Draft Iowa liquor bill outlines state monopoly sales plan
Des Moines UPI reports a rough draft of a liquor by the drink bill was circulated by Sen. Jack Schroeder to the Senate Judiciary II Committee as a starting point. The proposal would issue licenses by city or county authorities, tax each drink at 10 percent, and channel funds to the state treasury. Hours and penalties are outlined, with fines up to 1000 dollars and possible jail time for violations.
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UPI
Aten
Jack Schroeder
R-Davenport
Senate
Judiciary II Committee
House
Senat
Schroeder
Stat
Liquor Control Commission
U S May Protest Spanish Incident Over Hot Dog Photo
The U S embassy in Madrid opened an investigation after American photographer Larry Shaw was beaten by Spanish police during a riot while taking pictures of two flight attendants giving out free hot dogs in Cibeles Square. Shaw and four Americans were roughed up. a protest to the Spanish government was being considered.
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UPI
Unitedates
Her
Larry Shaw
New York
Argosy Magazine
AUS
Manuel Jimenez Quiles
Argosy
Milton Macklin
Shaw
Cibeles Square
Macklin
Don Graham
Chicago
Judy Gilbertson
Park Forest
Til
Bernadette Zola
New Kenton
Lake Lester Ayers of Wellman Dies at University Hospitals
Lake Lester Ayers of Wellman died this morning at University Hospitals in Iowa City after an illness of two months. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Powell Funeral Home Wellman with Rev. Richard Peterson officiating. Burial in Kalona. Widely known horse dealer and trainer, born January 9, 1886 in Wellman. Survived by wife Jessie Lemley Ayers, five sons Faye Clifford Floyd Dale Kenneth, five daughters Vera Peltz Viva Atkins Marion Raymond Bill Graf, 23 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Lester Ayers
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Powell
Richard Peterson
Kalona
Ayers
Well N
John Ayers
Jessie Lemley
Faye
Clifford
Floyd
Washington
Dale
Muscatine
Kenneth
Ft Madison
Vera Peltz
Viva
Paul Atkins
Chicago
Marion Raymond
Bill Graf
Good Kid Dog Finds Lost Boy in Oklahoma Forest
In Hodgens Oklahoma Lawrence Graham credited his two dogs with finding 3 year old Danny Thomas who wandered away from home with a 4 year old brother and sister. The child was found tired hungry and uninjured near a rock after hours of searching through Ouachita forested terrain.
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Leflore
Hosea Austin
Danny
Jene Thomas
Hodgens
Gene
Dee Ann
Diny
Certificates Awarded At Civil Defense Class
Nearly 50 persons received certificates at the final civil defense class meeting led by Floyd Woods. Forty eight adults earned certificates for completing at least 10 of 12 hours of instruction over six weeks with sessions on emergency measures for nuclear attack and disasters.
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Civil Defense
Floyd Woods
Woods
Bridges Store Plans Anniversary Event
EF. M. Bridges and Co. on Washington’s square marks its fourth anniversary after a major remodeling making it a top modern ladies wear store. The event runs Thursday through Saturday with Ruth and Marion Bridges greeting shoppers alongside staff Daryl Dedder Crossett Perry and Gloria Wolf.
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E. M. Bridges and Co
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Daryl Dedder
Carl Crossett
Alma Perry
Gloria Wolf
Keota St Marys Plans New Grade School
Keota St Marys officials announced plans for a new grade school building to be constructed this spring with completion expected by next fall. The proposed all purpose unit will include classroom facilities and is to be built adjacent to the present school.
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St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
West Virginia Floods Drive Hundreds From Homes
Across the Ohio River Valley cloudbursts caused flood crests isolating towns in West Virginia and forcing hundreds from their homes. Four deaths were blamed as storms battered Indiana Ohio and other states with tornadoes hail and high winds causing significant damage and emergency responses.
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United Press International
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Ater
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Houghton
Mich
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Vermont
Maine
Indiana
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Crete
Highland County
Decatur
Ala
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Miss
Albany
Coffee Day Raises 315.69 for County Children's Charity
Washington County hosts annual Coffee Day with 27 restaurants donating all coffee proceeds. Total collected was 315.69 with Brighton leading at 26.66 and Mrs. Rayiloyer assisting as co chair. Restaurants throughout the county contributed to the Fund for Retarded Children.
