Ten Iowans Die in Holiday Traffic Crashes Across States
A two car collision near Unionville Missouri claimed five Iowa lives including Charles Worthington and his family returning from graveside services. Additional Iowa fatalities include Dalles Dorman of North Liberty and Lawrence Carsten of Walcott with others in Bettendorf and Denison.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Missouri
Unionville
Marion
Dalles Dorman
North Liberty
Lawrence Conrad Carstensen
Walcott
Davenport
Army asks for 12000 draft in August highest monthly quota
Washington AP reports the army set a draft quota of 12000 men for August the largest monthly draft this year. It compares with 4000 in June and 7000 in July and exceeds the 1963 high of 10000 in April and May. The rise likely reflects replacement needs for Berlin crisis draftees nearing end of service.
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Washington
Army
Berlin
Manchester Mason lodge centennial dinner with speaker
The Ma sonic lodge hosts a centennial dinner at 6 30 Monday at the Manchester Country Club. Ralph C Brown grand master of Iowa Masons will be the speaker.
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Manchester
Masonic Lodge
Manchester Country Club
Ralph C. Brown
Bloomfield
Iowa Masons
Connie Stump to represent Legion Auxiliary at Hawkeye Girls State
Tama Constance Stump daughter of Harold and Mrs. Stump earns selection to the American Legion auxiliary program Hawkeye Girls State showcasing local youth involvement and civic leadership.
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Tama
Connie Stump
Harold Stumps
American Legion Auxiliary
Hawkeye Girls State
Possible split of Pleasant Valley school districts discussed
About 45 residents attended a Pleasant Valley township meeting called by School Board President Robert Womner. discussion centered on which high school districts would absorb Pleasant Valley pupils as the Iowa City district may stop accepting tuition students.
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George Zimmerman
Fred Thomas
Gilbert Davis
Womer
Pleasant Valley
Iowa City
Lone Tree
New Highway
Riverside
Ainsworth
Pleasant Valley Township
Highland
TV 9’s Bob Brooks Recaps Top Sports Stories
Bob Brooks on TV 9 delivers the leading sports roundup for weeknights at 10:25. The segment highlights major scores and standout performances from recent games and events.
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TV 9
Bob Brooks
Youth 16 Jailed For Disobeying Officer
IOWA CITY A 16 year old youth who disobeyed a police officer was jailed Friday morning by Police Judge Jay Honahan. The judge said he was enforcing an ultimatum issued last Monday that disobedient youths guilty of congregating would be automatically jailed after a group of boys refused to disperse at Dubuque and Washington streets.
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Iowa City
Jay Honahan
Dubuque
Washington Streets
Honohan
Three Teens Hurt in Cascade Area Car Crash
Three Bernard youths, Harriet McCarthy 17 and William English 18 and Charles Carr 18, were injured in a Friday morning one car accident on the Garryowen road east of Cascade. They were taken to a Dubuque hospital with McCarthy later moved to a Cedar Rapids hospital for a back injury.
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Johnson County
George Callahan
Howard Shapcot
Dalles Dorman
Marion
North Liberty
Dorman
Glenn Faulkner
Tampa
Fla
Gary Buck
Cedar Rapids
Gazette Cascade
Bernard
Cascade
Garryowen
Dubuque
Harriet McCarthy
William English
Charles Carr
Miss McCarthy
Woman Paroled In Drunk Driving Case
Independence Waterloo resident Marie Jennie Coleman 40 was sentenced by District Judge George C. Heath to three years in Rockwell City’s women's reformatory for drunk driving. The sentence was suspended on good behavior and she was paroled to the state board of parole after being arrested on May 9.
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Independence
Waterloo
Marie Jennie Coleman
Women’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
George C. Heath
State Board of Parole
25th Boys State Opens at Camp Dodge
The 25th Hawkeye Boys State opens Sunday at Camp Dodge near Des Moines with 768 junior boys from Iowa schools. The event, run by the Iowa American Legion, trains youths in municipal county and state government with 60 counselors guiding activities. Gov. Harold E. Hughes will speak, and Donald Birkett leads opening ceremonies as the band and a 60-voice chorus perform.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Department of the American Legion
Camp Dodge
Here
Iowa
American Legion
A. W. Coon
Harold E. Hughes
Donald Birkett
Pesch urges keeping unmarked patrol cars on highways
State Safety Commissioner Carl Pesch says his successor should keep 75 unmarked patrol cars on Iowa roads. He argues the cars serve a purpose despite a higher highway death toll this year and cautions they are not a magic solution but part of a balanced program.
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Des Moines
Carl Pesch
Pesch
Robert Sueppel
Iowa City
Jaren
Money is what you get when you sell through Want Ads
Local newspaper advises readers that earning cash comes from using Want Ads to sell items or services, highlighting the ad’s role in turning goods into money.
