Junior Garden Club Exhibit Draws 88 Exhibitors in Bever Park
The annual Junior Garden club display in Bever Park closes the 42nd year of the Last spring recreation program. Ninety percent of entries survived heavy rains with 321 entries across 88 exhibitors and 210 fresh vegetables plus seven canned entries judged by a panel including Mrs. Wasson and Mrs. Gensicke. First place winners include Karen Keller for beets and green beans, Ray Harney for several vegetables, Chad Smittkamp for large cucumber and watermelon, Monte Garnant for cherry tomato and winter squash, and Margarite Thurston for bachelor buttons among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Park
Playground and Recreation Commission
Charles Selzer
Stanley Lubbock
Duncan Wasson
Henry Gensicke
Lottie Nelson
Helen Huth
Karen Keller
Ray Harney
Debbie Baach
Sandy Baach
Laurie Salasek
Susan Farley
Chad Smittkamp
Kevin Kral
Kohlrabi
Steve Day
Barry Nordon
Okra
Pam Nance
Diane Hancock
Debbie Floyd
William Pisha
Melvin Woods
Toby Schaffner
Verne Swanson
Bernie Crinigan
Debbie Baack
Alan Whitters
Vicki Ferguson
Steven Selzer
Patsy Stephens
Chuck Hogue
Monte Garnant
Terry Carroll
Linda Kolosick
Mark Binder
Yvette Myers
Carol Kucera
Lynda Selzer
Seventeenth Avenue
Zinnias
Playground and Recreation Department
Bever Park Pavilion
Karen Schulte
Fourth Avenue
Larry Parrott Seeks Freedom From Anamosa
An inmate at the men's reformatory in Anamosa filed a federal writ of habeas corpus alleging due process flaws inadequate counsel and a speedy trial denial. Larry Peter Parrott, sentenced in Cass county Iowa for assault with intent to commit rape, seeking relief after a July 6 state supreme court ruling. he previously failed in Jones county for the same writ. The petition names Warden Charles H. Haugh as respondent and notes a motion for lie detector tests with no action yet.
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Men’s Reformatory
Anamosa
Jones County District Court
Reformatory
Parrott
Charles H. Haugh
Man Swallows Breathalyzer After Arrest in San Antonio
A 26 year old motorist in San Antonio allegedly bit and swallowed a breath measuring device during arrest for suspected drunk driving. He was jailed despite destroying the device.
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San Antonio
API
Anarchy Case Delay Granted in Queens
In a Criminal Court session Judge John Starkey postponed hearings for 17 Negroes suspected of plotting anarchy. Hearings set for Oct 24 as attorneys seek more prep time. A Negro crowd milled in corridors while over 40 police maintained order.
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New York
Queens County
Criminal Court
John Starkey
Singer Jan Daley Joins Joey Bishop on Color TV
Jan Daley appears with Joey Bishop on COLOR network program set for Wednesday at 10 30 PM on KCRG TV Channel 9. Daley performs and chats during the late hour broadcast in COLOR.
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Jan Daley
Joey Bishop
Kcrg-Tv
Park plan for Squaw Creek targets neglected communities
Linn county conservation board endorses a distinct educational park at Squaw Creek with features like a nursery, hiking trails, beaches, a wildlife display, observatory, and outdoor classrooms. The project aims to serve youths and schools while omitting backstop softball fields and large boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squaw Creek Park
Herman Thompson Associates
George Hamilton
Herman Thompson
Bullitt Estate Valued at 223000 After UK End
Former U.S. Ambassador William C. Bullitt left real estate and personal property totaling 223000 dollars in probate filings. The will dated October 4 1964 leaves a farm at Ashfield Massachusetts and personal property to his daughter. Bullitt died March 15 in France.
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Greenfield, Mass
UPI
U.S
Russia
William C. Bullitt
Ashfield
Mass
Bullitt
France
Police Officers Freed on Bond in Detroit Slayings
Two white Detroit police officers charged with first degree murder in the slayings of two Negro youths during last month's racial turmoil were freed on $5,000 bond each. Two Negro youths charged with first degree murder in the slaying of a police man remained jailed after bond denials. Judge Donald Leonard overruled prosecutors on bond for the four, noting law allows bail in murder cases with sufficient evidence and presumed guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Recorder
Donald Leonard
Leonard
Bandit Robs Man After Gas Station Stop
Chicago police report a bandit brandishing a gun forced a victim named Jesse James down an alley and robbed him of 30 dollars after leaving a gas station.
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Chicago
UPI
Jesse James
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Margarite Thurston
Kay Kunc
Cactus
Shirley Stemm
Coxcomb
Debbie Buckheim
Cosmos
Mark Fedde
Kay Kuncl
Gladioli
Pam Hadrava
Ron Johnson
Karen Steen
Nasturtiums
Petunia
Susan Decker
Debbie Decker
Sunflower
Mike Nelson
Monica Kuncl
Leslie Kiliper
Mary Kuncl
Susie Kuncl
Sarah Allemany
Dixie van Gampleare
Tracy Banard
Ireland
Stephanie Pisha
Anita Lee
Leslie Kiiper
Larry Parrott
Playground
Culver Street
Barry Norden
Twenty-first Street
Linn County Conservation
Board
Kenneth Marsh
Thompson
Brown, Healey and Bock
Iowa
Shire, Hall and Hattery
Cedar Rapids
Wakema Park
Central City
Camp and Recreation Buildings Associates
Park Ridge
Ill
Pinicon Ridge Park
Iowa Land and Water Conservation Fund
Hamilton
Pinicon Ridge Dam
Linman Construction Co
Lowe and Eschman
Ann Taylor
Armstrong
Armstrong's
Oxford
Rugged OshKosh Dudes
OshKosh
Armstrong Budget Menswear
Armomrs
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