Columbus Community Club Elects Lewis as President
The Columbus Community Club held its December meeting at the S Bar S lunchrooms. New officers were elected for 1965 with D. N. Cecil as president, Paul Lowe as vice president, Hubert Sunderman as secretary, and Sheldon Hawkins as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Columbus Community Club
S Bar S
Verda Jones
Warren Lewis
D. N
Jack) Cecil
Paul Lowe
Hubert Sunderman
Sheldon Hawkins
Muscatine
David Horney
Robert Pape
Clare Patterson
William Spieth
V. Graettinger
Lawrence Butler
Max Churchill
Ralph Cullen
James Christensen
Richard Parish
David Flynn
Dr. V. Graettinger
Kenneth Hetzler
Woodbury County Suit Seeks Redistricting
In Woodbury County District court a suit seeks redrawing of township lines and may push for at large election of county supervisors. Plaintiffs demand an order to enforce equal representation under a one man one vote standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
County Boards of Supervisors
Woodbury County District Court
Woodbury County Board of Supervisors
Eight Peace Corps Trainees Found Safe in New Mexico Mountains
Eight Peace Corps trainees were found after going missing in the Manzano Mountains near Albuquerque New Mexico. Dr David Benedetti praised the eight as bright and resourceful people ahead of the Peace Corps Center at the University of New Mexico. A hearing is set for December 22 on a district court matter involving labor leaders from Sioux City and Des Moines in a reapportionment dispute with Woodbury County Farm Bureau intervening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N.M
Peace Corps
Manzano ‘Mountains
New Mexico
David Benedetti
Peace Corps Center
University of New Mexico
U.S. Supreme Court
District Court
Nova Supreme Court
Sioux City
Harry Smith
Des Moines
U.S. District Court
Iowa
Woodbury
Dee
Drink Cooler Sales Halted DES MOINES AP report
Iowa officials halted the sale of water filled plastic drink chillers after five days in rain and cold. The devices were found Monday and are under review to determine safety. Officials in other states note ongoing training and volunteer involvement while investigators assess potential hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
lTowa Agriculture Department
Hong Kong
Wapello Youth Injured as Cement Truck Overturns
A cement truck driven by Griffin overturned on highway 61 near Gypsum road south of Mediapolis after brake failure. Griffin sustained a head cut and chest bruises. to avoid a collision he steered into a ditch, the truck damaged beyond use and cement drained from the barrel before righting. He was treated by a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Richard
Dennis Beacham
William Griffin
Cedar Rapids
Griffin
Highway 61
Mediapolis
Bigger and Better Gains See for Coming Year
AP analysis notes rising economic statistics and predictions of 1966 gains as the Senate House Economics Committee probes the Federal Reserve Board's rate hike. Figures show higher construction spending, retail sales, payrolls, and motor vehicle sales, with cautious officials predicting continued expansion despite possible rate impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Qawson
NEW York. Fm
Senate House Economics Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
William McChesney Martin Jr
Commerce Department
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Lewis
Ray Hendrickson
Kenneth Carrell
Jerry ‘Bell
Russall _ Newell
Roy Ostrom
Richard Utter
Clem Cecil
Paul Smith
A. L. Tweed
Jack Hawkins
Retail Merchants Committee
Forrest Edkin
Warren
Bert Parks
Ames
Columbus City
Fredonia
Woodbury County
Donald Haven ‘Hill
Bob Sands
Agriculture and Health Departments
Wales
Harold
Havenhill
James
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Eustas
Norfolk
Rex Havenhill
Mary
Morning Sunger
Harry Denney
Danville
W. A. Haverhill
W. W. Buffington
Marshalltown
Kenneth Buffington
St. Clair Shores
Mich
Gerald
Kirk
Nevada
Towa
Mary Wiederrecht
Boulder
Colo
Janet Seegar
Central Plateau
Lower Lakes Area
Pacific Coast
Tennessee Valley
Pacific Northwest
Plains
Anita
Middle Atlantic
Lower Lakes
Labor Department
Arment Ay
AGE Distilling CO
Fravheort
Barton’s Fashion Corner
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