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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1966
Page
1
In Brantford Ontario a collie named Gypsy delights in a fox trot style over jumps as owner Jum McEwan ten squirts water from a city park fountain. Canadian Press photo.
The Les Coyotes Indian Reservation near Warner Springs California opens for weekends with picnickers invited. Ten tamper? 10? The note prohibits guns bows and arrows to keep events peaceful.
Daniel Boone, 29, of St Joseph County, received a pistol permit from the county clerk to carry a firearm while hunting trapping or target shooting. The permit was issued recently by the county clerk's office.
In Hot Springs New Mexico this week most of the Boy Scouts are to be dressed as Indians with one Navajo boy in a soldier role. John Claws comments that the Navajo will be saved from the reversal. The pageant at Crazy Horse continues with the unusual casting.
Chapel Hill NC. CHAPEL Hill im-Ed Covert a UNC senior was not due to graduate until fall but already has his diploma mailed by mistake. Officials have asked for its return. Covert says he plans to return it but adds that after four years he still does not know what he is doing, and claims others are likewise unsure.
The An Khe village in central Viet Nam hosts a rabbit scheme led by Capt. Donald Savage to supplement refugees' incomes and food. Families invest about 1 or 1.18 plasters each to buy a male and two females, with profits shared as rabbits multiply. The program, backed by Father Ngoc, seeks rapid breeding and wider adoption across central Viet Nam.
Federal agencies announce grants supporting sabbatical leaves for art teachers research on strawberry disease and cancer drug studies. Highlights include almost 134 million for mass transit projects, 7 million for Cleveland airport extension, 354 981 to Honolulu for parks, 2 million for Yale cancer drug research, and 115 000 to Boyce Thompson Institute. Senate Agriculture Committee votes to expand school lunch grants and House committee clears antipoverty grants.
Washington reports that rapid jet travel disrupts diplomats daily rhythms, causing possible judgment errors when fatigued. State Department doctor Donald K. McIntyre notes 24 hours of reduced mental acuity post long flights and a four day rest to recover. A 50,000 mile Washington to Santiago test with minimal time-zone shift showed passengers stayed on local meal times.
Madrid authorities crack down on beatniks during summer season inviting six detained individuals to police headquarters. They were released with orders to bathe shave and haircut and to clean up or leave Spain within 46 hours. Among the six were Americans including a Harvard graduate.
Santo Domingo AP report notes James Symington, US protocol chief and one of Washington's best dressed men, appeared at a presidential reception in Santo Domingo wearing borrowed shoes one size too large after forgetting his black shoes in Washington. He attended with Vice President Humphrey for Joaquin Balaguer's inauguration. Indiana Woman Heads Fellowship. Lafayette AP says Mrs. A Dale Fiers of Indianapolis elected president of the International Christian Women's Fellowship. For years county auditor gave prospective brides a gilt box of Soap for licenses. practice ends as new supply marked For maternity patients arrives.
Read about Pam McBride and Sue Stockton both 12 with Girl Scout Troop 177 and Washington school learning flag ceremonies and the meaning of the flag. Curtis Maxwell and Fred George, Boy Scout Troop 14 at Lincoln school, practice proper flag folding and care. Local residents Otts Maeglin and Ada Talkington are highlighted for flag displays and sewing patriotic banners.
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