Iowa String Quartet Performs With Impressive Balance
The Iowa String Quartet impressed the audience with balance and polish Sunday afternoon at the high school auditorium. Star violinist Charles Treger, renowned as the first American to win the Wisniawski International Violin Competition, led the program alongside Megan, John Ferrell, William Prewcll, and Camilla Doppmann. The concert featured Haydn, Mendelssohn, and Debussy quartets, with Civic Music Association board members present for a buffet at the Veerhusens' home afterward.
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Iowa String Quartet
Robert Veerhusen
Civic Music
Charles Kreeb
Charles Treger
Camilla Doppmann
John Ferretl
William Preucil
State University of Iowa
Trager
Europe
Audiorium
Porland
Megan
John Ferrell
William Prewcll
Joseph Haydn
Men
Glandular Inflammation Men’s Health Aid Offered
A dated notice from Excelsior Springs markets a non surgical treatment for glandular inflammation affecting older men. It claims 3000 communities treated last year and offers a free book with no obligation, promising lasting relief beyond temporary cures.
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Excelsior Springs
Excelsior Medical Clinic
Heinz May Acquire Star-Kist Co in Tuna Expansion
H J Heinz and Star-Kist Foods announce directors authorized negotiations for Heinz to acquire Star-Kist. If approved, Star-Kist becomes a Heinz division with Bogdanovich as operating head and offices remaining at Terminal Island California. Star-Kist processes tuna and other fish products with plants in Puerto Rico and West Africa.
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Pittsbugh
Henry d. Heinas
Ute
H. J. Heinys Company
Yoseph J. Bogdanovich
StareKist Foods, Inc
Loriny
Star-Kist
Heinz
Heine
Heing
Frank Armour Jr
Star-Nist
H. J. Heinz Company
Terminal Island
California
Bogdanovich
StawKist
StardKist
Ayo
Puerto Rico
Pecu West Africa
Samor
Deeds Recorded In Muscatine And Wilton Transfers
Estate of Bessie and Nicklas lo Elizabeth N. Carter parcels in Muscatine and Wilton. L A Ford transfers part of lots 1 and 2, block 57 Buller field to Cavvie Ford. Matilda Borgenske transfers part of lot 20 in Mrs J B Nyenhuis addition to Matilda Berprenske and Shirley Baumgartner.
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Bessie
Nicklas Lo
Elizabeth N. Carter
Muscatine
L. A. Ford
Cavvie Ford
Buller Field
Wilton
Matilda Borgenske
Matilda Berprenske
Shirley Baumgar-tner
J. B. Nyenhuis
Muscatine Students Earn Degrees at SUI
Muscatine students will receive degrees at State University of Town midwinter commencement held in the university field house on Saturday February 2. Jovee Nelson Roy F Mauler Thames Schoemaker Ronald Relferi earn bachelor degrees in general science marketing and physical education. Prof Earl E Harper will deliver the address and President Virgil M Hancher will confer the degrees and charge graduates. Rev Fr Robert J Welch will serve as chaplain and William Cader will be master of ceremonies. About 65 students from 82 counties 37 states and 14 foreign countries are expected.
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Muscatine
State University of Town
Midewinter
University
Jovee Nelson
West Fulham R Avenue
Roy F. Mauler
Fair
Acres Drive
Thames
Virgil M. Hancher
Robert J. Welch
School of Religion
William Cader
Stratosphere Pioneer Jean Piccard Dies at 79 in Minneapolis
Dr. Jean Felix Piccard, University of Minnesota emeritus professor and noted for stratospheric balloon flights and cosmic ray research, died on his 79th birthday after years of heart trouble. He first flew in 1993 with his twin brother Auguste, later partnering with his wife for a near 11 mile ascent in 1934 near Detroit, Michigan.
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Minneapolis
Jean Felix Piccard
Piccard
University of Minnesota
Ballont
Auguste
Jean Piccard
Deurnit
Mich
US Space Progress Declares Best Year Yet
President Kennedy told Congress the past year marked the most successful in U.S. space history, with over 50 satellite payloads launched versus 15 by the Soviet Union. Johnson contrasted Soviet results and outlined plans for weather and ice monitoring satellites, noting both civilian and military benefits and growing international cooperation.
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Yern Haugland
Washington
U.S
Kennedy
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
National “Aeronautics ‘and Space Council
United States
Soviet’ Union
Russia
Weathey
Johnson
Soviet Union
Weather Bureau
National ‘Aeronautics and Space’ Administration
DeMolay Installation Held Sunday in Local Lodge
Gary Meerdink was installed as master councilor of G. A. Riemeke chapter DeMolay on Sunday January 27 at 2 p.m. at the Masonic temple. Officers installed included Bill Porter senior councilor Richard Duncan junior councilor Terry Frye senior deacon Richard McCleary junior deacon and others. Installing officers were Tom Graves master councilor Arnold Soli senior councilor Jon Leu junior councilor and Fred Fisher marshal. Gary Meerdink gave a short address followed by a musical selection by Mary Dierks. Flowers were presented by Dr. F. W. Englund dad advisor. Refreshments followed in the ballroom. ushers were Judy Leu and Belly Hinman.
