Frank Jamison to join Peoples National Bank staff
Columbus Junction resident Frank Jamison will join the Peoples National Bank staff soon. He previously worked at Rath Packing Co and had roles at First Trust and Savings Bank in Davenport and Louisa County National Bank. He starts work on Tuesday, December 27.
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Five day forecast highlights mild temps across Iowa
The forecast shows a warming five day period with temperatures 4 to 12 degrees above normal across Iowa. Normal highs near the upper 20s to mid 30s and lows around 10 to 20. No measurable precipitation is expected and a slight cooling is possible in the northeast early Tuesday. Meanwhile local notices include Vigortone dealer winners invited to a Cedar Rapids banquet and Grandview Elementary menu and school announcements through December 21 with Christmas break dismissals.
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Farm Bureau Homemakers Meet at Dorothy Holtz Home
Farm Bureau Homemakers gathered Tuesday at Dorothy Holtz's home for a potluck dinner with co hosts Harriet Shepard Doris Coram and Lois Burmeister. Doris Coram chaired led pledge and meditation. Pennies for Friendship collected. Secret pals revealed new roles drawn. Special prizes to Reva Hetzler Ruth Day. 27 adults seven children attended. Army sergeant Lavaughn E B Cram completed recruiting course at Adjutant General school.
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Schmidhauser Plans Return To Teaching
WASHINGTON WARS Twe defeated Iowa Democrats have no regrets about their one term in the House. Rep. John R. Hansen says he has a clear conscience and did a decent piece of work. Rep. Schmidhauser, 44, of Iowa City, plans to return to teaching. He was a constitutional law professor at the State University of Iowa from 1954 to 1964.
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Hope of Cure for Ruby Faint
Dallas AP report says physicians have no hope of curing Jack Ruby's cancer and it is beyond surgery or radiation. Ruby rests comfortably, reading and watching television as lawyers plan bail proceedings with defense adviser William M Kunstler confirming weekend meetings.
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Teamsters End Detroit Strike Over Hoffa Ruling
Detroit workers resume duties after a 24 hour walkout protesting a Supreme Court decision upholding James R. Hoffa’s 1964 jury tampering conviction. Hoffa urged a return to work as strikers rallied in Detroit and across Michigan and the nation.
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New Medical Care System To Be Asked
DES MOINES AP The State Board of Public Welfare plans to ask the legislature for a new medical care program for needy persons of all ages costing about 30 million dollars in state and federal funds. It follows Congress action last year allowing state participation in expanding medical help for low income groups and families facing catastrophic medical bills. Drafting of the 1967 proposal was approved by the welfare department advisory committee. The plan requests 13 million dollars annually from the state to be matched by 18 million federal funds. State and county spending now runs about 12 million dollars for health care.
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Proposed legislation outlines family eligibility for aid
The text notes assistance totaling $9 million and sets income limits for a four person household. A family of four earning under 3600 annually could qualify, even with up to 3400 in resources. A family earning 30000 with no other resources could qualify if faced with 47000 in medical bills. To obtain federal matching funds, states must complete the first step by 1970.
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