Marion council weighs storm sewers and fire station sites
Marion City Council directed City Manager Crivaro to hire an appraiser to study possible assessments for Blairs Ferry road and Lindale drive storm sewers. Discussions covered funding, fire station land, and reappointment to the library board as well as zoning changes and board appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Tanner
Marion
Peter F Crivaro
Blairs Ferry Road
Lindale Drive
Stuber
Crivaro
Third Avenue
Thirtyfirst Street
Marvin Oxley
Margaret Paul
Hugh Gordon
Library Board of Trustees
Four Camp Fire Girls Set For Bon Voyage Trip South
Four Marion Camp Fire girls Delores Donnan Marita Frayman Kathy Hansen and Hileen Wood plus families attend a bon voyage party at Bever Park before a 19 day conference afloat from Des Moines July 7 visiting Puerto Rico Jamaica and Colombia. The group includes Horbert D. and Larry L. Tretz as leaders and includes four surviving sons Rob, Dick, and two others with extensive extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Bever Park
Delores Donnan
Marita Frayman
Kathy Hansen
Hileen Wood
Camp Fire
Dick A. Trefz
Coggon
Jamaica
Colombia
Des Moines
Ralph Minehart
Man
New York
Chester
Verne Schoeneman
Center Point
Edward K. Trefz
Havertown
Donald L. Trefz
Charles City
Wilson Calls Meeting On Rhodesian Issue
London officials report Prime Minister Wilson has summoned a Commonwealth prime ministers conference for September 6 to 15 to discuss tightening economic sanctions on Rhodesia’s white minority regime. Negotiations with Rhodesian leaders have stalled as Britain presses for black representation and the repeal of racial laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wilson
Commonwealth
Rhodesia
Smith
New York Newspaper Strike Reduced to Two Unions
The World Journal Tribune strike narrows as negotiations yield tentative deals with the Newspaper Guild of New York and the drivers union. Pressmen and mailers remain unresolved as a corporate merger creates a two-union landscape with ratification pending. The strike has halted World Journal Tribune operations for 66 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Nego i
World Journal
Tribune Inc
Cole
Newspaper Guild of
David Cole
Lesshhan
Drivers Union
Joseph Baer
Newspaper and
Mailers
New Corporation
World Journal Tribune
Bond Set for D M Murder Suspect 28
Des Moines municipal Judge Howard Brooks set bond at 5800 for Earl Leroy Airhart 28 Ankeny man charged with murder due to conflicting testimony from witnesses He had been held without bond since the June 11 shooting of Merne Lee Shepherd 26 and Jack Shepherd 16 both Des Moines brothers at a parking lot opposite a tavern in East Des Moines The older Shepherd died and Jack recovered Airhart pled innocent and was bound over to the Polk county grand jury He was expected to post the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Howard Brooks
Brooks
Earl Leroy Airhart
Airbatt
Merne Lee Shepherd
Jack Shepherd
Shepherd
Jack
Airhart
Polk County Grand Jury
Notice of Probate and Public Bids in Cedar Rapids Iowa
The notice lists probate actions for Mary Morris deceased with claims due and six months to file, then details bids for fabricating installing science equipment at John F Kennedy Senior High School Cedar Rapids with bid opening July 12 1966 including required bonds and preferences for Iowa made products and domestic labor. It includes a public hearing July 8 1964 for plans specifications and contract forms and notes locations and offices in Cedar Rapids Community School District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Porris
Mary Grace
Cane Ebatic
Testa
Grace Shoreis
Zune
Marion, Lowa Tatette & Bromwel
John F. Kennedy Senior High
Gas Weing Road
Cedar Rapids
Owa
Iowa
Board of Education
Second Avenue Southwest
Iowe
Board of Educaton
