Ohio Mennonite General Conference Elects New Moderator
The Mennonite General Conference elected Rev. Roy S. Koch of West Liberty Ohio as moderator for two years at the 33rd biennial session He succeeds Rev John R Mumaw of Harrisonburg Va The conference amended its constitution to allow a moderator elect and abolished the assistant moderator post The 1965 session will be in Ohio and the 1967 in Oregon with local conferences selecting sites The delegates also debated a revised faith statement and expected a tobacco and alcohol condemnation report
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Kalona
Mennonite General Conference
Roy S. Koch
West Liberty
Ohio
John R. Mumaw
Harrisonburg
Tama City approves 15 monthly raise for police officer Fricke
The Tama City Council awards Richard Fricke a fifteen dollar monthly pay raise raising his salary to 315 dollars per month starting September 1 matching Officer Eddie McKee. The move reflects standard police pay adjustments in the department.
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Tama
Richard Fricke
Eddie McKee
Fricke
Rural Tama Youth Electrocuted Working Cement Crew
Darold Charles Vavroch 18 of rural Tama was electrocuted Wednesday afternoon while cement was being dumped from a truck. The accident occurred when the truck contacted a live wire as the crew spread cement eight miles southeast of Tama. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Joe Vavroch and a 1963 South Tama graduate. He leaves his parents a brother a sister and two grandparents. Services Saturday at 9:30 at St Patrick's church. Body at Mason funeral home.
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Tama
Eldon Vaverka
Vavroch
Joe Vavroch
Darold Charles Vavroch
Marshalltown
South Tama
Duane
St. Patrick’s Church
The
Mason Funeral Home
R. J. Vavra Injured In Fall from Porch
Rudolph J. Vavra of 1748 Tenth Avenue Marion was in fair condition at St Luke s hospital after a ladder slide caused a fall from a porch roof at 1261 Third Avenue SE He suffered fractures to both knees while siding a house for Brinkmann Insulation Co and the ladder moved beneath him on Wednesday.
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Rudolph J. Vavra
Tenth Avenue
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Third Avenue SE
Vavra
Brinkmann Insulation Co
Pays Back Taxes on Iowa Oil Stations
Des Moines entrepreneur C C Brooks owner of Colonial Supply and Oil Co has paid over 60000 in back taxes and can reopen ten oil stations in Iowa including one at Hazleton Bud Thompson the Hazleton manager says he is unsure about reopening the station though he continues to run a restaurant there Brooks owed 51338 in federal excise taxes plus about 10900 in back state taxes
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Colonial Supply and Oil Co
Des Moines
Hazleton
Bud Thompson
Jaycees to Sponsor Firemen Appreciation Night
Waukon reports the Jaycees sponsor a firemen appreciation night on August 31 at the high school with a dinner and a dance at the Veterans club.
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The
Jaycees
Veteran’s Club
Kennedy unveils world speediest cargo plane C141 roll out
President Kennedy joined a ceremonial rollout at Dobbin's Air Base to introduce the C-141 jet military transport. He lauded the event as a major step in strengthening U S security and projecting freedom worldwide while speaking via closed circuit TV from the White House.
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Kennedy
U. S
White House
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Dobbins Air Base
Ken
Negroes Arrested Defying Protests in Plaquemine City Hall
On Wednesday night 84 Black residents gathered at the Plaquemine Louisiana city hall and courthouse in defiance of a federal order to end protests. Police chief Dennis Songy warned them to disperse and then arrested 84 after they refused to leave. Police in Birmingham assisted in the operation.
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Plaquemine
Dennis Songy
Birmingham bombing probe widens amid segregation protests
A Birmingham bombing probe traces slender clues to a Tuesday night attack on a Negro attorney's home as National States Rights party leaders plan rallies against desegregation. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr warns of more racial problems and a potential "dark night of deeper violence." In Americus, Georgia, four civil rights demonstrators face charges of attempting to incite insurrection, punishable by death.
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Birmingham
Chicago
Martin Luther King
Americus
Georgia
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