Major Auto Changes Coming In 1965 Cars
The era of 1965 automobiles promises major style and engine changes by leading manufacturers to sustain booming sales. The last broad model shift was 1955 and current sales support a second year of high demand. Also, a Public Health Service note urges adequate salt intake to prevent heat prostration for workers in hot or outdoor environments.
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Birthday party honors Vicky Rindels seventh
Mrs Vernon Rindels hosted a birthday party Wednesday afternoon for her daughter Vicky who turned seven. Guests included Cora Lee Barbara Lumley Debra Janet Rindels Nancy Jeanette Ostendorf and others.
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Local social notes from Bristow and area
Bristow locals Mr and Mrs Uffe Lauterbach of Upington and Mrs Maggie Whalen of ichens were Thursday supper guests in the home of Mr and Mrs A J Meyer. Sunday visitors in the home of Mrs Joe Merrill included Mr and Mrs Gilbert Kuhn and Shellie of Charles City. Bill Ekward of Greene and Mr and Mrs ...
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Henry Kruger
Sunay
Alvin
Dike
Hugo Senne
Alfred
Gregory Stewart
Air
Harry Card
Sideen
Glen Hearn
Tom Aries
Clarksville
Harley Duffield
Leonard Barkier
Jeanell Grapp
C. W. McDowell
Allison
Tom van Dyke
Douglas Folkerts
John Deira
Glen Grapp
Bakersfield
California
Dale Grapp
Bertha Grapp
Harold
Raymond Grapp
Uffe Lauterbach
Upington
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Shellie
Charles City
Bill Ekwa
Vacation Travel Ad Promises Protection Plan
An insurance style notice invites readers to plan trips and contact a district manager for complete vacation and travel accident protection. The wording emphasizes planning guidance and protection offers without listing specifics or locations.
Boundaries and retention mark in Iowa Nebraska dispute
Nebraska and Iowa clash over the Missouri River boundary with Nebraska charging aggressive policies at the Supreme Court. Assistant AG William Yost asserts the 1943 compact fixes the center line except Carter Lake and cautions surveying will establish the original line. Governor’s power debated as district judges seek retention. only Judge Tom Murrow of Des Moines plans not to. Iowa crime rate risen but below national level. 6,000 Iowa National Guard troops rehearse at Camp Ripley with a large firepower demonstration. Cattle Congress shows feature Chinese acts Ginny Tiu, Victoria, Elizabeth, and others, plus Larry Hooper of Welk Show for October 3–10 fair.
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Five Iowa Supreme Court Justices Seek Retention
All five state supreme court judges up for retention in the November general election plan to seek another term. The five justices named are Norman R. Hays Knoxville Theodore Garfield Ames T Eugene Thornton Waterloo C Edwin Moore Des Moines and William Stuart Chariton. Under the new judicial amendment, when a judge's term expires he may stand for retention without opposition. The ballot question will ask Shall the following supreme.
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Ames
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Waterloo
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Chariton
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Wells Named Executive Secretary of Iowa State Education Association
Kenneth Wells of Ames is named executive secretary of the Iowa State Education Association succeeding John. Wells is the immediate past ISEA president and former Ames high school athletic director. The 1964 program will feature the Four Step Brothers, a famed eight foot headline act, plus circus acts at the National Dairy Cattle Congress for family entertainment.
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Ames
Iowa State Education Association
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