Loveless to Recommend Wide State Government Reorganization
Des Moines Iowa Governor Herschel C Loveless pledged a sweeping re organization of state government to the Iowa Legislature to cut duplication among about 100 agencies. He will push appointive posts for the Commerce Commission and consolidate vehicle purchasing while seeking salary increases and civil service for retained workers. The plan will echo the Little Hoover Commission and aims to save at least five million dollars, with details due next year.
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Des Moines
UPI
Herschel C. Loveless
Iowa
Loveless
Iowa Commerce Commission
Commerce
Iowa Board of Regents
Iowa Highway Commission
Little Hoover’’ Commission
The
Lit
Brechler Explains Rose Bowl Profits for Iowa University
Des Moines reports Athletic Director Paul Brechler stating Iowa’s 14 year Rose Bowl profits total about 340000 with overall Rose Bowl revenues near 600000. He notes each trip yields 120000 to 130000 for the school, tickets allocations to 150 per share plus 400 to Bob Hope, and says the program still costs little beyond break even.
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DES Moines
UPI
Paul Brechler
Iowa
Brechler
Hawkeyes
Bob Hope
Rose Bow
Big Ten
Abandon Hope for 33 Missing Crewmen of Sunken Freighter
Coast Guardsmen held little hope for the 15 crewmen missing after the Great Lakes cargo ship Carl D. Bradley sank in Lake Michigan. Two men survived, 18 bodies were recovered, and rescue efforts continued as survivors recounted the nightmare of 14 hours at sea in 60 mph winds and 20 foot waves.
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Charlevoix
Mich
UPI
Great Lakes
Carl D. Bradley
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Elmer Fleming
Frank Mays
Rogers City
Fleming
Henry Steinbrenner
Mays
Charlevoix Hospital
Lawrence E. Grate
Grate
Iowa City Girl Killed in Street Accident
Janice Steele, 6, of Iowa City, was struck and killed by a car driven by 60 year old Dewey R. Robshaw as she crossed Gil bert Street after leaving St Patrick s School. No charges filed as the car traveled less than its length after impact.
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Iowa City
Iowa
UPI
Janice Steele
St. Patrick's School
Leon Steele
Dewey R. Robshaw
Joseph McLaughlin
U.S. 6
Gilbert St
Jesse Cook
Johnson County
Wellman Rites Friday For Mr Butterbaugh
William Butterbaugh 81 longtime Wellman resident and retired farmer died at his home after a year of illness. Born March 18 1877 in Johnson County he married Zoe Dawson April 16 1908 in Iowa City. Survivors include his wife three sons two daughters 16 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren two brothers and a sister. Services set Friday at 2 p.m. at Wellman Methodist Church with Rev Paul Dietterich officiating burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery.
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Wellman
William Butterbaugh
Butterbaugh
Johnson County
David
Isabell Grey Butterbaugh
Zoe Dawson
Iowa City
Carl
Lester
West Chester
Donald
Wealthy Snider
Leanna
Veda Lynn
Wesley
Luke
Mary Woods
Wellman Methodist Church
Paul Dietterich
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Defends $13,500 Expenditure for Rose Bowl Float
Rep. George Paul defended a $13,500 appropriation by the Legislative Interim Committee for an Iowa float in the Rose Bowl Parade. He argued the expense classified as an emergency post adjournment, aiding promotion as millions view the event. The dispute centers on whether the funds qualify as an emergency and if the athletic fund should cover costs.
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Des Moines
UPI
George Paul
Brooklyn
Legislative Interim Committee
Iowa
Paul
Eugene Halling
R-Orient
Norman Erbe
Erbe
Halling
Iowa Athletic Fund
Y-Teens to Collect Food for Needy Tonight
Y-Teens plan a scavenger hunt in Washington this evening to collect food for needy families. Four town sections will be searched starting from the Y building at 7 p.m. The fragment notes a seventh grade student Mary Ellen Stout and a missing honor roll entry from Washington junior high.
