Red Cross Swim School reports 146 complete courses
In Weed Pack, 146 of 1,345 children completed the American Red Cross swimming course and earned certificates. Mrs. Bernard Dora announced the four week program ended July 9 with 83 beginners, 25 intermediates, 31 swimmers, 12 junior life savers, and 3 senior life savers receiving awards.
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Red Cross Swim
American Red Cross
Weed Pack
Losis
Bernard Dora
Red Cross
Muscaline County
Louisa County
Cedar County
Muscatine County
Dora
George Silberhorn, Jr
Mary Graver
Elinor Hollenbeck
Kris Godeke
Judy Brocker
Mary Lister
Martha Hanson
Sherri Hindahl
Dick Sellers
Dana Hill
Kathy Stroup
July Askam
Pat Liedbe
Susan Schnack
Dixie Bruner
Basketroom
Tim Silberhorn
Linda Haller
Bandag Plant Tour By YMCA Fun Club Members
YMCA Fun club members toured the Bandag plant near Millsca on a Wednesday, escorted by officials. Slides explained products and operations before a planned trip to Nalby zoo in Rock Island on August 7, with transportation and admission set at $4.50. Boys are to bring a sack lunch, swimsuit, and towel.
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YMCA
Millsca
Nalby Zoo
Rock Island
Hultman Rules Taverns Align With Standard Time
Iowa town adopts state coded hours for taverns under Evan L Hultman ruling. Central Standard Time becomes official town time, shifting Muscatine dispensers to open at 7 a.m. weekdays and close at 2 a.m., with Sunday hours 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. States that daylight saving time remains until Oct 27.
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Evan L.wHultfiat
Johny
Dully
Dubuque
Jc Gudty
Scott River
Ocal Tavern
Attomney Garry
Wood
Hultman
Hauer Commission
Dr Glidden to Lead Research at Burgess Cellulose
Dr Kenneth Glidden resigns from Celon Co and joins Burgess Cellulose Co in Freeport as director of research in new products division. He will relocate with his wife and family once housing is found. plant operations include Freeport main facility and Prairie du Chien cellulose plant.
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Kenneth Glidden
Robin Joad
Celon Co
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co
Burgess Cellulose’ Co
Freeport
Glidden
Preeport
Prairie du Chien
Wis
de Glidden
Ghis.qvas
Celon Coont
Madison
Musentine
Dr. Glidden
Ex-Muscatine Vet Joins Russian Study Mission Team
Dr. Carl Brandly, former Muscatine hog cholera plant operator and Big Muslies halfback, is in Russia as part of a veterinary study mission. He plans to return to the United States later this month after spending the summer in Russia and Siberia.
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Carl Brandly
Musceline
Ree
Ste‘t
Imlinnig’ University
Russia
Siberia
de. Beandly
United States
Muscating
Big Muslies
Five Day Forecast and Police Hiring Highlight Local News
The forecast calls for near normal temperatures in the east and above normal elsewhere from Thursday through Monday with minor daily changes. Normal highs but rainfall expected 20 to 50 percent of an inch in scattered showers toward period end. Baton Rouge reports three Negroes hired as city policemen, first of their race on the force, among 14 civil service test passers. The crofting decline in northern Scotland leaves thatched cottages empty and drives youth to cities.
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Wingate White
Four Chicago Officers Hurt In Racial Clash
Four Chicago police officers were injured during clashes in a South Side district as about 100 police and 500 residents gathered for a third night of unrest. One officer, Louis Pole, 36, faced possible skull fracture. Ed ward Sparry, 35, charged with aggravated assault after Pole identified him. Police arrested 33 people, including seven juveniles, for disobeying orders to disperse amid property damage by youths near a nearby apartment building.
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Chicago
South Side
Will Beleks
Louis Pole
Pole
Edward Sparry
Himn
Mer
Thundershowers Predicted Across Iowa Tonight and Friday
Area forecasts call for scattered thundershowers tonight and Friday with warm spells. Minimums in the 40s to low 50s expected. highs partly in the 90s in places like Council Bluffs and Lamoni. Rain chances rise tonight, with central and southern counties most affected by Saturday showers.
