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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
1
In Des Moines the IDPA warns that 70 000 welfare recipients in Towa may not get their July checks on time. The delay hinges on the new fiscal year starting July 1 and the stalled appropriation bill for programs like Aid to Dependent Children and Old Age Assistance. Officials say even a timely action this week could still risk late payments.
Allen Schultz of Merrill son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Schultz completed a nine month auto mechanics course at Universal Trades School in Omaha. He is a graduate of Le Mars Community Schools.
Nancy Masuen daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Masuen of Le Mars received a bachelor of arts degree in English at the University of Iowa on June 8 Plans for teaching in the fall are indefinite She is employed at Iowa City during the summer
The House approved 29.8 million dollars for the welfare department and debated aid to dependent children. Paychecks for state employees may be late in July as the 162nd legislative day nears. State Sen. Joseph Flatt denounces a University of Iowa publication as pornography and urges the administration to block its university name and distribution.
Jane C Freeman wife of U S Secretary of Agriculture Orville L Freeman will visit Linn county next Monday June 26 touring Hiawatha 4 H club girls Linn county 4 H leaders and the Matsell Estate site The visit includes a public luncheon at Mat sels Bridge county park with 5300 of a 69000 Greenspan grant and a check presentation Mrs Freeman will also tour the Matsell Estate a 1072 acre farm and see conservation board plans assisted by a Greenspan grant through the USDA The event is organized by the Linn county ASC and local leaders all area ladies are invited to attend with reservations through the ASCS extension office conservation board or chamber offices
The board of directors of International Milling Minneapolis on June 16 declared a reg war quarterly dividend of 30 cents a share on the firm s common stock. The dividend is payable July 15 to stockholders of record.
A Christian Vietnam serviceman recounts a miraculous escape after a bullet pierced his Bible, saving his life. He says prayer, not guns, can win the war and urges Americans to send Bibles to soldiers, to hold faith meetings, and to pray across the nation. He notes 25 men have turned to God and cites Psalm 91 as pivotal.
John van der Linden relays a letter to the Sibley Tribune noting a sharp auto policy premium rise. Henry Symons cites factors: pricier cars, more drivers, higher medical and repair costs. He urges measures including stricter traffic enforcement, driver exams, periodic inspections, tougher penalties, safer highways, and prudent driving to curb rising costs.
Mary Helen Kercher of 240 Stewart Gardens Newburgh N Y 12560 daughter of Dr and Mrs Golden O Thompson Le Mars earned a Bachelor of Arts in English at State University College New Paltz New York last Sunday. At the college 80th commencement more than 3200 attended as 808 students received degrees. Mr and Mrs Louis Weisbrod of Fremont observed their 66th wedding anniversary at their home on June 6.
Twelve members two leaders and a guest attended the Plymouth 4 H meeting at Susan Dennler's home on June 6 ARDYCE FETT discussed fair entries with slides and Ceylon tales Ann Brodie reported on 4 H camp BARBARA LAKE demo on old finish MARY PELELO spoke on applying a new finish Julie Kliemme and Anita Ideker recited the Country Girl's Creed County banquet and annual meeting were discussed The next meeting will be at Mary Pelelo's home at 2 00 Carol Lake reporter
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