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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1964

Page

2

Beckey Reappointed to New Term on Bridge Commission

Norbert F. Beckey of 907 Iowa avenue is named to a five year term on the Muscatine bridge commission, succeeding Eugene W. Boynton who resigned. The action comes from Luther Hodges secretary of commerce who notified Beckey by letter. The five year term of Chairman L R McKee also ended July 26 and he continues as commissioner. Beckey previously served about 15 months and was the board’s first replacement since appointment. The commission aims to negotiate purchase and to replace the Mississippi river bridge with a new structure in coming years.

Norbert F. Beckey Iowa Avenue Secretary of Commerce L. R.mckee Iowa Highway Commission Algo An Beckey and J Mississippi River

Examinations Set For Muscatine Drivers Chest X Ray Mobile Unit

Muscatine county bus drivers must undergo chest X rays to qualify for the school year. The TB division mobile unit will hold exams Friday Sug 21 at the courthouse. Frank Ralston, county superintendent, says drivers have a 10 to 10 30 a m window due to equipment changes for miniature Kerays. The unit will return later for a large scale X-ray program.

Muscatine County Division ‘of Tuberculosis Town State Department of Health Court House Frank Ralston County

Migrant Day Care Program Extended Four Weeks

A 93 200 federal grant from the Department of Social Welfare extends the Muscatine migrant day care program for four weeks. Rev. Ray T Crews reports funds confirmed after a Wednesday meeting. activities will continue at Zion Lutheran school building with six staff supervising crafts and meals as buses serve the usual pickup.

Department of Social Welfare Muscatine Ray T. Crews Ross T. Wilbur State Department of Social Welfare Crows St. Mary's School Zion Lutheran -School Sycamore Crews Are Rev. Crews

Chamber Barometer Shows Increases in Business

The Muscatine Chamber of Commerce June Barometer reports higher activity across banking, utilities, and construction. Bank debits, credits, and deposits rose from May, electric and water usage increased, and telephones, vehicles, bridge traffic, and relief cases reflected the month’s uptick.

Muscatine Chamber of Commerce Mulcatine County

Chicago Daily News to Raise Newsstand Price

The Chicago Daily News will boost its newsstand price from 70 cents to 10 cents starting Monday. Home delivery remains unchanged and the Saturday weekend edition stays at 15 cents. Nearby papers the Sun-Times and Tribune recently moved to 10 cents.

Chicago Chicago Daily News Chicago Sun-Times The Chicago ‘Tribune

Two cars damaged in Mulberry Ave collision

A Thursday afternoon crash in the 1800 block of Mulberry Avenue damaged two cars. Edward F. Miller, 78, driving a 1955 model, struck Omer Jones, 1904 model, after claiming to be blinded by oncoming headlights. Miller's right front and Jones's left rear were damaged.

Mulberry Avenue Edward F. Miller Marquette Street Mulberry Omer Jones Park ‘Drive Miller

JCC Members Convene Reports On State Board Meeting

Junior Chamber of Commerce members heard reports from the Ft Madison state board meeting at a Thursday Civic Center gathering. Carl Sachs said boat pennants to be sold later this month have shipped while other committees reviewed activities and bylaw changes. Bill Brown led four Town City JCC members as guests with the next meeting at 6 p.m. featuring a Kent Research farm tour and a hamburger fry.

Ft. Madison Chamber of Commerce Civic Center Carl Sachs JCC Town City Bill Brown Kent Research Farm

Signals Start At Cedar Fifth

New traffic control signals at Sellar and East Wirth streets began operation at 9 am today. Crews from the Muscatine municipal electric department erected and connected the signals.

Sellar East Wirth Muscatine

Compromise Reached on Works Bill Near Passage

Senate and House conferees reached a compromise on a 44 billion public works appropriations bill after noon Thursday. The measure approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee includes 1.5 million for Iowa River Flint Creek Levee District No. 16 in Louisa and Des Moines counties but drops 100 thousand for Muscatine Island Levee District and Muscatine Louisa county Drainage District No. 13. The largest Iowa item is 16.5 million for Red Rock Reservoir construction.

Senate House Iowa Associated Press Senate Iowa River Flint Creek Louisa Des Moines Muscatine Island Muscatine Red Rock

Mercury Dips Into 40s For 2nd Day In Row

Temperatures in Muscatine slipped into the 40s for a second straight day with a 48 degree reading early morning, 3 degrees above Thursday's 46. A warming trend appeared as it reached 72 by noon, with Thursday's high only 65. Forecasts called for considerable cloudiness and light drizzle late tonight in southeast Iowa and into Saturday.

Muscatine Kaven Towa Associated Press Mason City Waterloo

Negro Children Enroll in Biloxi White School First Since Court

In Biloxi Mississippi three Negro children, two boys and a girl, entered Lopez Elementary as the first of their race to register at the previously all white school under a federal desegregation order. Police and FBI agents monitored the scene with no incidents as the city begins desegregation and a brief back to school routine. Temperatures across the region varied with autumnlike readings reported in many eastern cities.

Bilomi Biloxi Lopez Mississippi Howard Street FBI Sioux City Davenport Wespher Wat

New Red Cross Secretary Named in Muscatine Chapter

Mrs Bernard J Dora resigned as executive secretary of the Muscatine chapter of the American Red Cross, effective September 1. Mrs Lillian Miller was chosen to succeed her after 19 years of service, including the past decade as executive secretary, with prior roles in the office.

Bernard J. Dora Muscatine Red’ Cross Lillian Miller Dora Red Cross Ch

Distribution of Foods Is Slated Here Next Week

Muscatine county social welfare department announces monthly distribution of commodities for qualifying families. Foods include dried milk rice beans flour corn meal lard rolled wheat canned beef and dried eggs to be delivered August 18 19 and 20 with schedules by last name initials. Des Moines Iowa Commerce Commission calls on utilities to file 1963 gross operating revenues for tax assessments under new law with a 0.1 percent ceiling and $300000 cap per firm.

Muscatine County Des Moines Iowa Commerce Commission Iowa Commission Dot

Construction Worker Killed in Highway Paving Zone

A highway construction worker, Robert T. Barr, 62, of Wall Lake, was killed when a Mallett Construction Co truck backing toward a concrete paving machine dragged him after running over his thigh. The incident occurred east of the Highway 149 intersection on Highway 30.

Ogden —P Robert T. Barr Wall Lake Mallett Construction Co Highway 149 Barr

Frisco Hotel Refuses Beatles Stay At Fashionable Hotel

The Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco has canceled Beatles reservations and refused accommodations for the band. Spokesman said the doors are shut to the group, who were scheduled to check in on Tuesday and perform at Cow Palace in a sold out show.

San Francisco Fairmont Neb Hill Pegrel Cow Palacé

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