Freeman Attacks CED Plan on Rural Crisis
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman condemned the Committee for Economic Development proposal to curb farm income by depressing rural areas. He warned it would create a surplus of people and idle land, urging investment to curb rural poverty. Freeman spoke at the Land and People Conference with meetings in Portland Denver New Orleans and Philadelphia.
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Dumont
Lancelot
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Rosenberry
Bates
Redfield
Winekuf
Charles Winekuf
Tipton
Readlyn
Governor Erbe to Speak Tuesday Evening at YMCA
Norman Erbe will address the community at 8 o clock Tuesday night in the YMCA community room after the YMens meeting. County Republican chairman Robert Everetts says residents interested in November elections should attend. Erbe will discuss his reelection bid against Harold Hughes and take questions.
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Dismissal Bid Filed Over Iowa Reapportion Suit
U S District Judge Roy Stephenson moved to appoint three federal judges to hear Iowa's motion to dismiss a suit challenging legislative apportionment. Iowa AG Evan L Hultman argued the petition lacks federal jurisdiction and a justiciable controversy. The case targets the Shaff Plan and its 99 House and 58 Senate districts.
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Start Planning For City Halloween Party
Members of the planning committee for the city Halloween party will meet at the YMCA at 5 30 p m Tuesday. The meeting will begin plans for this year s events with representatives from the Youth Center Rotary Kiwanis Y s Men YWCA Jaycees Chamber of Commerce and YMCA in attendance.
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NFO Fights On For Higher Meat Prices In Midwest Campaign
The National Farmers Organization expands its campaign to withhold cattle hogs and sheep from markets as it plans new strategy after meetings across 16 states. President Oren Lee Staley reports 70 weekend gatherings to press for higher stable prices despite rising livestock shipments and lower price levels.
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Delay in Sabin Type III Polio Vaccine Across U S
United Press International reports U S health authorities adopt a wait and see stance on cherry flavored Sabin Type III polio vaccine. Surgeon General Luther Terry supports continuing Types I II for adults and all types for schoolchildren while awaiting a special report.
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Public Health Service
United States
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony Celebreeze
Mrs. Eugene Warren Dies in Iowa City
Mrs. Eugene Warren formerly Adeline Kessel died at 4 30 a m Sunday in Iowa City Rosary is set for Tuesday evening at McGovern Funeral Home Final rites will be Wednesday at 9 a m at St Joseph Catholic Church Pleasant Plain burial in the local cemetery Survivors include husband a son Charles three grandchildren and three brothers Clem Kessel Bill and Lawrence and sister Marguerite Thompson
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Iowa City
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Brighton
Marguerite Thompson
Salem
Ore
Nine New U S Astronauts Open Debate on Trade Bill
The Senate begins debate on President Kennedy's trade bill with Byrd endorsing it in principle but reserving opposition to the job adjustment payments. Amendments loom including striking the program and further tariff powers amid European Common Market competition. Senator Gore calls the bill not perfect but good.
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Local Hi-Y Officers At Training Session
Eddie Weeks of Washington named vice president of the Southeast Iowa Hi-Y at Camp Arrowhead Ottumwa weekend training. Other officers include Don Kos president Joe Jones vice president Jim Mallory secretary Dick Gallagher treasurer. YMCA staffers Bob Gillesby Tom McSpadden attended with clubs from Davenport Burlington Marshalltown Newton Ottumwa Oskaloosa Fairfield Washington.
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Jim Mallory
Dick Gallagher
Bob Gillesby
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YMCA
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Burlington
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Newton
Oskaloosa
Fairfield
Prolonged Strike Alleged by Rail Telegraphers Union
The Chicago and North Western Railway chairman is accused of prolonging a crippling strike to aid other railroads and strike at competing unions. ORT president George E. Leighty says Heineman withdrew from Washington talks to create sacrificial goals for the public and employees. The letter, read by Robert Lowry at the strike HQ, argues the fight centers on featherbedding and job security, not on a job freeze.
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Washington
Lowry
Iowa toll climbs as seven highway deaths push total to 397
Weekend Iowa deaths total 11 with seven highway fatalities raising the state toll to 397, 47 fewer than last year through mid September. Other deaths include a light plane crash near Swea City, a gun accident, and a passenger train incident.
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Marlin Henry Eggerth
Swea City
Charles Edward Eggerth
Stewartville
Minn
W. D. Lancelot
Waterloo
Beegle Rosenberry
Water Barry Dean Bales
Redfield
William Winekuf
Tipton
Airports in Carroll Boone Traer Sac City Get State Funds
The State Exchange Council approved 27000 for Iowa airports in Carroll Boone Traer and Sac City. Carroll gets 17495 for land and runway area work with federal 66000 and city 48505. Boone 3000 for turn around paths and resurfacing with state grant matching. Traer 510 for drainage. Sac City 5996 for resurfacing with city match. Seventh and eighth grade boys invited to Junior Hi Y meeting in Washington YMCA at 630 PM with Dean Garrett as advisor.
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UPI
State Exchange Council
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Boone
Traer
Sae City
Iowa Aeronautics Commission
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Boone Airport
Sac City
Washington
YMCA
Dean Garrett
Nine astronauts named for future moon missions
Houston announced nine young pilots chosen to join the space corps with the goal of reaching the moon within five years. The group includes Neil Armstrong and eight others from Navy Air Force and civilian backgrounds, averaging 32 years old with extensive jet experience.
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Spacecraft Center
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
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Calif
Frank Borman
Gary
Ind
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Philadelphia
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Cleveland
James A. McDivitt
Chicago
Elliot M. Lee, Jr
Dallas
General Electric Co
Thomas P Stafford
Weatherford
Ohlo
Edward H. White II
San Antonio
John W. Young
San Francisco
Iowa Candidates On Same Platform At IDPA Meeting
Iowa's two gubernatorial candidates and both U S senate nominees spoke from a single platform at the Iowa Daily Press Association meeting in Cedar Rapids. Governor Erbe and rivals Hughes Hickenlooper and Smith urged tax relief staff increases and education aid amid debates on liquor laws and federal funding.
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Ida Grove
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Loveless
Federal Renegotiation Board
Washington
Jack Miller
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Hickenlooper
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Congress
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
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Border Clash Fears Rise With Chinese Near Thang La Outpost
India rushes reinforcements to a border outpost near Thang La in Towang as Communist Chinese troops surround the site. New Delhi vows to take necessary measures if China does not withdraw, while denying cross border fire reports. Prime Minister Nehru orders vigilance. Defense Minister Menon and Gen. Sen confer with officials to ensure actions keep Chinese forces from entering Indian territory.
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Weather outlook for Iowa with varying temperatures
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday cooler tonight a bit warmer Tuesday. Low tonight in the 40s north to the 50s southeast. Highs Tuesday in the 60s to 70s. Wednesday mostly partly cloudy with little temperature change.
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