End Week Of Budget Hearings Seeks More State Funds
Gov. Hughes and Comptroller Selden completed the first week of budget hearings listening to 18 agencies asking for 32.3 million in operating funds and 14.5 million in capital improvements for 1965-67, totaling 79.2 million. The State Board of Control led requests, with 28.4 million annual operating funds and 14.1 million in capital outlays.
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Questionnaires mailed for 1964 Census of Agriculture in county
Marguerite A. Marek announces that 1964 Census questionnaires have been mailed to Washington county farmers and ranchers. Enumerators begin visits November 16 to assist with answers and verify farm data. The survey, conducted every five years, collects farm size, crops, livestock, equipment, sales, and input use.
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Washington County
Marguerite A. Marek
U. S
Keota to Present Moliere Play The Doctor in Spite of Himself
Keota High School plans a public performance of The Doctor in Spite of Himself on Tuesday November 24. Director Mrs Swenson has cast Dick McNurlen as Sam Mary Ann Sieren as Martha Tom Nebel as Luke Claude Greiner as Ben Chuck Helcher as George Sue Pepper as Lucy Bob Lyle as Larry Bernadette Sieren as Jackie Tom Walker as Robert Ray Doud as Terry Dave Luers as Perry Linda Huber and Rosemary Bayliss as maids Penny Redlinger assistant director and Larry Kaffa stage manager.
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Mary Ann Sieren
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Claude Greiner
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Chuck Helcher
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Sue Pepper
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Bob Lyle
Larry
Bernadette Sieren
Jackie
Tom Walker
Robert
Ray Doud
Terry
Dave Luers
Perry
Linda Huber
Rosemary Bayliss
Penny Redlinger
Larry Kafka
Rice 84 dies in Muscatine hospital
C Rice 84 year old for Mrs Milo Sorden of Washington died Thursday afternoon in a Muscatine hospital. Funeral set for Saturday at 1 30 p m at George Wittich Funeral Home Muscatine. He worked here years ago as an upholsterer in a carriage factory operated by Frank Bell. Survivors include his wife of Muscatine a son Robert of Atlanta Georgia and a daughter Mrs Elouise Sorden of Washington.
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Probate of Will and Executor Appointment for Pence Estate
Public notice announces probate of the will and appointment of an executor for the estate of Gertrude E. Pence. The notice is published as part of the public notices, highlighting the legal action and related proceedings. Also listed is the annual meeting of Farm Service Co, with the date and location to be observed by members and stakeholders.
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Annual Meeting of Farm Service Co
Four Washington hunters escape after duck blind heater explodes
Four Washington hunters Dick Moothart Dr M J Cruise Charles Hayes and Byron Winans were on a Lake Odessa deer blind when a bottled gas heater on their boat mounted duck blind exploded. The blast spread fire to the deck and motor forcing the men into hip deep water about two miles from the dock. They were rescued by another hunting party with Moothart suffering minor burns.
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Charles Hayes
Byron Winans
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Farmers form vigilante group in Iowa counties
United Press International reports farmers in Mahaska and Wapello counties forming the Mahaska County Protective Association to halt tire slashing devices found in fields. More than 50 devices were recovered, prompting one farmer to rake 160 acres by hand. A $1,500 reward is offered for information leading to conviction. Farmers patrol roads at night with two way radios, as devices vary from mower guards to sharpened axe heads welded to rods. Authorities work to identify the vandals amid ties to a broader livestock action.
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Mahaska County
Charles Augustine
Rose Hill
Augustine
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Jim Ruggles
Fremont
Nationwide wintry storm brings heavy snow and outages
A brutal early season snowstorm sweeps the nation from Iowa to New England with winds up to 75 mph in the plains and subzero temps in the Dakotas and Minnesota. Power outages affect Des Moines and other cities as roads ice over and blizzard conditions spread. Authorities report crashes, flight and traffic delays, and school closures while forecasters warn of continued dangerous weather across multiple states.
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McNamara vows base closures amid pressure from critics
Defense Secretary McNamara announced 80 of 95 bases to be closed or cut back, eliminating an estimated 63,400 jobs. He defended the plan as irrevocable unless new evidence emerges, amid sharp political reaction and calls for accountability from lawmakers in 33 states. The action, aimed at cutting waste, drew praise from the U S Chamber of Commerce for potential economic gains.
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Portsmouth
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Mass
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Kennedy
Texas
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
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Department of Defense
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Chamber
Walter F. Carey
Iowa Eyes Withholding Tax Study For 1965 Bill
Iowa Tax Commission studies income tax withholding in Minnesota and plans visits to Kentucky Oklahoma and possibly Colorado as Democrats prepare a withholding bill. Chairman Prentis says data gathering aims to prepare for potential enactment by the 1965 legislature and notes Minnesota receipts and costs. The panel weighs forgiveness of one year's taxes and timing for implementation around July if enacted.
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X. T. Prentis
General Assembly
Iowa
Harold. Hughes
Hughes
Norman A. Erbe
Prentis
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Minnesota
Lynn Potter
D- Cresco
Dave Wortman
George Good
Income Tax Division
Harold Gandy
State Comptroller's Office
Bernard F. Buxton
Gandy
Wisconsin
Tax Commission
Andrew George
Cedar Falls
Weather Iowa Cold wave grips state by weekend
A cold wave warning grips Iowa with temperatures dropping to five below in the north and five above in the south by Saturday morning. Partly cloudy with diminishing winds tonight, then clear to partly cloudy with highs in the 20s Saturday. Sunday forecast calls for generally fair skies but markedly cold conditions.
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