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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1963
Page
6
Muscatine area notes list a Sun day Grace United Church of Christ meeting as officers are chosen Conesville election updates Bantam hospital reports and society items include several weekend visits and a Muscatine Toastmasters meeting with speakers and awards reflecting a busy community scene through Jan 22 1963.
Ilinois City notes weekend visits by Rev Bert Beuoy and family, Dean Tomlin returning to university, Miss Judy Reason from Macomb visiting for Sunday dinner, and local gatherings including a missions meeting at the Parsonage and a sub district dinner at Joy Methods church.
Cement is Portland cement the common binder used in all mixes. Concrete is cement with gravel or sand and water for structural work. Mortar is cement with lime sand and water used to bind bricks. Grout is cement with water and sand or fine aggregate that flows to fill cracks. The terms are often confused but reflect different mixtures and uses.
High Prairie Gary Newman son of Mr and Mrs James Newman was honored at a birthday dinner Sunday. He will be eight on Tuesday. Guests from Muscatine Grandview West Liberty and local families attended. The children's mission study at High Prairie Church will not be held in January February due to weather and will likely start in early March.
Joe Voss runs a downtown Tucson newsstand where an elderly woman buys a paper twice weekly. Each visit features a different city story as she cannot travel but enjoys reading about distant places.
The piece outlines a new home color coordination method inspired by the Bossa Nova, offering 75 hues drawn from five color families. Burlington Industries divisions promote an easy-care plan demonstrated by interior designer Patricia Harvey, showcasing red flamenco and yellow dorado palettes in diverse rooms.
Harold Van Zandt, chairman of the Muscatine County ASCS, says 35,239 bushels of non stor able bin site stored corn at West Liberty, Nichols and Letts sites are up for sale by sealed competitive bids. Bids must be received by 2:00 p.m. Friday January 25, 1963. Prospective bidders may inspect the grain with the County ASCS office, and sales must equal or exceed the contents of one structure. Contact the County ASCS for forms and details.
Congress faces a clash of budget systems as it weighs the formal administrative budget of 86.9 billion revenue against a 98.8 billion spend plan with an 8.6 billion deficit while economists scrutinize the cash budget of 112.2 billion receipts and 122.5 billion outlays. Analysts note receipts from trust funds and social programs alter the economy beyond the formal figures, and alternate accounting like National Income Accounts or European long term books offer different views on deficits and spending as the fiscal year 1964 record budget is debated.
Louisa county boards of education discussed establishing special classes for mentally retarded children following six years of study led by a county school psychologist. About 30 identified students across all schools would benefit, with homes scattered statewide. Representatives from Louisa Moscatine and Wapella areas attended along with the county superintendent and specialists.
State Rep. David Stanley of Muscatine county sponsors a bill to outlaw billboards on Interstate highways in Iowa. He notes a Muscatine county opinion poll showing 78 percent support prohibition, and cites a potential 1.5 million dollar federal payment if enacted.
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