Marion school board sets March hearing on Title I budget aid
The Marion Independent School District schedules a public hearing for March 21 at 7 20 p.m. to amend the budget for an $82 478 federal Title I grant. The program has begun in Irving Lincoln and Washington schools with three teachers aiding educationally deprived students and no county tax money involved.
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Marion Independent School Board
Board of Education
Richard Sorensen
Cecil Lewis
John White
Rose Dillard
Irving
Lincoln
Washington
Local ads and notices mixed on hospital, sales, and YMCA schedule
Ben Roshar at St Luke's Hospital is listed as a surgical patient with visiting hours noted. Garage sale advertised for Saturday 9 to 4 offering television, bicycle, lawn mower, clothing and more at 1040 28th Street. Marion YMCA Saturday schedule details gymnastics, crafts, swimming, baton, tournament, and skating events. Also mentions tax paying service at Farmers State Bank, painting and papering jobs, rummage sale guidance, decorative spring arrangements from Ben Franklin Store.
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YMCA
Marion Branch
Indian army drive against Mizo rebels in Assam proceeds
New Delhi AP reports the Indian army operation against Mizo tribesmen in Assam state is progressing satisfactorily, according to Assam's Chief Minister B P Chalia on Thursday night. The fragment includes unrelated ad text about selling merchandise.
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Dian
Assam
B. P. Chalia
New Year's Eve Crash Costs Youth 150 Dollars
Duncan C. Calvert an 18 year old of H6 First Avenue NE was fined 150 dollars and costs on three charges after a New Year’s Eve traffic accident. He was fined 100 dollars for leaving the scene and 25 dollars each for drunkenness and driving left of center. Calvert’s car struck a parked vehicle on Sixth Street NW and he fled the scene but was caught by Willis Briggman of Park Forest. Ill, who said Briggman’s car was damaged in the crash. He posted a 55 dollar bond. A fourth charge of driving with a suspended license was dismissed. Police said the National Bank of Council Bluffs was named chairman of the Metro- A fourth charge of driving while license was under suspension. The corporation holds options on 630 acres north of here and plans a 1967 opening with 600-800 students and up to 4,000 eventually. Parsons College President Dr. Millard G. Roberts of Fairfield is retained as consultant.
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Duncan C. Calvert
First Avenue
Calvert
Sixth Street
Willis Briggman
Park Forest
Briggman
National Bank of Council Bluffs
The
Metro
Politan College Corp
Ion
Here
Millard G. Roberts
Parsons College
Fairlfield
New College Organized Proposed in Council Bluffs
Plans were announced by 29 Council Bluffs and Omaha area business and professional men to establish a four year trimester liberal arts college in Council Bluffs. Dale Ball, president of First...
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Council Bluffs
Omaha Area
Dale Ball
First
Woman 34 Arrested for Disturbing the Peace at Chicago Tap
Beverly Bengford of Hiawatha, age 34, was arrested early Friday on a disturbing the peace charge after police alleged she caused a disturbance at Goldie's Chicago Tap, 204 First Street.
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Hiawatha
Goldie
iChicago Tap
First Street
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Starry School
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Cedar Rapids
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Mayen Theater
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