital
Vincent W Mineart 78 died Tuesday at 3 30 p m in Jefferson County Hospital after a heart attack Funeral service Friday at 9 a m in St Joseph s Catholic Church East Pleasant Plain with Rev Henry B Geers, burial in St Joseph s Cemetery Rosary Thursday at 5 p m in Gould Funeral Home Brighton Born in Jefferson County March 10 1886 he married Nellie Supalla April 1910 she died May 1920 and on Jan 30 1924 married Elizabeth Donaldson Survived by his wife and many children grandchildren two brothers and four sisters and many relatives
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Brighton
Vincent W. Mineart
Jefferson County Hospital
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
East Pleasant Plain
Henry B. Geers
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Gould Funeral Home
Mr. Mineart
Jefferson County
Christian
Christina Pohren Mineart
Nellie Supalla
Elizabeth Donaldson
Knights of Columbus
Lucille Godwin
Iowa City
Charles
Batavia
Howard
Joe
Pleasant Plain
Miriam Humston
Washington
Robert
Falls Church
Henry
Clarence
Poplar Bluffs
Edgar Rotzinger
Peter Smith
Milwaukee
Wisc
Ernest Jacobs
Eldora
Ray McCoy
Gardenia
Calif
Mrs Oma Wilson Dies Here Today At 83
Mrs Oma Belle Wilson 83 died today July 29 1964 at Sunnyhaven Rest Home Washington after prolonged illness. Funeral 2 30 p m Sherman Eden Funeral Home Rev Arthur Peters officiating burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Born February 28 1881 in Monterey Tennessee she lived in Washington County since 1914. Survived by two sons Walter C of Brighton Oscar of Ainsworth five daughters Mae Page Nima McClelland Ethyle Schultz Edna Schantz Opal Schantz. one brother Robert Anderson. 19 grandchildren 8 great grandchildren.
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Oma Belle Wilson
Sunnyhaven Rest Home
Washington
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Arthur Peters
Elm Grove Cemetery
Omar
Wilson
Monteray
Tenn
Caleb
Rosie France Wilson
Wade Carson Wilson
Washington County
Walter C
Brighton
Oscar
Ainsworth
Roy
Mae) Page
Keith
Nima) McClelland
Howard
Ethyle) Schultz
Elmer
Edna) Schantz
Joe
Opal) Schantz
Robert
Anderson, Ind
County NFO to meet Friday at Franklin Center School
Washington County NFO members plan a members only pre planning and information meeting Friday at 8 p.m. The gathering follows a Des Moines state meeting that discussed ground work for a holding action. Alvin Horak says farmers must take responsibility and join in collective bargaining to sell under contract to processors.
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Washington County
N.F.O
Franklin Center
Des Moines
Alvin Horak
Unity meeting ties Goldwater and Miller with GOP leaders
GOP presidential nominee Barry Goldwater and running mate Miller met with Senate and House leaders in Washington for more than an hour to stress party unity. Miller said more such talks are planned with various GOP groups as part of unifying efforts.
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Washington
Senate
Miller
New York
Goldwater
House
Scranton
Congress
Bryce Harlow
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harlow
Dean Burch
Arizona
Plan funeral rites for Mrs. Flanders
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ann Flanders of Des Moines are tentatively set for Friday at 9 a.m. in St. Mary's Catholic Church of Keota with Rev. C. S. Kempker in charge. Rosary is at 8 a.m. Thursday in Powell Funeral Home. burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. She was born March 1, 1892, in Harper, daughter of Gerhardt and Elizabeth Schulte, married to Frank Flanders Sept. 10, 1912. he died in 1927. The family notes she lived in Keota and Harper before moving to Des Moines 17 years ago. Survivors include two sons Norbert of Keota and Melvin of Polk City, eight daughters including Burdelle Hoke, Marjorie Conrad, Bernice Louch, Virginia Troxel, Cathleen Feeley, Arlene Danaher, Lucille Feeley, and Lenoir Flanders. 31 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, and brother Vince A. Schulte of Harper.
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Keota
Mary Ann Flanders
Des Moines
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
C. S. Kempker
Rosary
Powell Funeral Home
St. Mary's Cemetery
Flanders
Harper
Gerhardt
Elizabeth Jaeger Schulte
Frank Flanders
Norbert
Melvin
Polk City
Burdelle Hoke
Marjorie Conrad
Berniece Louch
Washington, D. C
Virginia Troxel
Roseville
Calif
Cathleen Feeley
Rohnert Park
Arlene Danaher
Honolulu
Hawaii
Lucille Feeley
Lenoir Flanders
Vince A. Schulte
Rites Friday for Price Davis 78
Funeral services for Price Davis 78 of Columbus Junction will be held Friday July 31 at 2 p.m. at Stacy Funeral Home with Rev James Rita officiating. Burial will be in Columbus City Cemetery. Davis born March 7 1886 near Cotter was married to Grace Stapp and survived by his wife a son George three grandchildren and a brother Walter.
