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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1964

Page

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Iowa airman survives 1000 foot fall after dual chute failure

Airman Michael Lennard, 22, of Lawler Iowa, jumped at Eglin Air Force Base and survived a 1000 foot fall when both his main and reserve parachutes malfunctioned. He landed on the balls of his feet, absorbed the impact, and required only a scratched knee. Jumpmaster Leonard Lebel praised Lennard’s training and still credited his rapid reaction for the save. He was checked at base hospital with no serious injuries. Lennard is part of the squad that helped recover the Project Asset Space capsule recently.

Teonard Lawler Iowa Eglin Project Asset Space Atllantic Ocean Lebel Leonard

Two Year Old Earle Simpson Describes Sibling Play

The piece quotes Earle Simpson on growing up with a big brother and learning to play with cars and trucks. He recalls his brother greasing, building, and sometimes fighting, while noting family life with Mr and Mrs John Simpson of 609 West 7th Street and a credited photograph by Helen Weiershaliser.

Jeffrey Ann’ Antram Tom William Antram Roscoe “Ave Earle Simpson Toa Karla Mark John’Simpson 7Th St

Des Moines High School Trains Computer Programmers

Des Moines Tech offers a pioneering data processing program with nine students continuing this spring and plans for adult evening courses. Merle W. Wood, supervisor of business education, champions computer programming as a challenging, marketable skill for both college-bound and non college-bound students. The program uses a Burroughs computer funded partly by the National Defense Education Act with cost offset by the school district and data processing uses for district operations.

Wood Collrge Des Moines Tech Sailents Tech Des Moines

First High School Computer Programming Course Offered

Des Moines Technical High School students study a pioneering computer programming course described by administrators as the first of its kind at the high school level in the country.

Des Moines Technical High School

Flying Granddads Earn Pilot Licenses at Muscatine Airport

William McNeil of Wapella and Everett Hoffmeyer earned private pilot licenses after completing written tests and 40 hours of dual instruction. Both grandfatherly students started lessons in 1963, finished at Muscatine Municipal, and were licensed a day apart with Glenn Heller as instructor. The Muscatine airport reports rising local interest in flying lessons among about 40 residents.

William McNeil Wapella City Ness Everett Hoff Meyer Lets Ted Pratt FFA Bursing Bylington Bach Muscatine Towa Larea McNeil Acrea Burns

What Ever Happened to Old Statehouse Gas Fixtures

Des Moines report on Iowa House and Senate chamber gas light fixtures. Reps William Darrington and Lenanell Book seek pictures and records of old sidelights and fixtures, propose electrifying and restoring historic decor, and note high costs. Budget for renovations exceeds $100,000 with $40,900 for ceiling clean and paint, plus nearly $30,000 for new drapes and carpeting.

William L. Eberline Des Moines Iowa House Senate William Darrington R Persia Lenanell Book Mus. Bock

Students Give Vacation Time to Build New Church

In Raymondville Texas sixteen Texas college students gave up summer vacations to help construct a new Spanish Baptist church, plus conduct revival services and regular worship. From ages 18 to 25, six men and four women lived at the former First Baptist parsonage, worked up to 14 hours daily, with men handling heavy labor and women managing meals and clothing.

Raymondville Tex Texas College Texas First” Baptist Church Primera “Iglesia Bautista Unio Jeff Crossland North Texas State University

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Eglin Air Force Base Filai Michael Lennard Scratelial Earl Maple Hardy, Lebel 48Th Pararescue Bee Jieve Hell Airman Michael Leonard Tammy McCullay Mrs. Elvin ‘McCulley Climer St Tommy Helen Weiershaliser High School Merle’ W. Wood Jowney Man Solo William McNeil Ami Hoffmeyer Local’ Lassons Glenn Heller McNeil and Hoffmeyer Darrington Historical Museum Rex McMahill Algo First Baptist Betty’ Ann Gunstream Baylor University Patsy Bum Tarleton State College
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