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Washington
Mary Ellen Stout
Schwengel to Visit All Area Counties
Congressman Fred Schwengel will tour the twelve counties of Iowa's First District during the first two weeks of December. He will start December 1 in Fairfield and finish December 12 in Scott County, meeting residents and taking interviews at each county seat. He will be at the Washington court house December 10 from 9 a.m. to noon.
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Fred Schwengel
Washington
Iowa
Fairfield
Scott Couny
Washington County
Keith Vetter
Schwengel
Congressman Schwengel
Court House
Rackets Probers Hear Story Of Labor Vote Delay
The National Labor Relations Board chief told the Senate Rackets Committee a legal squeeze play delayed counting seven ballots in a Coffey Transfer Co. representation election in Alma Nebraska. He said both unions and employers use due process tactics and that court orders from the Teamsters slowed the process.
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Washington
UPI
National Labor Relations Board
Nebraska
Boyd Leedom
Senate
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Leedom
United Press _ International
Teamsters
Caril Ann Fugate's Fate In Hands of Nebraska Jurors
Nebraska jurors take charge as the fate of Caril Ann Fugate is discussed in local coverage. First petitions on school reorganization are sent to the steering committee. Over half of Oregon School Township voters signed to demand a vote. Additional petitions expected soon with a completion target of November 26.
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Caril Ann Fugate
Nebraska
Oregon
Burt Farmer Heads Iowa Farm Bureau
Wayne Keith of Burt was elected to a two year term as Iowa Farm Bureau Federation vice president at the 40th annual convention in Des Moines. He defeated Howard Waters of Danville, who had served as vice president and as a long time director. Waters urged Bureau unity after losing and Waters sits on a farm labor committee under Labor Secretary James Mitchell. Keith is a current member of the Bureau Board of Directors from District Two.
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DES Moines
UPI
Wayne Keith
Burt
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Keith
Howard Waters
Danville
Waters
Farm Bureau
E. Howard Hill
Bureau
Hill
James Mitchell
Kennedys Lead After Second Round in Pinochle Marathon
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy hold the net score lead at the end of the second round in the U's Men's Club pinochle marathon with 3,530 points. In second place are Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy McGraw with 3,280 points, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Francis Crone at 2,770 and other couples with decreasing scores.
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Charles Kennedy
Kennedys
LeRoy McGraw
Francis Crone
Verle Gallagher
Floyd Blankenhorn
Richard Hall
Kiwanis Club Hears About Senior Citizens
Cloud Willits and Rev. Walter Smith spoke at a Kiwanis meeting outlining the Senior Citizens group active at the YMCA. The program explained the group’s purposes and activities and noted it is open to all men aged 60 and over.
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Cloud Willits
Walter Smith
Kiwanis Club
YMCA
Soviet Says Berlin Occupation to Be Liquidated
Soviet ambassador Andrei Smirnov told Chancellor Adenauer in Bonn that Moscow would liquidate the occupation status of Berlin. The move would transfer Western Allied traffic control to East Germany, raising fears in West Berlin over possible Western withdrawal.
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Berlin
UPI
Andrei Smirnov
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Russia
West Berlin
West
East
Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Smirnov
Henrich von Brentano
Adenauer
East Germany
Western and Soviet Reach Space Cooperation Compromise
At the United Nations a Western bloc and 19 sponsors agreed to two main points of a Soviet compromise on space control. They accepted creating a permanent international space body and favored a smaller preparatory group, while keeping their own study committee wording and adding Haiti and Spain to the talks.
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United Nations
UPI
United States
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Valerian A. Zorin
Russia
Zorin
Soviet Union
Britain
France
India
United Arab Republic
Sweden
Argentina
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
U.N
Outer Space
Haiti
Spain
West
Dr Fred Miller Describes World Trip At Local Meeting
Dr Fred Miller former Methodist pastor now in Waterloo spoke to the local Methodist Men at their first winter meeting. One hundred fifty five men attended the dinner in the church basement with Norman Schoonover presiding and Cloid Willits introducing the speaker. Miller shared engaging aspects of his year long world tour and offered serious observations from the group’s travels.