Delay Adoption Of 63 Coralville Paving Resolution
Coralville council postpones final adoption of the 1963 street paving plan to the next regular meeting. The delay stems from potential deletion of Third avenue and possible eliminations of other projects. Objections were lodged to Third avenue and Eighth avenue proposals, while Fourth and Seventh streets faced no objections. The Eighth avenue plan is expected to proceed despite some written protests.
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Iowa City
Coralville
Third Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Three Charged After Tama County Accident
Three residents of the Indian settlement near Tama were charged after a one car crash on a gravel road south of Garwin. No injuries were reported. Driver Roland Youngbear faced drunk driving charges and a grand jury bound over. companions Rosalie Kapayou and Victor Lasley were charged with intoxication and fined $20 plus costs each by Justice Raymond Crawford.
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Toledo
Tama
Garwin
Roland Youngbear
Tama County
Rosalie Kapayou
Victor Lasley
Youngbear
Justice of the Peace
Raymond Crawford
Mrs Earl Granger to Receive Drake Degree in Des Moines
Mrs Earl Granger will receive a Bachelor of Science degree in education from Drake University in Des Moines on Monday.
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Tama
Earl Granger
Drake J University
Des Moines
Kenneth Tozier Drowns in Cedar River at Vinton
The body of Kenneth Tozier 61 was found Thursday noon in the Cedar River near the town bridge in Vinton. Police say cause of drowning undetermined though last seen on the bridge at 11 30 a m He was a bachelor living alone Surviving are two sisters Mrs Allen Hurst Vinton and Clara Isham Glenwood Minn Services Sunday 1 30 at Fry and Holland funeral home Burial Blairstown
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Vinton
Kenneth Tozier
Cedar River
Murray Wenner
Tozier
Allen Hurst
Clara Isham
Glenwood
Minn
Fry and Holland Funeral Home
Blairstown
Fire on Humboldt farm injures farmer in refueling accident
Iowa highway patrolmen spotted a fire 7 miles east of Humboldt on Thursday afternoon. Alfred J. Huebsch, 45, operator of the farm, was severely burned when his tractor ignited during refueling from a gasoline storage tank. He was taken to a Humboldt doctor then to Lutheran Hospital in Fort Dodge with burns on his arms and legs.
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Humboldt
Iowa
Alfred J. Huebsch
Huebsch
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
West Liberty Class of 1913 Reunion at Globe Cafe
The West Liberty high school class of 1913 plans a Sunday reunion at the Globe cafe. Dinner at 1 p.m. will be followed by an open house from 2 30 to 4.
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West Liberty
Globe Cafe
Luther College to Graduate 5000th Bachelor This Sunday
Luther College decorah will award its 5000th bachelor of arts degree at 3 p m Sunday in Nustad Field with a baccalaureate service at 10 30 a m also at Nustad Field In case of rain both rites move to Decorah high school gym Bert S Cross of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co will address the class on Freedom One and Indivisible Rev I B Sorensen will deliver the baccalaureate sermon The college began conferring diplomas in 1866 with eight graduates and last year’s class brought total graduates to 4888
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Decorah — Luther College
Nustad Field
Decorah High School
Bert S. Cross
Minnesota Mining and ‘Manufacturing Company
I. B. Sorensen
Iowa
ALC
Allamakee Schools Hire New Teachers
Allamakee Community schools hire six new teachers while fifteen resignations leave three vacancies. New staff include Stanley Bark in junior high science, David Buelenberg in vocal studies, Norbert Duffy in vocational agriculture, William Hulen in vocational studies and athletics, Karen Martinson in English, and Della Trontvet in library services. Remaining vacancies: vocational homemaking, junior-senior English, and assistant guidance and social studies.
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Waukon
Allamakee
Stanley ‘Bark
David Buelenberg
Norbert Duffy
William Hulen
Karen Martinson
Della Trontvet
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Charles Worthington
Frieda
Edna Malin
Centerville
David Ralph Neff
Wayland
Clarence Roth, Jr
Worthington
Breva Worthington
Grayville
Headon
Missouri Highway
Bill Mabe
Neff
Roth
Berra
Worthingtons
Cincinnati
Riverside Crash
Charles’ Edgar Roselef, Jr
Bettendorf
Nancy Graves
Graver
Roseleaf
Bet
Tendorf High School
Scott County
Highway 67
Buddy Lee Anderson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Miss Graves
Okoboji
Clifford Igon
Denison
Portland
Ore
Armstrong’s
Rosevelt
Cedar Rapi
Eddie Harden
Chamber of Commerce
Capp
Newport Drive
S.W
Donald Walton
2Nd Avenue
6Th Street
Wilson Avenue
Darrell McCreedy
3Rd St
Empire
Capp-Homes
East Fourteenth Street
Luther
Mrs. America
U.S
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