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Gary Meerdink
Edward Meerdink
G. A. Riemeke
Order of DeMolay
Bill Porter
Richard Duncan
Terry Frye
Richard McCleary
Ron Cockshoot
Mike Rogers
Marion Newnan
Ransom McKee
Fred Davis
Tom Graves
Arnold Soli
Jon Leu
Fred Fisher
Mary Diereks
F. W. Englund
Dad
Graves
Judy Leu
Belly Hinman
Rotarians Hear Telstar Program and Satellite Details
Harold Peters reports at a Rotary luncheon on Telstar launched July 10. The satellite orbits 5,400 to 38,000 miles high and enables microwave communications and TV transmission. It provides space radiation data and features color views plus images from the Andover tracking station in Maine. Bell system devices, including solar battery and transistor, made the project possible and Cape Canaveral carried the rocket launch.
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Vie
Telstar
Harold Peters
Mr. Peters
Earth
Telglar
Andover
Maine
Cape Canaaveral
Bell System
Man Found Dead in Trailer on Orange Street
Chester Wellens, about 73, was found dead shortly after 1 p m today in his trailer home at 406 Orange street. Ronald Costas notified police who summoned Dr W W Swayze medical examiner. The body was removed to Fairbanks funeral home.
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Chester Wellens
Orange Street
Ronald Costas
W. W. Swayze
Fairbanks
Kennedy Returns to Washington After Virginia Trip
President Kennedy flew back to Washington by helicopter this morning after a frosty weekend in the Virginia countryside. He landed on the White House grounds after a 51 minute trip from Glen Ora at Middleburg, Virginia. Mrs Kennedy and the children remained at the family's rented estate.
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Washington
Kennedy
Virginia
White House
Glen Ora
Middleburg
Derailment Blocks Rock Island Line Near Clarion
A freight train derailed on the Rock Island line three miles west of Clarion blocking traffic today. Officials estimate tracks will stay blocked until Wednesday morning with no injuries reported. The Muscatine Elks Chanters perform at 7:45 this evening during initiation exercises at the Muscatine Elks Lodge.
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Rock Island
Here
Muscatine
Bridge Truck Control Begins on Illinois Route 92
High bridge on Illinois highway 92 opened truck controls at 7 a m today as bans on tandem trucks and trailers were posted. A manned checkpoint to regulate those allowed on the span will operate until a traffic light system is installed in about six months, the bridge commission said.
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H.R. Wack McConnohe
Milan
Dil
Bridge Commission
Wayne Ziegenhorn
Lawrence McCleary
Clifford Greenwald
Don Krider
Bridge Commission of Traffic Controlers
Illinois
Toll House
Journal
Mediators Hold Futile Session In Paper Strike
New York city hall mediation meetings failed to end a 52 day shut down of nine major newspapers. Mayor Wagner led the effort, but after three sessions totaling 13.74 hours, no progress was reported. Public comments were prohibited by an agreed understanding.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Saunday
Waymer
Telt City
Trip to Europe for Mr and Mrs Mike Lofgren
Mr and Mrs Mike Lofgren of 45 Leroy have left for New York to board a plane to Europe. They plan visits to London and Paris among other points of interest after Lofgren, a salesman, won the trip in a sales promotion contest.
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Europe
Mike Lofgren
Leroy
New York
London
Paris
Lofgren
Dillon Sees Congress Approving Tax Cut Plan This Year
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon predicts Congress will pass Kennedy tax cuts and revisions this year with some changes. He told ABC that the measure should clear the House by June 1 and that the basic program will likely survive unscathed. The plan envisions a three year program with private reductions of 13.6 billion and revenue of 33 billion, while the U S Chamber of Commerce questions the growth impact of lower income tax emphasis and weaker corporate rate cuts.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Congress
Kennedy
Dillon
ABC
House
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ecific
U.S
Return of Howard Wagner From Iowa City Hospital
Howard Wagner of 1200 Wisconsin street returned Friday from Iowa City where he was a patient at University hospitals.
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Howard Wagner
Wisconsin Street
Iowa City
University Hospitals
Mark to Attend Insurance Meeting in Des Moines
J William Marle of Muscatine a director of the Town Association of Independent Insurance Agents will join meetings in Des Moines Thursday with officers state officials and legislators Plans for the Iowa Association of Independent Insurance Agents annual convention to be held in April at Des Moines are discussed A 690 dinner meeting will be attended by association officers legislative committee and insurance committees of the Iowa House and Senate Legislation on Iowa insurance laws and bills will be introduced this session Also notes Theodore Dousdas 113 Kansas is a patient at the Veterans hospital in Iowa City
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J. William Marle
Muscatine
Town Association of Independent Insurance Agents
Des Moines
Insurance Group
Iowa Association of Independent Insurance Agents
Towa House
Senate
Iowa
Colds Linked to Coxsackie A-21 Virus Found
Raymond and Grimm Pharmacy notes scientific focus on the Coxsackie A-21 virus as a cause of many colds. The piece highlights over 214 related viruses and suggests progress toward a cure while promoting Grimm Drug Store and its fast prescriptions. A household hint suggests peroxide loosens tight screws and balls.
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Grimm Drug Store
2Nd St
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Llyenialor Springer
Windiy
Wame
Yadorede
H. J. Heinz
Star-Kist Co
SUI
East Second Street
Robert
Paibley Atria
Zotz
Wit Tom Poston
STOF
Mark
N. City
Theodore Dousdas
Kansas
Veterans
Towa City
Raymond &. Grevim
R.P
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