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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1964

Page

2

Local Business Barometer Shows Modest September Gains

Muscatine Journal reports September figures from the Muscatine Chamber of Commerce barometer indicate increased bank deposits credits and total assets. Electric and gas meters rose while water consumption declined. Building permits fell and a winter quarter Farm Operations class at Iowa State University drew several area students. Parking revenue also climbed.

Muscatine Chamber of Commerce Iowa State University Ames Larry Schroeder Tonald Esmail Musgaline Dave Brown Paul Hain Moscow Eddy Asher Wapello Donald Danfeldt George Schmidt West Liberty Neil Glenney Wilton Phillip Buffington Columbus Junctinn Oway Counties Tlinois

Tshombe Hears Pope Ask Peace

Congo Premier Moise Tshombe, protected by a heavy police escort in Rome, met Pope Paul VI for a 20 minute audience at the Vatican. The pope urged the Congolese to end warfare and unite for the nation’s good, while Tshombe had arrived from Leopoldville four hours earlier.

Vatican City Congo Moise Tshombe Vatican Paul VI Tshombe Rome Papal Leopoldville

Nobel Prize Accepted by Dr King in Oslo Ceremony

Nobel Prize winner Dr Martin Luther King Jr accepted the Nobel Peace Prize as profound recognition that nonviolence solves oppression and calls for ending violence. In Stockholm, Charles H Townes shared the physics prize with Basov and Prochorov. Townes received half the prize money. In Pittsburgh, 18 blind students visited a downtown department store and met Santa, reading their Christmas lists in braille.

Oslo Norway Marlin Luther King Jr Stockholm Sweden Gunnar Jahn Nobel Committee Oslo University King Gustav VL Adolf Dre Charles H. Townes Massachusetts Institute’ of Technology Fhve Nikolay Basov Alexander Prochorov Townes Pittsburgh Santa Claus Pennsylvani School For the Noman Anderson Anderson

Schmidhauser Confers With Local Groups At Courthouse

Congress member John Schmidhauser met with Wilson Chamber of Commerce representatives and Hershey Convalescent Home delegates in a 90 minute session at the courthouse this morning. He urged constituents to write to his Washington office, and noted he and his family depart for Washington on December 1. Hershey Convalescent Home seeks federal aid to expand its facilities.

Grace Meerdink Hershey Convalescent Home Hershey Home

Local Muscatine Sailors Promoted in Navy

Jarry W. Martin and William A. Tulling of Muscatine have been promoted to Petty Officer and Class in the U.S. Navy. Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Martin, is aboard the USS Ajax at Sasebo, Japan, with a record of ports visited including Korea and Okinawa. His address is Jerry W. Martin EMFN s9siCat R-3 Division USS Ajax AAF. Halling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Halling, ships out on the Jonas Ingram at Mayport, Florida, after four months in the Mediterranean with ports in Italy France and Turkey. His address is William A. Malting USS Jonas Ingram C/O F.P.O. New York. Both are 1961 graduates of Muscatine High School and entered service in February 1964.

Muscatine Jarry W. Martin William A. Tulling U.S. Navy Jerry W. Martin William Martin Sycamore Ajax Sasebo Japan Korea Okinawa EMFN USS C/OFPO San Francisco Calif William A. Halling Vernon Halling Rt. 2 Jonas Ingram Mayport Fla Vavean Italy Trance Turkey William A. Malting U.8s New York N.Y Mustatine High School

Prison Farm Suggested As Fair Site

Des Moines Iowa The state fair board secretary Kenneth Falk told budget hearings a plan to move the Iowa State Fair to the Clive prison farm west of Des Moines. He urged $680000 annually for capital improvements at the current fair grounds if the move is not chosen. The board would not seek funds for new buildings if relocation occurs, and proposed a 536500 annual operating budget. The Clive site would offer easier access and better display of Iowa agricultural and industrial products with less congestion.

