1964 Maid of Cotton Tours Baalbek in Lebanon
Touring Katy Sue Meredith of Andalusia Alabama travels as the 1964 Maid of Cotton. She visits the Baalbek ruins in Lebanon as part of a world cotton promotion tour.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
11
Touring Katy Sue Meredith of Andalusia Alabama travels as the 1964 Maid of Cotton. She visits the Baalbek ruins in Lebanon as part of a world cotton promotion tour.
The South Iowa Methodist Conference in Mount Pleasant increased its 1964-65 budget by 65,015 to 1,125,916 with 573,230 for administration and 552,686 for world service. The body approved 10,000 for youth services and backed a 2,250,000 10 year capital funds plan prioritizing church extension over homes for the aged. Bishop F Gerald Ensley was invited to a new four year term, subject to North Central Jurisdiction action. The conference set membership standards including 12 year minimum age and 13 weeks pastor training for converts. Rural Fellowship officers were named: Fred L. Trimble president, Ora L. Reep vice president, George W. McMullen secretary.
AVOCA IOWA Southwest Iowa Democrats of the 7th District set July 8 in Audubon for a congressional nomination convention. Six candidates vied in the June 1 primary but no majority winner. The district committee allocated 334 delegates across 19 counties with Pottawattamie County leading at 50 and Carroll at 36.
New York bans using dogs to hunt bears deer or skunks. The law prohibits chasing with packs and sets penalties for violations, enforcing animal welfare and hunting integrity within the state.
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