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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1965

Page

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Carvel Hall to Close After 52-Year Doorman Career

In Annapolis Maryland Marcellus Gabriel Hall a longtime doorman in a khaki uniform departs Carvel Hall the social hub for two centuries The hotel between the Maryland legislature and the Navy will be razed to make way for a parking lot The 72 year old Negro employee recalls enforcing the rule that upper floors were off limits to guests and notes several job offers He and other Maryland dignitaries attended a ceremony honoring his fifty two years of service while Gemini 7 pilots were named prime crew for a future spaceflight in Houston Texas

Annapolis Marcellus Gabriel Hall Chesapeake Bay Carvel Hall Carver Hall Hall Maryland William Paca

Vetoed Oversize Truck Bill Ends Movement Toward Looser Rules

DES MOINES AP Gov Hughes vetoed the 1966 oversize truck bill while on a European tour, preserving current truck regulations. He approved 437 other measures including a motel hotel tax extension, a windfall sales tax bill, pension boosts for retirees, and increased rent and poultry inspection requirements.

Des Moines Harold Hughes Europe Hughes State Highway Commission

Morse urges United Nations push to end Vietnam war

Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon urged President Johnson to mobilize every possible means through the United Nations to halt the Vietnam War. Morse, a long time critic of U.S. policy, called for an all-out effort and referenced Johnson's 20th anniversary speech in his push for action.

Washington Wayne’ Morse Johnson Viet Nam United Nations Oregon Democrat Long Sen Morse Mike Mansfield Montana Mansfield Senate House U.S

Possible speed trap probed by Clive on Hickman Road

State briefs report the Town Highway Commission investigates a suspected speed trap on Hickman Road between Des Moines and I 80 35 near Clive. Henry E. Carter named head of Town Employment Security Commission in Des Moines Cedar Rapids. Longo robbed of 817 at GMAC office in Cedar Rapids. Davenport seeks armed bandit after service station robbery. Leopold Co sold to Litton Industries Burlington. Davenport Community School District approves Davenport Walcott merger 469 to 369.

Cedar Rapids GMAC Richard Longo General Motors Acceptance Corp Davenport Apco Burlington Leopold Co Litton Industries, Inc California Scott County Walcott

Gamble Benedict Heiress Marries Clinton NY Police Investigator

In Clinton near Utica, Gamble Benedict heiress and former spouse of Thomas F. Gallagher an $11,500 a year New York State Police investigator were married today at St. Mary's Roman Catholic church in this college community.

Clinton, N.Y Gamble Benedict Thomas F. Gallagher New York St. Mary's Utica

Illinois Legislature Fails Reapportionment Over Dispute

Springfield AP reports bitter clashes stall Illinois House Senate redistricting and congressional apportionment. After hours of talks Speaker Touhy and Sen Arrington say agreement impossible, sending reapportionment to the Supreme Court. A special governor appointed commission to handle House redistricting and court orders loom. Legislature adjourns after rejecting state gasoline tax hike and other measures.

Springfield, Ill Illnois House Senate John Touhy Dchicago W. Russell Arrington Evanston Ment Illinois Supreme Court Otto Kerner Touhy Arrington House GOP Springfield Ilinois Republicans Richard J. Daley Chicago

Tax receipts show 7 percent rise in Iowa year

Des Moines AP Iowa town and state revenues for the year ended June 30 totaled 332.73 million dollars, up 7.18 percent from the prior year. Motor fuel tax 79.6 million, sales tax 79.3 million, individual income 5.7 million, corporate income 5.9 million, liquor profits 15.8 million, beer 3.4 million. Franzenburg praised economy and cross-sector leadership.

DES Moines Paul Franzenburg Franzenburg Iowa

Viet Cong Raid Destroys Planes at Da Nang Base

Viet Cong hit Da Nang air base killing one American, destroying three planes and damaging three more. U S forces fought back with constant air sorties while Marines arrived at Qui Nhon to bolster coastal security. Despite the raid, all aircraft returned safely and several bases remained under guard.

da Nang Saigon South Viet Nam U.S. Air Force Navy North Viet Nam U.S South Viet Nam Qui, Nhon Ayere Fron 7Th Fleet Qui Nhon Republic of South Viet Nam de Nang Chui Ai

Senate Moves to Create Permanent Ethics Watchdog

Washington reports a plan to activate a new permanent Senate ethics committee after the Baker probe. Three senators per party were named to the standards and conduct panel, with Mansfield delaying reveal until final Rules Committee report. Republicans allege a Democratic cover up, while the panel aims to curb conflicts of interest among senators and staff.

Washington Bobby ‘Baker Senate Committee On Standards and Conduct Mike Mansfield Baker Mansfield

Plane Hits Dike In Kansas City Crash

A Continental Airlines 707 skidded off a rain slick runway in a heavy thunderstorm near Kansas City, tearing through a fence and bunker before stopping at a Missouri River dike. Four people injured include two crew and two passengers. the plane broke into three sections. Passengers included military personnel and two Air Force chaplains. Pilot believed to have braked but brakes failed to hold or function.

Kansas City Continental Airlines Missouri River Ralph Heininger Air Force Cass Jack Moses Lubbock Tex John Naughter Los Angeles Lee Zerba Moses

Pope Paul VI Expected to Attend UN General Assembly

The Vatican observer at the United Nations said he expects Pope Paul VI to attend the September start of the UN General Assembly. Msgr. Alberto Giovannetti noted it is premature to speculate on timing or duration but hopes the Pope can address the session.

United Nations, N.Y Vatican United Nations Paul VI U.N. General Assembly Alberto Giovannetti Holy See

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