John F. Kennedy Jenlo High School
Af Aer
Iawn
Kohlman-Eckman-Hukitl
Tenth Street Southeast
Cedar Rapids Community
Linn
State of
Otto F. Wiedersberg
Second Avenue
Code of Iowa
John Kennedy
Weing Road
Lythe County
St Linn
Keith L Vetter Seeks State Representative Nomination
Washington business man Keith L. Vetter filed nomination papers for the Republican primary on Sept 6 seeking the state representative seat. A former 60th General Assembly member, he held posts in the Young Republicans and county central committee with roles as congressional committeeman and finance chair. Vetter led the Chamber of Commerce and Washington Industrial Board, earned Junior Chamber of Commerce outstanding man of the year in 1956, and serves on the Washington YMCA board. He chaired the Community Chest campaign for two years, has Methodist church leadership history, traveled on missions to Africa in 1959 and Alaska in 1964, and sits on the Iowa Wesleyan College board of trustees while operating Culligan Water in Washington and Quad City area Illinois. He previously led National Soft Water and Iowa Soft Water associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Keith L
Vetter
60Th General Assembly
Washington County
Young Republican Movement
Republican County Central Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Washington Industrial Board
Iowa Wesleyan College
Dodd Probe To Resume After Mid July Hearings
The Senate ethics committee recessed after Sen. Dodd testified he traveled to West Germany in 1964 on official business to study the Stashinsky case. Hearings on Dodd’s conduct are expected to resume after July 15, as Klein is set to testify and the panel plans to reopen the inquiry into his ties to a Chicago PR man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Sen. Dodd
West Germany
Senate
Dodd
Stashinsky
Julius Klein
Klein
Chicago
Stennis
D-Miss
Internal Security
Bogdan Stashinsky
Amarains
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion Council
Jan Marg
McGowan Boulevard
Robert Burnham
Twenty-second Avenue
Burnham
Leighton W. Ford
Council
Public Safety Committee
Carl Stuber
Seventh ‘Avenue
Enviromental Health Service
Linn County
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Hennessey Brothers, Inc
Smith Oil Co
Seventh Avenue
Thirty Fifth Street
Ray’s
Marion Apco
Marion Boulevard
Mac’s
Hleventh Street
Lange’s
Tenth Street
Old Marion Road
Sorg Pharmacy
Ambassador Lounge
Fifty-third Street
Rose-Mar
Eighth Street
Iowa Electric Light
Power Co
Tenth Avenue
North City
Jerry
Marion Roller
Thirty-fifth Street
al Rural
James Copper
Eighth
Seventh Streets
Harold J. Bennet
Warren E. Read
Grand Avenue
Twenty-second Street
W. C
Bud! Trekz
Bud
Trekz
Bud's Place
Ryan
Tina Saathoff
Trefer
Coggan
Nordman Jewelers
Omaha
John H. Parour
Douglas
Peace Lutheran Church of Court
Dennis
Passmore-Murdoch
Gazette
10Th St
By Jo Fischer
Ater
Srept
Cher
Dickey's
Maric Een Ae
National Institute
Af Ee Rey
Inc
World Rights
N.Y
Bond
D.M
Matt Meyer
iWorld Journal Tribune
Thomas Murphy
Arthur
Barker
Burlington
Fort Madison
Arthur Peterson
Peterson
James A. Arthur
Helen Barker
Meyer
The
Herald Tribune
Honored Masons
Strawberry Point
Carl Buls
Mark Goodrich
Shirley Temple
Kcrgtv
Channel 9
Keith Vetter
John Chadwick
IEYE
Fandel Electric
Caii
U.S
Jerome
Beaver Creek Distillery, Inc
Conway Brothers, Inc
Rapids, Fort Dodge
Sia
Mount Pleaant
Iowa Falls
Algo
Mesa City
Executive Plaza
U.S. Post Office
General Services Administration Public Buildings
East Bannister Road
Kansas City
Missouri
Ss Regia
Dial
Mortuchex—Monuments Pe Lid Cet Lill Novak Monument CO
Cedar Memorial
Maan
Tes Votroubek
Wilson Junior High
Lake Machride
Bridge
Dharion
Solon
Dale
Coralville Lake
Joe Cash
Rere Pene Et Oee
East Side
Smulekoqff
Buleva
Eis
Gruen, Hamilton
Longine
ROSEN
Astrodome
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