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Ray Iloyer
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Washington County
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Ainsworth
Lake Darling Inn
Roy and
Alice
Brighton
Dinner Bell
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Chicken House
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Kalon B and W
Stewart's
Riverside
Capper
Kory
Pat's
West Chester
Behrend’s Cafe
Blue Note Cafe
Captain's Table
Coffee Car
Diamond Inn
Hawkeye Cafe
Hunt's Dinette
Iowa Cafe
Pioneer Drug Store
State Cafe
Washington Cafe
Winga’s
SIMIG
Sand High
Chicaqua Chapter Plans March 25 Meeting and Fish Fry
Chicaqua chapter of Hank Walton League will hold a fish fry before a business meeting at the club house south of Washington on Monday evening March 25. The meal starts at 6 20 p m. The group has 71 members this year and aims to recruit more. They plan a queen contest at the December Wild Game Feed with the winner eligible for the Sports Fi test at Ottuma.
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Hank Walton League
Washington
Ottuma
Central American leaders unite on regional development plan
The United States and five Central American nations Costa Rica El Salvador Panama Honduras and Nicaragua signed a Declaration of Central America outlining stronger travel and passport controls regional home loan support through the Central American Bank and a multi million dollar scholarship fund for vocational training The plan envisions private investment regional offices development banks and expanded aid to implement a regional development strategy with emphasis on democracy labor and living standards.
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Costa Rica
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Guatemala
Julio Adalberto Rivera
el Salvador
Roberto Chiari
Panama
Ramon Morales
Honduras
John Kennedy
Francisco Orlich
Luis Somoza
Nicaragua
Rene Schick
UPI
United States
Central America
Central American Bank For Economic Integration
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New Iowa tax bill falls short of Hughes budget goals
UPI reports Iowa House Ways and Means Committee proposes a 65 million annual tax increase to fund state aid for schools and property tax relief but omits increases for mining, normal school and emergency aids and lacks homestead tax credit boosts. Comptroller Marvin Selden Jr urges caution and warns of future tax needs if spending is not adjusted. Governor Hughes declines immediate comment, noting possible changes before committee and House approval.
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UPI
House
Ways and Means Committee
Harold E. Hughes
Marvin Selden Jr
Selden
Hughes
Appropriations Committee
Board of Regents
Board of Control
Ways and Means
House Committee
Pauls Shoes Celebrates First Anniversary In Washington
Pauls Shoes marks its first anniversary at the north side square Washington following a name change and sales floor expansion. Operators Don Paul Dick Paul and Jim Gallagher bring 53 years of combined shoe fitting experience to the store. A special event is planned for Thursday Friday and Saturday with details in this issue.
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Paul's Shoes
Don Paul
Dick Paul
Jim Gallagher
Yaul’s Shoes
North Side Square
Washington
Rolvaag poised to claim Minnesota governorship after recount
Democrat Karl Rolvaag prepared to move into the governor's suite as a three judge panel nears a ruling on the disputed election. The canvass had named Elmer Andersen winner by 142 votes, but Rolvaag sought a recount and led by 91 votes in the recount. The tribunal signaled Rolvaag would likely receive a certificate of election pending potential Supreme Court action.
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Paul
Minn
Rolvaag
Capitol
Sidney Kaner
Duluth
Kennedy wraps Costa Rica visit with pledge to speed aid
Kennedy and six Central American presidents signed a declaration backing the Alliance for Progress as a path to faster regional development. They endorsed stricer controls on Cuba travel and promised tighter surveillance, intelligence sharing, and measures to curb Communist subversion while planning a April high level conference.
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Costa Rica
UPI
Kennedy
Central America
Cuba
U.S
Alliance For Progress
Fidel Castro
University of
el Coco
United States
el Salvador
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Honduras
Panama
Latin America
Start C D Course At Crawfordsville
About 39 persons attended the first session of the civil defense class organized at Crawfordsville Tuesday evening. County chairman S W Easter was on hand to help get the class organized. Sessions will be held weekly.
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Crawfordsville
W. Easter
Ask Removal of Cars For Street Cleaning
Local automobile owners are urged to remove all vehicles from the square and within a block in each direction by 4 a.m. Thursday. City street crews will flush and clean the streets around the square and in the surrounding business district starting at 4 o'clock Thursday morning.
Keota Oil Well Undergoes Cautious Testing Near Keota
NGPL officials report initial oil well near Keota Iowa shows 5 to 10 barrels per day in early testing. A minimum of three days pumping needed to assess profitability. Pay section 980 feet down is thin and production may drop after one to two months. The site lies two miles north of the Texas to Chicago gas line with growing local leasing and geology indicates a dome in Southeast Iowa.
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Chicago
Keota
Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America
Will Flynnt
NGPL
Iowa
Washington County
Weather Town clears tonight and warms by Thursday
Clearing tonight with colder northeast and extreme north, warmer conditions Thursday indoors. Low tonight near 20 to 25. Thursday highs reach near 40 to 50 in the northeast and 50s in the southwest. Friday mostly cloudy and mild with little precipitation. five day outlook 5 to 10 degrees above normal.
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