Hughes Urges Iowa Growth Focus at Washington County Dinner
Gov Harold Hughes, in Washington to address Democrats, outlines needed state actions for continued Iowa growth. He praises recent legislatures, cites tax reform and education funding as priorities, opposes the Shaft Plan, and supports a governor lieutenant governor ticket from the same party to streamline state government.
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Harold Hughes
Washington
Washington County Democrats
Hughes
Washington County
Country Club
Iowa
Democratic Central Committee
Fay M. Greene Dies at 4 in Mercy Hospital
Fay M. Greene, lifelong resident of Columbus Junction area, died Thursday at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. Stacy Funeral Home Columbus Junction. Burial in Columbus City Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary Orris Dee nine grandchildren two sons Russell and Robert one daughter Lois Walker and one sister Gertrude Hanft.
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Columbus Junction
Fay M. Greene
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Columbus City
Weber and
Huston
Stacy
Robert Parris
Columbus City Cemetery
Mr. Greene
James M
Flora Hammers Haiti Cuba as Hurricane Near Guantanamo Bay
Flora smashed Haiti’s Tiburon Peninsula with 75 mph winds and drove toward Cuba’s Oriente Province. The UPI report notes telephone and telegraph outages in Haiti and places Guantanamo Bay at risk while signaling potential Florida impact unless the hurricane veers west.
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San Juan
P.R
UPI
Cuba
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Haiti
Hait
Gulf of Gonaives
Port Au Prince
Miami
Oriente
Fidel Castro
South Florida
Treasury Says Tax Cut Could Yield Fat Dividend Checks
The Treasury projects the tax cut bill would boost after tax income for stockholders with an 8.3 percent rise in corporate after tax income and potential $1.5 billion extra in dividend payments annually. The measure would raise dividend exemptions and alter the 4 percent credit, affecting about seven million taxpayers. Married couples in the 20 percent bracket would need about $600 in dividends to see tax changes.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Congress
House
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Iowa Faces Tight Schedule for Implied Consent Hearings
Iowa's Safety Department struggles to schedule hearings within 19 days after motorist requests under the implied consent provision of the liquor by the drink law. Director James Fetters indicates the 20 day goal is likely for 1965 legislative action.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Safety Department
Iowa
James Fetters
Fetters
Jim Griffith
Griffith
Leigh Ridgway
Sac County
Sac City
Cyrl T. Bartlett
Wall Lake
Bartlett
U P Men to Hear Talk on Islam at Marion Avenue Church
United Presbyterian Men of Marion Avenue Church plan a lecture on Islam by attorney John Owen next Monday evening October 7. The program follows a 6:30 p.m. dinner and a brief business meeting. Owen, a native of Egypt where his father was a missionary, has long studied Islam. Members and other interested men are invited.
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John Owen
United Presbyterian
Marion Avenue
Owen
Richard Knupp
Rites at Germanville For Frank Hildebrand
Wayland Frank Hildebrand died shortly before 8 pm in Henry County Hospital Mt. Pleasant. Funeral 2:30 pm at Hope Lutheran Church Germanville followed by burial in the Germanville cemetery. Born Jefferson County May 26 1884 to Michael and Mary Knorr Hildebrand he was the last of his family.
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Wayland
Frank Hildebrand
Henry County
Mt. Pleasant
Hope Lutheran Church
Germanville
Mr. Hildebrand
Jefferson County
Michael
Mary Knorr Hildebrand
Brighton
Miller
Jay Carris
Wendell Eden Elected Kiwanis Vice President
Wendell Eden is named the new vice president of the Washington Kiwanis Club. The Evening Journal reports misprint corrected showing Dr. E. J. Vosika as president and Bill Smart as treasurer. New board members include Rex Ray, Paul Gebhardt, Harry Levy, and Ray Carter.
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Wendell Eden
Washington Kiwanis Club
Evening Journal
E.J. Vosika
Bill Smart
Rex Ray
Paul Gebhardt
Harry Levy
Ray Carter
Price Support For 1963 Soybeans in Washington County
The Washington County ASCS Office announces 1963 soybean loan eligibility changes. All soybeans meet grade rules eligible for loan, replacing 1961 62 require 1959 60 average conservation use and idle land. Loans open Oct 7 through County Office with No. 1 premium potential for moisture under 12 percent. Final loan maturity July 31 1964. purchase agreement loans due January 31 1964.
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Washington County
ASCS
Howard Lins
Lins
Dale Doggett Files Nomination for City Council Seat
Dale Doggett filed nomination papers for councilman at large in the November 5 city election. He was the first to file though several other nomination papers remain pending.
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Dale Doggett
Honduras coups name Col Osvaldo Lopez Arrellano
Col Osvaldo Lopez Arrellano, former chief of staff, named by Honduras armed forces to head a one man junta and impose a state of siege. Government workers urged back to work as Tegucigalpa returns to normal. Villeda Morales and Rodas Alvarez exiled to Costa Rica amid ongoing tensions. Army broadcasts deny political motive, promise eventual electoral law and unity government.
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Tegucigalpa
Hondurre
UPI
Ramon Villeda Morales
Col
Osvaldo Lopez Arellano
Lopez
Chamber of Deputies
Villeda Morales
Honduras
Government of National Unity
Osvaldo Lopez
Latin America
Juan Bosch
Washington
State Department
Venezuela
Colombia
Brazil
el Salvador
Weather Iowa forecast shows warm weekend and general fair
Generally fair and warmer tonight in Iowa. Saturday partly cloudy cooler in the north with lows in the 50s and highs near 70 in the north to 80s in the south. Sunday outlook calls for fair skies and warmer north. Five day trend places Saturday through Wednesday 5 to 10 degrees above normal with minimal precipitation expected.
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Iowa
Memorial Miller School Recalled With 19th Century Roots
The County Historical Society recalls Walnut No. 7 as Memorial Miller School after Land donor Memorial Miller who gave land in 1858. The one room school near Washington thrived with local families, late 19th century literary meetings, and drift from Miller family ties to Brigh ton road life and early county history.
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Memorial Miller
James Buchanan
United States
Ralph Lowe
Iowa
Washington
Brighton
Chicago
Kansas City
Kentucky
Virginia
Memorial
Isabelle McKinnie
Elizabeth
Walter McKinnie
Miller’s
Miller
Mr. Miller
Little Family
Sugar Bank
Otto Walton
Memorial Miller School
Lysse Wilson
Harlan Neuhart
Nelson
Bev Wilson
Fred Longer
Richard
Schantz
Washington County
Journal
Tom Eicher
Walnut No. 7
The
Washington County Historical Society
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Morales
United Press International
Oneita Fisher
Earle Libe
Literary Society
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