Muscatine to Hold July 8 Meeting on Liquor Licenses
Muscatine city council set 7:30 p.m. Monday as a special meeting to consider applications for liquor by the drink. Applicants must file forms with the city clerk and post a $4,000 bond, provide liability insurance, and meet state liquor control requirements before state approval. The council vote approved the meeting. several aldermen were absent.
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Library Records 10 436 Users as June Totals Shift
The P M Musser Public Library shows 131 new borrowers in June, but 307 juvenile cards were dropped as students move to adult cards. overall registration stands at 10 436. June circulation fell by 288 volumes to 4 424. nonfiction accounts for about three quarters of daily circulation, with a high of 452 books and a low of 238 in a day.
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Library Adds 31 New Books Amid Ongoing Stock Update
The library received 31 new additions including 18 juvenile titles and 13 others, all provided to borrowers. A total of 350 books were added during the period, increasing the collection while 9,983 books remain available in the library.
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Court Suspends Wife's Term in Fatal Stabbing
An American mother, Mrs. Donald R. Grimm, 24, of Omaha Nebraska, was given a five year suspended sentence by a French court for unpremeditated assault in the stabbing death of her husband, a Town Falls, Town, soldier. The verdict found voluntary homicide not proven. She faces transfer to U S Army authorities for return to the United States.
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Omaha
United States
America
Muscatine Men In Army Display For JFK Visit
Muscatine area soldiers showcased in Hanau Germany during President Kennedy's visit to mark a massed display of missiles artillery and engineer equipment. Included are PFC Gary Albrecht and Pvt Alvie Covadd of local families along with Sgt Cannar a Rock Island native and others serving in the 8th Infantry and 38th Armor units in Germany.
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Local Testing Proposed for Dutch Elm Arrester
In Muscatine a Grain Processing Corporation letter asks city council to study a local test area for a Dutch Elm disease arrester. Trials run in Princeton Illinois and Mishawaka Indiana show encouraging results in early detection and treatment.
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Housing Boom Under Way at Iowa Colleges
Des Moines reports a major student housing building boom on Iowa college and university campuses as enrollments rise. Fourteen of Iowa’s 28 four year institutions are opening new housing and facilities costing over 7.8 million dollars last fall, with virtually all others planning or under construction. Estimates for the next two to three years exceed 20 million dollars.
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Robert Cline Named National Guard Officer
Robert E. Cline of West Liberty was appointed as a Second Lieutenant in the Iowa National Guard. Maj. Gen. Junior F. Miller announced the appointment of 26 guard officers all graduates of the Iowa Military Academy.
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New Life Movement Crusade Reaches 22,214 Decisions in Japan
In Tokyo, a Baptist crusade known as the New Life Movement reports 22,214 decisions for Christ over five weeks. Leaders note the response far exceeds expectations, with only 14,000 Baptists in Japan before the campaign.
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KC Officers Installed in District Department
Deputy John Schumacher installed the new KC officers at a regular meeting. Alfred D. Oppelt was grand knight and Norbert Beckey deputy grand knight. Others include Bernard J. Planggers chancellor, Henry Guck warden, Dick Krueger recording secretary, Eugene Panther treasurer, Warren Longhurst lecturer, Robert Tadewald inside guard, Frank Aoosing outside guard, Wilbur Roby financial secretary. Trustees Tver Brecht Earl Jones Claude Farrell. Chaplain Reverend Father D. L. Waldschmidt. Ray Novak advocate. Committees: Edward W. Riley Catholic activities Joe Rauch council activities Willard Last fraternal activities Harry Fisher membership Bernard J. Flanders public relations Dr W P Greattinger youth activities. Tom Tadewald Boy's State representative spoke on his experiences.
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Bernard J. Plangers
Henry ‘Vw. Guck
Dick Krueger
Eugene Panther
Warren Longhurst
Robert Tadewald
Frank Aoosing
Tom Tadewald
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Boy's State
VFW Urges Respect for Flag on July 4
John Harold Kemble Post 1565 commander Hatfield urged all citizens to display the flag at homes and businesses on July 4 and to observe proper civilian and uniform salutes as the parade passes. He said the gesture proves Americans’ way of life and readiness to defend the nation if needed.
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Certify Judicial Selections In Iowa Nominating Panels
Iowa Supreme Court clerk’s office certifies the 15 member State Judicial Nominating Commission and district commissions. The big panel recommends to the governor for Supreme Court vacancies and district court benches. Seventh district appointees include Eckhard, McCarthy, Mockridge, Wittenmeyer, and Haylock.
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Burlington
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Muscaine Counties
A. Wayne Eckhard
Muscatine
Martin F. McCarthy
Davenport
W. R. Mockridge
DeWitt
Charles E. Wittenmeyer
Stewart Haylock
Maquoketa
Varied July 4 Band Concerts At Weed Park
Conductor Charles Kreeb leads two Weed Park band concerts on July 4 with varied fare. Afternoon program at 2 pm features ten selections including Exodus Gold Mannix pieces and marches, while the evening program offers thirteen pieces by Meacham Anderson Porter Rodgers Osser Prokofiev Sousa and King. Grant support from the Musicians Performance Trust Fund and Local 951, AFM.
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