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Iowa
Muscatine
Weather Bureau
Mason City
Council Bluffs
Lamioni
Waterloo
Sioux City
Lamoni
Morning Sun Exhibitor Wins Champion Lamb at Louisa Fair
Morning Sun exhibitor Danny Earnest won the grand champion market lamb at the Louisa County Fair and FFA sheep show. Tom Utter of Columbus Junction earned reserve champion in the individual market lambs and champion showman, with Mark Huston of Winfield as reserve in the pen of three lambs. Other blue ribbons went to Mike Laughlin Wapello, Marie Huston Columbus Junction, and Steven Lewis.
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Danny Earnest
Morning Sun
FFA
Tom Utter
Mark Huston
Winfield
Bya
Mike Laughlin
Wapello
Marie Huston
Tom
Utter
Max Westphal
Steven Lewis
Ram Lambs
Hampshire
Lynn
Hall
Daring Earnest
Suffolk
Ewe Jambs
Lyon Hall
Tomy Utler
Mark
Duston
Three East German Soldiers Flee to West Berlin
West Berlin police say three East German soldiers fled to West Berlin during the night. The group includes two border guards and managed to cross into West Berlin, prompting a police investigation.
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West
Berlin
Kneder
West Berlin
Advert for ODRINEX weight loss pill with guarantee
An ad touts ODRINEX as a small tablet that suppresses appetite for fat loss without exercise or dieting. It promises noticeable weight drop in two days and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied, with a price of $3 and sale through druggists.
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Yélix
Odrinex
Plans for New Calvary Baptist Church Approved
Calvary Baptist Congregation approved preliminary plans for a new church to be built on a 26.39 acre tract in the 2800 block of Mulberry Avenue. Frederick Winn, chairman of the building committee, and Rev. David Condreay announced the next step is hiring an architect for detailed drawings, targeting a fall 1964 opening. The flat stone Indian style church will feature 14,000 square feet, an educational wing, seating for 400 plus 100 balcony, Sunday school space for 600, and landscaped grounds.
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Calvary
Baptist
Frederick Winn
Othe Building Committee
David ‘Condreau
Mulberry. Avenue
Pickets Return to Brooklyn Hospital Demonstration
Pickets resumed demonstrations at the Downstate Medical Center site in Brooklyn with a delaying tactic to obstruct trucks. Police kept 234 officers on duty as arrests climbed with 22 taken at the hospital and 14 elsewhere in the city. Clergymen among those arrested, the protest centered on demands for more jobs for Negroes and Puerto Ricans.
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New York
Brooklyn Hospital
Tuck
Milton Galamison
Brooklyn
Hubbard Faces Charge Over False Check Issuance
Hubbard was arrested on a warrant today in Town City on East Third Street for issuing a false check for twenty dollars. Police court charging documents list Mogcating as the officer handling the case.
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Wave Hubbard
East-Third Street
Suly
Ritual Opens Scout Jamboree on Muscatine plains
A Boy Scout torch light ceremony opened the World Scout Jamboree in Muscatine with Scout Dick McPike of 2001 Mulberry among U S delegates. More than 6 000 visitors were expected to join 74 000 Scouts from 76 nations as Crown Prince Constantine of Greece opened the event featuring games displays and tests of scouting skill.
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Muscatine
Dick. McPike
J. D. McPike
Mulberry
United States
Prince Constantine
Greece
Charges Dropped in Brown Owi Case Near Grandview
George Edward Brown of 202 Grandview Avenue faced an operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated charge on July 25. Justice Harvey G. Allbee Jr. dismissed the case today after the county attorney received Brown’s blood test report. Brown had been taken into custody by city police.
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George Edward Brown
Grandview Avenue
Justice of the
Harvey G. Allbee, Jr
Garry Woodward
Brown
Printing Shop Damaged When Hit by Truck
The Toway Record Printing Co. building at 212 Walnut street was damaged when a semi loaded with shelled corn struck it at 8:35 am today. Bricks were knocked out. the corner wall was separated from the two story structure. Driver Wayne Swank of Nichols tried to turn left on Walnut Street after pulling from No. 2 alley. the trailer rear struck the building. The grain outfit is owned by Guy Finley of Nichols.
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Toway + Record Printing Co
Walnut Street
Wayne Swank
Nichols
Guy Finley
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