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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1964
Page
10
In Muscatine on Monday December 21, 1964 five residents and 24 other occupants of the Louisa County Home prepare for a Christmas outing. Tonight the group of 29 will travel by bus to view county Christmas lights and decorations, with events continuing Thursday.
In Dallas the Neiman Marcus downtown store suffered a weekend blaze causing estimated damage up to 5 million dollars to stock and building. President Stanley Marcus announced reopening planned for January 1 after a 10 day cleaning, followed by a week of freshening and smoke odor removal.
Rep William Miller after talks with Senator Goldwater backs Dean Burch as GOP national chairman despite slim 1 vote majority of 137 member committee. Miller and Rep Rod Wilson pressed Burch’s retention amid calls from progressives for new leadership following the November defeat.
Miller disagrees with Burch and says a substantial majority is needed for retention at the January 22 to 29 Chicago meeting. If Burch is retained by a bare majority, any replacement would represent only a minority. Invited attendees included defeated presidential candidate and running mate Rep. William E. Miller, Bureh, and campaign chairmen Sen. Thruston Morton and Rep. Bob Wilson.
GALVESTON Texas reports renewed threats of a dock strike from Maine to Texas but most longshoremen stay on the job. Nearly 100 International Longshoremen's Association members walked out in New York harbor as a wildcat strike. Negotiators for shippers and the Gulf and South Atlantic District press to reach a contract, with longshoremen continuing to work on a day to day basis as talks proceed.
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