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Fred Miller
Methodist Church
Waterloo
Norman Schoonover
Herb Osincup
Cloid Willits
University to Build World’s Most Powerful Radio Telescope
The University of Illinois plans a giant radio telescope in a Danville area ravine, backed by federal funding and $233,000 from the Office of Naval Research. The 600 by 400 foot trough will use metal-plate reflectors to capture cosmic radio waves, operating day or night with minimal interference.
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Chicago
UPS
University of Illinois
Jodrell Bank
England
Illinois
Office of Naval Research
Danville
George
McVittie
University
Mrs Earnest Lunow Dies After Seven Month Illness
Mrs. Earnest Lunow 58 of 1002 North Seventh Avenue died at 11 05 a m today after a seven month illness. Funeral services are set for 7 30 p m Friday at Jones Funeral Home and 1 30 p m Saturday at St Paul Lutheran Church Bennett Iowa with burial in Lowden Iowa. Survivors include her husband two sons John H Troop South Bend Indiana and Fred C Troop Centerville four grandchildren her mother two brothers Clarence and Glen and a sister Mrs Sarah Gentry of Trenton Missouri.
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Earnest Lunow
North Seventh Avenue
Jones
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Bennett
Walter Johannes
Lowden
Bessie A. Kincaid
Trenton
John
Mary Kincaid
Davenport
Trinity Lutheran Church
John H. Troop
South Bend
Ind
Fred C. Troop
Centerville
Clarence
Glen
Sarah Gentry
Romulo Sees Iowa Farmer Tied To World Struggles
Des Moines UPI reports General Carlos P. Romulo, former UN General Assembly president, told the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation convention that Iowa farmers are part of the global power struggle and must defend Formosa Strait allies. He warned against ceding Quemoy and Matsu to Red China and said proximity cannot dictate U.S. defense of Formosa. In a separate note, Phi Sigma Delta at C W Post College honors Walt Whitman by planting a garden representing eighty plant species mentioned in his works.
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Des Moines
UPI
Carlos P. Romulo
Romulo
United Nations General Assembly
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Quemoy
Matsu
Formosa Straits
China
Alaska
Russia
United States
Formosa
Asia
Soviet Russia
Brookville
N. Y
Alpha Xi
Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity
C. W. Post College
Walt Whitman
Whitman
Plane and Train Collision At El Toro Marine Base
A Marine F4D Skyray fighter overshot a landing field and crashed onto a speeding Santa Fe train at El Toro California. The impact derailed two diesel engines and five cars while the plane exploded. The pilot suffered minor injuries. 130 passengers and five crew escaped unharmed. The train engineer described seeing a dust cloud before the crash. Charles Chaplin Jr faces alimony of 150 dollars per month to his estranged wife Susan Magness pending divorce.
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EL Toro Marine Air Base
Calif
UPI
W. M. Rider
Philip M. Schmidt
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin Jr
Chaplin Jr
Susan Magness
Jury Chooses Among Three Verdicts in Fugate Murder Trial
Lincoln Nebraska UPI The jury retired to decide if Caril Ann Fugate 15 should face first degree murder second degree murder or be acquitted in the slaying of Robert Jensen 17 Judge Harry A Spencer outlined the choices and potential penalties including life or death for first degree and 10 years to life for second degree The trial centers on Fugate's aiding and abetting Charles Starkweather during a rampage and jury instruction warned against sympathy as they observed by a small crowd of spectators and reporters.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Caril Ann Fugate
Robert Jensen
Harry A. Spencer
Caril
Charles Starkweather
Jensen
Starkweather
Spencer
Weather Summary for Park United Iowa
Iowa forecast from United Press International shows fair and colder tonight with lows 24 to 34. Partly cloudy and warmer Friday with a high near 52. Saturday to be partly cloudy and cooler.
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Iowa
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