Rockefeller wins Oregon GOP primary boosts California bid
Nelson Rockefeller captured the Oregon Republican primary with about 60,850 votes, topping Henry Cabot Lodge and Goldwater as he campaigns toward California. Lodge placed second while Goldwater finished third, with Nixon and other candidates trailing. Rockefeller said he makes no deals to stop Goldwater, aiming to repair his political handicap from a divorce. President Johnson led the Democratic vote with 116,029.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
California
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Lodge
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
U.S
South Viet Nam
Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Willia Scranton
Pennsylvania
Johnson
George Wallace
Alabama
Iowa plans check on tax loopholes and interstate sales
Iowa Tax Commission officials warn that federal interstate commerce rules clash with state tax authority, allowing out of state firms to ship merchandise into Iowa without income tax if no Iowa terminal exists. They urge closing a loophole by taxing at the point of sale and penalizing storage within Iowa.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Tax Commission
Louisiana Supreme Court
Oregon Tax Court
Iowa Tax Commission
Commission
X. T. Prentis
R - Mount Ayr
U.S. Supreme Court
Commerce Clearing House
CCH
Chicago
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Nois
Joints Conmict Commerce Clearing House
Congress
Friends of the Court
Louisiana
Ainsworth Barn Destroyed by Fire One Mile South of Town
A barn owned by Carl Roberts on the Floyd Martin place near Ainsworth burned Friday night at about 9 45 p m. The fire ruined farm equipment hay lumber and other gear. Sparks from an earlier trash fire may have started it. Firemen towed down heat to protect nearby buildings and groves.
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Ainsworth
Floyd Martin
Carl Roberts
Martin
Caravan to Columbus Junction for 125th Washington anniversary
Washington merchants Brothers of the Brush and Anniversary Belles urge all locals to join a goodwill caravan to Columbus Junction to promote Washington's 125th anniversary. Cars meet at the square at 6 30 p.m. next Wednesday. details to be announced Monday.
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Washington
Brothers of the Brush
Anniversary Belles
Columbus Junction
Legion Auxiliary to sponsor poppy sale in Washington
The American Legion Auxiliary unit of Leon Beatty Post in Washington will sponsor poppy sales next Friday and Saturday. Mrs A W Hinderman leads the effort with Auxiliary members and Camp Fire Girls handling distribution. Mayor L C Willits proclaims May 22 and 23 as Poppy Days in Washington to place red crepe paper flowers on the public. Proceeds fund rehabilitation and child welfare work for veterans and families. Theme for Poppy Week is A Poppy Over Every Heart.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Leon Beatty Post
Washington
A.W. Hinderman
Camp Fire Girls
L. C. Willits
Iowa Weather outlook fair weekend with warm highs
United Press International reports generally fair weather for Iowa. Saturday night lows range from the lower 50s in the northeast to around 60 in the southwest. Sunday highs reach 75 in the northeast to 85 in the southwest.
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United Press International
Iowa
Witness testifies in Hoffa pension fund loan trial
Florida real estate investor Vaughn Connelly testified in Chicago that he paid $300,000 in under the table fees to obtain a $3.3 million loan from a Teamsters pension fund. He linked the payments to accomplices Benjamin Dranow and Calvin Kovens, with funds intended for the Everglades Hotel refurbishment and expansion.
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Chicago
UPI
Florida
Teamsters Union
Vaughn Connelly
U.S. District Court
Richard B. Austin
James R. Hoffa
Connelly
Benjamin Dranow
Minneapolis
Calvin Kovens
Miami Beach
Dranow
Kovens
Everglades
Hoffa
Pension
Flint
Mich
Flint Mich
Farm Bureau head urges voter interest
Robert E. Jones Washington County Farm Bureau president urged an informed turnout for the June 1 primary. He warned that candidates chosen by party may prevail in November and urged voters to learn each candidate’s views despite the short time.
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Farm Bureau
Robert E. Jones
Washington County
U S Pilots Freed After Year in Korean Captivity
Two U S helicopter pilots Ben W Stutts of Florence Alabama and Charleton W Voltz of Frankfort Michigan were released at Panmunjom after a year in captivity. They arrived by Russian built jeeps and were escorted by Communist officers before boarding a helicopter to Seoul. President Johnson welcomed the release and officials anticipate a news conference next week after they recount their ordeal.