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Columbus Junction
Price Davis
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Stacy Funeral Home
James Rita
Columbus City
Cotter
John J
Dorothy Evans Davis
Grace Stapp
Davis
Geneseo
George
Walter
Wellman Man Herman Fehlberg Dies at Home
Herman Fehlberg of Wellman was found dead at his home this morning. Funeral arrangements were not determined. Powell Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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Herman Fehlberg
Wellman
Ranger 7 hits precise moon path for first close up shot
Ranger 7 now on target for a close up of the moon after a midcourse maneuver directed from Earth. JPL scientists reported extreme accuracy in changing course from a moon collision path to a precise target trajectory, with tracking to continue for hours to confirm impact area near the moon’s sunlit seas.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
America
Moon
Lunar
Earth
Ranger 7
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Pasadena
Calif
Death of Wellman resident Alexis Wade at Mercy Mason City
Alexis George Wade of Wellman died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital Mason City after a six day illness. He was born May 23 1880 in Iowa County son of William and Susan Wade. Survived by wife Edith Chapman married 1906 and numerous children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial in Wellman with Powell Funeral Home arranging.
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Wellman
Alexis George Wade
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
IOOF
Wellman Methodist Church
Lloyd Bauer
Powell Funeral Home
Mr. Wade
Iowa County
William
Susan Wiseman Wade
Edith Chapman
Franklin Methodist Church
LOOF
Lamont
Ruth Alwine
Coralville
Lawrence
Helen
Romine Wellman
Darrel
Norfolk
Dean
Harold
Gayle) Moothart
Washington
Calvin of
Clapskanie
Iowa Weather: Fair and Cooler Tonight Then Warmer Thursday
Iowa forecast shows fair conditions and cooler temperatures tonight. Thursday will be partly cloudy and warmer with a low in the 50s and a high from 85 to 90. Friday’s outlook is partly cloudy and warmer.
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Iowa
Highland High School Ground Breaking Ceremony Held
Ground breaking for the Highland Community School was held Tuesday July 28 at 1 p.m. at the site five miles south of the 218 22 junction. Lyle Fox and Patty Schradel led talks and turned the first shovels. Architecture firm Kingscott and Frantz Construction were present. Construction to begin 10 days after bid letting with completion slated for fall 1965. Frantz low bid 389200. Boyd Rummelhart low mechanical bid 117186. Mayhew Electrical low bid 38600.
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Lyle Fox
Highland Community School
Patty Schradel
Highland
Highland School
Dallas Kinney
Highland School Board
Ainsworth
Frantz Construction Company
Iowa City
Boyd and Rummelhart
Mayhew Electrical
Vinton
Break-in Report At Kalona Building Kalona
Sheriff's officers investigated a break-in at Chamberlin Motors in Kalona. Thieves pried open a side window, stealing $356.69, tools, and other items from the garage. Investigation ongoing.
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Kalona
Chamberlin Motors
Junior Hi Y Dance Moves to Thursday at YMCAWashington
The Junior Hi Y dance originally set for Saturday at the YMCA in Washington has been moved to Thursday. All junior high age boys and girls are eligible to attend at 7 30 p m Thursday evening.
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YMCA
Washington
New York Meeting Aims to Steer Civil Rights Progress
In New York top Negro leaders and Dr. Martin Luther King meet with Mayor Wagner to seek nonviolent paths for civil rights progress amid Harlem, Brooklyn, and Rochester unrest. King and leaders Wilkins Young and Farmer discuss long and short term steps, with White House contact hinted. Local groups protest lack of prior consultation.
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New York
UPI
Martin Luther King
Robert F. Wagner
Roy Wilkins
Whitney M. Young Jr
James Farmer
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Young
National Urban League
Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
New York City
Harlem
Brooklyn
Rochester
King
Atlanta
Southern Christian Leadership Council
SCLC
Wagner
Gracie Mansion
Washington
White House
City Hall
King- Wagner
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Washington Evening Journal
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Porter Elevator
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Oma Wilson
NFO
Party ‘Unity” Meeting
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Capitol
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Ranger
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Alta Berry
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