Scalise to Head Iowa Liquor Enforcement Division
Renee F. Scalise was named chief of the Iowa Liquor Control Commission Enforcement Division, to lead 12 staffers policing the new liquor by the drink law effective July 4. The Des Moines attorney, 30, will earn 9000 annually and dissolve his law partnership to devote full time, set up in the commission’s quarters, and enforce the new rules governing license financing for bars and clubs.
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Polk County
Homer Adcock
D-Des Moines
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William Yost
Scandal Rocking British Government Forces Resignation
London reports War Minister John Profumo resigned after admitting he lied to Parliament about his relationship with 21 year old Christine Keeler. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan faces a deep political crisis as elections approach. The affair has shocked Britain, drawing in espionage concerns and calls for Macmillan’s own resignation. Profumo said he lied to protect his wife and family.
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House of Commons
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Times of London
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Congress Rejects Oil Tax Increase
Washington Kennedy fought to raise 135 million in oil and gas tax revenue but the House Ways and Means Committee rejected the plan. The panel favored keeping current rules on depletion allowances, warning higher taxes would curb exploration and hurt industry.
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No Jeers at Ole Miss for Second Negro in Class
Cleve McDowell, the second Black student at the University of Mississippi, walked six blocks to his first summer term class in legal history without jeers. Across Mississippi, a judge halted further civil rights demonstrations in Jackson after protests surged, while Alabama Governor George Wallace prepared to defy federal authority over three Negro admissions to the University of Alabama.
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Oxford
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Dick Gregory
Alabama
George C. Walace
University of Alabama
Tusaloosa
Huntsville
Hold the Line on Budgets Urged by Farm Bureau Leaders
Des Moines hosts the Midsummer Conference where County Farm Bureau leaders urge a two year moratorium on budget increases for schools and local governments. They note the failed Sixtieth General Assembly left property tax replacement revenue unresolved and say costs have risen about 28 million annually, seven percent each year. They call school boards city councils and boards of supervisors to resist budget increases until a solution is found.
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Kennedy urges equal education for every American child
President Kennedy in San Diego calls for an education system that guarantees equal opportunity for a banker's son or a Negro sharecropper's child. He outlines swift action on federal aid for colleges, loans, teacher pay, and new classrooms while urging national resolve against de facto and de jure segregation.
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Ridiculous Day Draws Large Washington Crowd
A busy Ridiculous Day in the Washington business district drew several thousand shoppers as morning crowds explored fare from local merchants. Street booths and parade entries created a festive, zany atmosphere with merchants and staff in costumes enjoying the event.
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Stump Seeks U S Supreme Court Review
Ronald M. Stump a 22 year old Des Moines man sentenced to 15 years for second degree murder plans to petition the U S Supreme Court for a writ of certiorari. His Iowa Supreme Court conviction and sentence were upheld in a split decision and his attorney said the filing would occur this week.
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Keokuk
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Fort Madison
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Weather forecast notes warm humid period with storms
United Press International reports a partly cloudy warm and humid period through Friday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Most intense activity expected in the northwest with lows 67 to 72 and highs near 85 to 90. Outlook shows little change for Saturday.
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Millions Flock to See Pope John XXII Lying in State
A steady stream of mourners poured through the night and day at Pope John XXII's bier, with estimates surpassing a million. The late pope wrote of awaiting sister death and left bequests to his brothers and a sister. The public viewing closed at 5 pm, with plans for a last glimpse before interment in St Peter's grottoes. Cardinals prepared for a conclave to elect his successor, while Moscow marked the funeral with a Catholic Mass and Orthodox delegation. The coffin will remain at the basilica for months before its final move to St John Lateran.
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Parade Prize Winners and Mystery Man Contest Announced
In Rid lous day parade prize winners include Falk Clothing, Jarvis Appliance, Montgomery Ward, and Montgomery winners Roy Hodges Tom Duncan Ed Mineart. Mystery Man winners are Maria Simmering Mrs Charles Benson and Mrs Ed Simmering. Riders reported a lost saddle stirrup. return to Jarvis Appliance or Chamber of Commerce.
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Roy Hodges
KCI
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Duncan's
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Kneen Appliance
Evening Journal
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Charles Benson
Ed Simmering
Richard Paul
Eldon Brake
Jay Vin
Jarvis Appliance
Chamber of Commerce Office
Vetter Is Speaker At Kiwanis Luncheon
State Representative Keith Vetter spoke at the Washington Kiwanis Club weekly luncheon. He reviewed the 13 major issues presented to the General Assembly this session. Introduced by Dr. E. J. Vosika, guests included Bill Fingland Harold Slade and Bill Cowley of Canada.
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Bill Fingland
Harold Slade
Bill Cowley
Canada
Head of IOOF Visits Here With Vernon Witting
Sovereign grand master of the Odd Fellows lodge Mr Schalick visited town for a Covenant lodge meeting. He was the honored guest at a public reception in the Odd Fellows Hall this evening at 8 p m with Vernon Witting, a past grand master, present.
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Reception to Honor Sovereign Grand Master O A Senanick
Washington hosts a public reception at 8 pm at the Odd Fellows hall to honor IOOF dignitary O A Senanick of New Jersey, current Sovereign Grand Master. Mayor Clod Willits will welcome him as Odd Fellows and Rebekah members from Covenant Lodge attend this one visit this year.
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