Iowa Water Pollution Hearing Set For Muscatine Tuesday
The Iowa water pollution control commission will hold the last of six public hearings in Muscatine at city hall from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday. The hearings cover interstate and intrastate waters within a wide area including Linn, Benton, Tama, Scott, Muscatine, Louisa, Des Moines and Lee counties. The panel will assess standards to protect health and welfare and improve water quality under the 1965 act, with written, 12-copy submissions requested and verbal input limited to criteria and uses. Buckmaster will chair the sessions.
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Iowa Water Pollution Control Commission
Muscatine City Hall
Mississippi River
Wapsipinicon River
Missouri Line
Iowa
Cedar Rivers
Linn
Benton Ary
Tama
Waterloo
Tom Sneddon
Marine School
Marine
Thomas J. Sneddon
Carl W. Sneddon
Oregon St
Muscatine
Marine Corps Engineer School
Marine Corps Base
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Marine Corps Engineer
Buckmaster
Open House at Veterans Hospital and Louis Armstrong Concert
Auxiliary holds open house at Veterans Hospital in Iowa City from 2 to 5 p.m. Members review committees and plan December events for Christmas gift program for veterans families. Louis Armstrong to give two concerts at University of Iowa on December 9 in IMU Main Lounge and IMU South Lobby box office opens December 5. Armstrong’s long career includes films and over 1500 recordings.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
American Legion
Louis Armstrong
Dolly
University of Iowa
Louis
Satchmo) Armstrong
U.S
Good Will
Iowa Memorial Union
Central Party Committee
University
IMU South
New Orleans
Comet
Armstrong
Mississippi
Muscatine
Davenport
Satch
Fish Business Tests Faith Friday Across Nation
Across the United States, seafood sellers report mixed reactions to Catholics allowed to eat meat on Fridays. Some restaurants see steady or rising fish sales, others note declines or shifts to meat, while schools and private groups adapt habits. The Ancient Order of Hibernians in New York held a meat lunch, with many choosing fish, some opting for meat as a personal penance.
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Ray Kohn
New York
America
Msgr
Francis Quinn
San Francisco
Miami
Indianapolis
John Rader Jr
Booth Fisheries
Buffalo
N.Y
Springfield
John H. Westhues
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Diploma Awarded to George H Holzhauer in Chicago
George H Holzhauer of 802 Wier Street Muscatine received a diploma in television and radio servicing from the Home Study School DeVry Technical Institute Chicago The recognition marks completion of the home study course and accomplishment in the field
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George H. Holzhauer
Wier St
Muscatine
DeVry Technical Institute
Chicago
$20,000 Suit Filed Against Turkey Farm Owners
Five Fruitland township residents filed suit for $20,000 damages in Muscatine district court against the owners and operators of a 20 acre turkey farm. They claim damages caused by floodlights odors and dust.
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Turkey Farm
Fruitland Township
Muscatine
Quad-City Music Guild Announces 1967 Summer Shows
The Quad-City Music Guild plans Funny Girl How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying and The King and I for next summer. Shows run June 22 26 July 13 17 and season finale The King and I recalls a Prospect Park auditorium debut in 1939. Tickets priced 2.50 2.00 1.50 go on sale two weeks before opening night via Mrs Beuoy and downtown outlets.
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Quad-City Music Guild
Robert H. Sward
Guild
Prospect Park
Moline
Fanny Brice
Barbra Streisand
New York
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Music Guild
Prospect Park Auditorium
Herbert Benny
22Nd St
Rock Island
Advance
Central Soya Reports Record Year At Muscatine Meeting
H W McMillen chairman of the board told employees and spouses at the Muscatine hotel meeting that Central Soya posted a new high in sales and earnings, with much reinvestment and taxes taking a large share. He warned against becoming “buggy whip” manufacturers and highlighted growth and plant expansion. Separately, a turkey farm nuisance suit seeks 20000 dollars in damages and a permanent injunction due to floodlights odors noise and dust affecting nearby properties and water supply.
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Central Soya
Muscatine
H. W. McMillen
Hotel
McMillen
Temperatures Above Normal In November
Muscatine’s November weather ran above normal with below average precipitation. Temperatures spanned 59 degrees from 74 on November 7 to 15 on November 3, mean 42.9 degrees versus 39.5 normal. total precipitation 0.76 inch, first snow November 1, six clear, fourteen partly cloudy, ten cloudy days.
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al. Muscatine
F. J. Bauerbach
Muscatine Journal: publication details and AP use
The Muscatine Journal is published daily except Sundays and holidays by The Muscatine. Jovrail of Lee Enterprises, Inc. at 301 E. 3rd St Muscatine Iowa 52761. Second class matter at Muscatine post office under March 1829 act. AP has exclusive use of published news and AP dispatches.
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Muscatine
Muscatine Newspaper Subscription Rates Announced
Subscription terms list daily by carrier in Muscatine at 2.00 per month and 0.40 weekly for other deliveries. Mail rates: 12.60 within fifty miles, 20.00 beyond. All subscriptions payable in advance. Office hours 9 to 5 daily, special delivery for missed papers until 6 30. Dial 762-2331.
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City of Muscatine
Muscatine
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Fila
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Panda Bear Radio
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George's Steak House
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Licata Bros
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Richard Schickel
Life Magazine
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Arthur Shepard
Ronald Shepard
Ernest Brockert
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