Des Moines Down Easy Board Swale Clive Harold Hughes Fair Board Kenneth Falk Pulk Tulk Iowa

Cosmos Satellites Launch Reported by Tass News Agency

The Soviet Union announced via Tass that its unmanned Cosmos satellite has launched and is functioning normally. The Cosmos series is said to gather outer space data. The mission began on March 16, 1962.

Moscow Soviet Union Tass Outer Space

Acme Fuel Break-In Discovered

Burglars broke into Acme Fuel and Supply on route 5 south of Muscatine. An employee found the offices disturbed this morning after a night break in. Drawers were opened and papers scattered. No immediate theft amount was known. Sheriff Dick Oppelt investigated the break in.

Acme Muscatine Dick Oppelt

Santa to Meet Local Children Friday at Gas Company

Santa Claus will visit Muscatine this Friday evening from 7 to 9 pm in the gas company office, staying in his big chair to greet children and give each a small gift. The event, sponsored by the Muscatine Chamber of Commerce, runs Friday and Saturday with times listed. attendance expected from local families.

Santa Claus How Santa Muscatine Siuscatine Charter of Commerce

Noise Abatement Committee Proposes Radio Parphones Plan

Philadelphia officials report the Mayor's Committee for Noise Abatement proposes using parphones to curb loud radio in public places. The article notes assault charges were filed against three college history professors accused of striking a woman bus passenger who refused to lower her radio.

Philadelphia

New Address For Maeglin

Mr and Mrs Otto Maeglin 220 Burnside announce their son Jerry has a new address Pvt Jerry Dean Maeglin 2114931 Phi 3008 MCRD San Diego California 92140.

Otto Maeglin Burnside Jerry Jerry Dean Maeglin MCRD San Diego Calif

Inaugural Plates Allowed With Regular Iowa Plates

Iowa permits use of presidential inauguration plates alongside standard plates with restrictions. Iowa requires front and rear display of regular plates, but lower ear display of special plates is allowed. Plates can be ordered for $10 from the Presidential Inauguration Committee in Washington to fund parade and ceremonies.

Des Moines Washington Dale Miller Pennsylvania South Dakota Towa Publlic Safety Department Towa Ether Yowa Presidential Inaugulation Committee District of Columbia Jolyson

Scouts Collect Food Saturday for Needy in City

Scouts from Cub and Boy Scout groups, joined by Jaycees and Chamber of Commerce workers, will collect canned and packaged foods Saturday for Salvation Army Christmas baskets. Gather at 9:30 a.m. at 211 East Second. drivers will cover all city areas collecting items before returning to 22 East Second for sorting and packing.

Scouts Boy Scouts Salvation Army Chamber of Commerce Biche Aar East Second Jaycees Stouts Scons Ned

Goldwater retreats on GOP leadership rift talks

Eisenhower and Nixon pressed Barry Goldwater to back a broadly based GOP leadership era. They discussed healing a split between moderates and conservatives over Dean Burch’s chairmanship during a private Et hon Waldorf Towers meeting and outlined a mandate rather than a narrow majority.

New York GOP Dean Burch Chicago Burch Eisenhower Nixon Goldwater

Visit Brings New Grandson Home In Hobart

Ms Glenn Hermann of Muscatine returns home after a week with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Donald Rehms of 1017 Garfield Hobart Indiana. The Rehms family welcomes a son Erick Charles born November 26.

Glenn Hermann Muscatine Donald Rehms Garfield St. Hobart Ind Rehm Erick Charles

He Remembered The Volunteer Fire Fighters

In Ebensburg Pa Allen A Barker, once in western Pennsylvania, left Dauntless Volunteer Fire Co a bequest of more than 100000. He owned property in Bradenton Florida and 70 shares of stock in the First National Bank of Ebensburg. Barker was a Florida rancher and financier who died November 26 in a Bradenton nursing home at age 72.

Ebensburg Allen A. Barker Pensylvania Dauntless Volunteer Fire Co Barker Bradenton Fla First National Bank of Edensburg Baker Manatee County

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