College to Offer Technical Courses at Muscatine
Muscatine Community College plans a terminal Manufacturing Processes program starting second semester. Dean James Lopez told the school board many students transfer after entering, so the college will expand to serve nontransfer students. Leonard Roggeveen will teach the Manufacturing Processes course in the high school shop after hours, with pay on schedule.
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Muscatine Community College
James Lopez
Muscatine
Leonard ‘Roggeveen
Roggeveen
Steel Union Opens Talks On Contract
United Steelworkers begin contract talks with 11 major producers in Pittsburgh amid industry criticism. The national contract will reopen early next year, with the companies claiming the move could spark a crisis. USW aims for higher pay and job security, with a potential strike possible from May 1 if talks fail.
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Afl-Co
United Steelworkers
USW
Dinner Served Veterans Group Christmas Dinner at Legion Home
The Voiture locale held its annual Christmas dinner at the American Legion home on Harbordrive Monday evening. Members, their wives and friends attended with Joe Montgomery, chef de gare, in charge. Women's auxiliary served the dinner. A public pitch party is planned at the Legion home Wednesday night at 8:30 with a salary of 50 for teaching this course targeted at students with engineering interests who lack funds or time to finish a four to five year degree. State Department of Public Instruction is being consulted about an Agri-Business program with potential state and federal funding covering about half the course costs. Additional terminal programs may follow in General Business Management and Secretarial and Clerical training, with examples of existing programs in nearby towns and institutions.
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Roy Gjertson
Dale Nederhoff
Gi Dietz
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Joe Montgomery
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State Department of Public Instruction
Burlington
Clinton
Ellsworth
Dodge — Fond Industries
Mason City
Clarinda — Electronics
Centerville
Church Office Robbed Twice In Iowa City
Thieves robbed Grace Lutheran church office on Iowa avenue and West Sixth street on two consecutive evenings, taking 42 dollars plus five in stamps the first night and two dollars in five cent stamps the second night. A Monday car collision on Grandview avenue at Reed street involved Larry Gray and Cyril A. Kerber, with minor vehicle damage reported to both cars.
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Iowa Avenue
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Grandview Avenue
Reed Street
Larry Gray
Evans Street
Richard” W. Gray
Woodlawn Avenue
Cyril A. Kerber
Cedar Rapids
Kerber
Levi Eshkol resigns as Israel's prime minister
Levi Eshkol submitted his government’s resignation in Jerusalem on Monday night as parliament prepared a no confidence vote. In office since June 1963, he will remain caretaker until a new government is formed.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Eshkel
New One
AP Photetax
Residents of County to Pay $144,040 More in 1965 Taxes
Muscatine county property owners face a total tax increase of 144040 over 1904 levels for 1965. County Auditor Mervin Shaler released a budget summary showing most taxing districts, from state to townships, required higher funds, with only two exceptions: corporations and township taxes showing a net decline. The countywide levy is driven largely by city tax reductions offset by broader increases.
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Mervin Shaler
Corporation
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Muscatine
Acelin
Muscaline County
Masonic Groups Elect Officers in Two Lodges
Two Masonic bodies named officers for the coming year. Washington Chapter No. 4 Royal Arch Masons elected Harry Pryberger high priest and Thomas Dilley king, with Clyde Craw scribe. Webb Council No. 18 R. & S. Moware named Ralph Burns illustrious master, Gerald Inman deputy master, and Harry Rohlf principal conductor of the work. Installations set for January.
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Thomas Dilley
Clyde Craw
Webb
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Gerald Inman
Harry ‘Rohlf
Fine Man Fined $300 for OMVI in Muscatine District Court
Wayne Laver McGinnis, 46, of 295% East Second Street, pleaded guilty November 9 to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Judge Clay LeGrand fined $300 plus costs and suspended his license for 60 days after a state highway patrol arrest on October 40 at LOB. A typing class for the adult education program at Muscatine Community College may begin January 6, 1965, at Muscatine High School if enough people register. details from college office or instructor Ronald Sturms.
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East Second Street
Intoxis
Muscatine District Cour
Clay LeGrand
McGinnis
State Highway Patrol
Muscatine Community: College
Muscatine High School
College
Ronald Sturms
Camera Club to Form at YMCA
A new Camera club will be formed at the YMCA with a meeting Thursday from 5:15 to 6:15 p.m. All interested may attend, bring a camera if available, and YMCA members may not join.
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Camera Club
YMCA
Mnma
Madison PTA seeks extra classrooms at Muscatine school
Madison School Parents-Teachers Association urged the Muscatine Community School District board to add classrooms due to a growing shortage. President Clifford Smith and others argued for Madison expansion over McKinley and West Jr High, citing transportation and recreation facility gaps plus crowded libraries. Superintendent Johnson projected future enrollments and costs, noting Madison needs immediate space while funds become available. board members pledged sympathy and considered options, including a full Madison expansion.
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Helen
Weiershauser
Madison
Parent-Teachers’ “Association
Muscatine
Community
Clifford Smthy
Madison Ptas
Paul “Brewer
Walter’ Paul
Lincoln
McKinley
Smith
Johnson
Johnsor
West Jr. | High
Walters
Hindergarten
Barger
Postmaster Urges Card Mailing Now
Postmaster John Hendriks urged timely Christmas card mailing for out of town cards by tomorrow December 16. Muscatine post office hours extended to 5 pm Wednesday to help residents buy stamps and mail cards and packages. He advised including ZIP Codes in return addresses and keeping mailing lists current with Iowa Muscatine D761 codes.
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Avsaney
John Hendriks
Muscatine
Iowa
Muscatine Journal Publisher and Copyright Note
The Muscatine Journal is published daily except Sunday by The Muscatine Journal, a Lee Enterprises member, at 301 3rd St Muscatine Iowa. It is entered as second class matter in Muscatine post office under the 1875 act. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news content.
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Muscatine Journal
Lee Enterprises,incorporated
3Rd St. Muscatine
Iowa
Muscatine
Subscription rates and delivery terms for Muscatine paper
Terms to subscribers list 40 cents for biweekly home delivery by carrier and 13.08 for daily mail within fifty miles of Muscatine. Outsider daily year by mail costs 9.00. Office hours are mornings to noon daily, with Saturday hours. Special delivery service available for late-emitted papers, contact 203-7371.
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Muscatine
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