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UPS
U. S
Ben. W. Stutts
Florence
Ala
Charleton W Voltz
Frankfort
Mich
Hinkley
Stutts
Voltz
Panmunjom
Munson
Washington
Johnson
Inet
Sa 17
Red
Rites Monday for Ida Cavender 88
Ida Cavender 88 a longtime resident here and later of Pleasant View Home Kalona died Friday May 15 1964 at Mercy Hospital Iowa City Funeral services set for Monday at 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Rev William Simbro officiating Burial will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery She was born November 28 1875 in Washington daughter of M C and Mary Hummer Cavender educated in Washington and a longtime Methodist Church member Survivors include many cousins
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Pleasant View
Kalona
Mercy Hospital
Lowa City
Jones
William Simbro
Woodlawn
Miss Cavender
Washington
Mary Hummer Cavender
Washington High School
Washington Academy
Methodist Church
Negro employment gains in 1964 report
Washington reports Negro workers narrowed the gap with whites in the first three months of 1964. Gains occurred in professional and clerical roles, reduced unemployment among Negro men, fewer teens jobless though rates remain high, and a drop in long‑term unemployment though still unequal overall. Part time slack work declined more slowly for Negroes.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Keota Hotel Operator William W. Dawson Dies
William W. Dawson 81 died at 10 50 p m Friday at his Keota home after several days of illness. He ran a Keota hotel for 20 years and earlier was a nurseryman in Charles City for 30 years. Born March 29 188 in Maysville Kentucky he married Mary Faris who died in 1948. Survivors include brother Larmon Dawson of Bagley Wise and sister Rena Hefner of San Francisco. Powell Funeral Home of Keota in charge of arrangements.
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Keota
William W. Dawson
Powell Funeral Home
Dawson
Charles City
Maysville
Mary Faris
Baptist Chun
Larmon
Bagley, Wise
Rena Hefner
San Francisco
Johnson to receive armoured presidential car from Ford
Ford will deliver a reinforced armored Lincoln Continental presidential limousine next week. The vehicle, used by Kennedy in 1963, weighs over five tons after adding heavy bulletproofing and upgraded engine, suspension, transmission, tires, and air conditioning. The car has undergone prior refurbishments in Dearborn and Cincinnati and remains owned by Ford and leased to the White House.
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Detroit
APL
Johnson
Ford Motor Co
Kennedy
Ford Experimental Garage
Dearborn
Cincinnati
Secret Service
Lincoln
Eisenhower
Jnuary
Ford
White House
Des Moines raid nets 35000 pep pills from Des Moines doctor
Federal agents seized about 35 000 so called pep pills from Dr Dean G Hume a Des Moines osteopathic physician as part of a second strike this week Another seizure earlier at Dr Bahne K Bahnson Burt yielded about 325 000 pills and capsules plus sleep inducing barbiturates and amphetamine bennies Complaints allege inadequate labeling no directions and no dispensing by the doctors The cases were filed in federal court in Southern Iowa and Northern Iowa Sioux City against Dr Hume and Dr Bahnson respectively
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Des Moines
UPI
Dean G. Hume
Hume
Bahnson
Federal Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Mile
Iowa
Northern
Towa
Sioux City
Brazil Ready to Join Anti Castro Action
President Humberto Castelo Branco said Brazil is prepared to participate in any punitive action against Cuba. He spoke at a televised news conference but gave few details, focusing mainly on domestic issues.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
UPI
Humberto Castelo Branco
Fidel Castro
Castelo Branco
Cuba
Rockefeller celebrates Oregon victory and briefs
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller voiced deep gratitude to Oregon voters after his presidential primary victory there. He said talks with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Defense Secretary Robert McNamara in Washington confirmed his opposition to U.S. Viet Nam policy. He was the first GOP hopeful to accept Johnson briefings on foreign policy.
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UPDS
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
Rockefeller
Washington
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
State Department
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
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Dean Batterson
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