City Paving Hearing Re scheduled for July 18
Muscatine aldermen re scheduled a public hearing on the 1968 street paving program for 7 p.m. on July 14 at the city council meeting Tuesday night. A hearing had originally been set for July 2. The notice process lagged as the city engineer did not mail certified notices to property owners required by law. Citizens may speak for or against the plan when the hearing occurs.
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Muscatine
Fulham Avenue
Lyle Hinman
May
Burnside Ave
Barry Avenue
Amherst Street
Leroy Street
Amherst
Mulberry
Sunrise
Park Lane
James Dale Sojka
Sojka
Justice of Peace Court
Douglas Morgan
Mike Borgstadt
Darrell Eugene Staley
Francis Raymond Fowlie
Obituary notices from Muscatine and area
Funeral services and obituaries for Harry Gipple, Ida Garrett, Rhinehart Kaalberg, Fred Wehmeyer, August Wehmeyer, Guy N. Flater, Ida L. Johnson and others from Muscatine area. Details include dates, funeral homes Stacy-Lewis and Riley, interments at Letts Conesville Nichols Wapello Greenwood Oak Ridge and church services at St Joseph West Liberty Cedar Valley and Walnut Street Baptist.
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Stacy-Lewis
Hubert Sunderman
United Presbyterian ‘Church
Donna Hughes
Wayne Orr
Melvin Orr
Richard Wehmeyer
Donald Wehmeyer
John Orr
Donald Walker
Conesville Cemetery
Atalissa
John
Rebecca Huff Flater
Muscatine County
Cedar Valley
Muscatine
Guy Flater
Florence Stephens
West Liberty
Dorothy) Carey
July 4 Dance At Armory Features KSTT Host Bobby Rich
Bobby Rich KSTT Davenport program director and 22 year old radio talent will MC a Fourth of July dance at the National Guard Armory Thursday night until 11 pm. He will host contests and prize giveaways with the Daybreakers and Go-Go girls. Rich has been in radio since 15 and can be heard 3 to 6 p.m. daily.
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Bobby Rich
KSTT
Daybreakers
National Guard Armory
Rich
Kstt Radio
Davenport
Midwest
Edna McCormick obituary and stock market notes
Edna McCormick 82 of San Diego California died at Edgemoor Nursing Home in Santee California. Graveside services at Letts cemetery Friday. burial Letts. She married Max J. McCormick in 1910 and had a brother Earl Baker of San Diego. Also listed is a New York Stocks bulletin with numerous company quotes and percentages.
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Fred W. Wehmeyer
Wapello
Henry and
Mary Gauss Wehmeyer
Louisa County
Wehmeyer
Methodist Church
1.C.C.F. No. 19
Derexa Rebekah Lodge
George Gauss
Burlington
Dudgeon-McCulley Funeral Home
George F. Snyder
Wapello Cemetery
Edna McCormick
Letts Cemetery
Richard Fis
Nichols
Scott
Emma Smith Baker
Max J. McCormick
Letts
Hughes Says Meeting Was Beneficial to Iowa
Iowa Governor Harold Hughes denied a reporter’s quote that he left the Midwest Governors Conference to pursue “more important things in Iowa.” He telegrammed Wisconsin Governor Knowles that sessions were beneficial and receptions well done, countering a view that the conference was merely social with meaningless resolutions and golf.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Midwest
Hughes
Liquidations Lower Futures on Chicago Board of Trade
General liquidation weakened most commodity futures as wheat, corn, soybeans and oats hit seasonal lows. Active trade followed preholiday calm. Weather for small grains remained favorable, risking record majors and delaying any near term futures upturn. Wheat July at 1.25% cents. corn 1.10% to 1.1056. oats 67% cents. rye near 1.09% to 1.13%. soybeans 2.65% lower for July.
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Chicago (Lp
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago cash grains price report today
Muscatine grain quotations as of 11 a.m. today show Corn No 2 yellow at 1.06 with 15 day delivery and moisture discounts. Soybeans No 2 and No 1 yellow around 2.61 with 15 day delivery. Wheat No 2 hard at 1.30 and No 2 soft red at 1.24 with energy for moisture discounts. Oats No 2 extra heavy white at 69.4 cents.
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Hershey
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Chicago
Burlington Hawk-Hye backs Rockefeller for president
AP reports Burlington Iowa most storied newspaper, the Hawk-Hye, endorsed Nelson Rockefeller for the presidency. Editor John McCormally, a lifelong Democratic voter since 1944, disclosed he previously favored Senator Robert Kennedy before Kennedy's assassination.
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Burlington
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Yowa
Butchers Report From Chicago Stockyards Prices Rise
Official Friday livestock receipts: cattle 4,000. hogs 4,000. Hogs up 25 to 50 cents. sow markets steady to 25 higher. Slaughter steers 50 to 75 higher, heifers 50 higher, cows up to 25. Prime and high choice slaughter steer values around 29.00 to 29.25 per cwt. spring lambs steady with 28.00 to 28.50 for 90 to 100 lb. Sheep and calves data incomplete.
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Chicago
USDA
Omaha
Stock Market Gains In Brisk Preholiday Rally
The New York stock market rose in a brisk preholiday session with gains outpacing losses about 4 to 1. The Dow Jones industrial average advanced 4 to 5 points as prices strengthened throughout the day. Strong technicals and upbeat economic news fueled the move with several major issues leading gains. In Omaha, hogs and cattle prices were higher, with hogs up 25 to 75 cents and cattle and calves rising as demand held steady.
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IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
Gulf Western
CIT Financial
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
du Pont
Standard Oil of Indiana
Liggett & Myers
Cerro Corp
Occidental Petroleum
American Stock Exchange
Daily Hospital Admits and Discharges Across Iowa Cities
The Daily Report lists admissions at VA Hospital Iowa City including Lula Browning Fruitland Arthur Hill 511 E Fifth Ray Brown 513 EB 11th Stella Holliday Hershey Home Mrs Emil Gravert 1411 Gran Ave Miss Cynthia Meier Wil ton Robert Peterson 408 Lake Park Blvd. Dismissals include Gary Montagna 1223 Smalley Mrs Clifford George 803 KE Ninth and several others. Births note daughters to Wendell Collison 1228 Dale and James Anderson 601 E Fifth and a son to Donald Noll Route 4 all reported Tuesday.
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Lula Browning
Fruitland
Arthur Hill
Ray Brown
Stella Holliday
Hershey
Emil Gravert
Gran Ave
Cynthia Meier
Wilton
Robert Peterson
Lake Park Blvd
VA Hospital
Iowa City
Foom
East Wing
Gary Montagna
Smalley
Clifford George
Sarah Whitlock
Durant
Lawrence Rowe
Letts
George Terrill
Oregon
Abe Rosenberg
John Robinson
Roscoe
Stella Pearson
Mulberry
Leo May
James Matthews
New Boston
Lewis McKeown
Lincoln Blvd
Marie Lopez
George M. Lincoln
Moscow
James Howard, Sr
Robert Hines
Cedar
Mabel Hagermann
Frank Gillett
Millberry
Wendell Collison
Dale
JC's Region 5 Meeting Held At Columbus
More than 110 attended the Region 5 Jaycees meeting at the Louisa County fairgrounds in Columbus Junction. State president Gene Madoux spoke, Pen City and Fort Madison members attended, and Cleo Geralds, national director, was a guest speaker. A barbecue supper was held 4 to 6 with Verda Jones in charge. Delegates from 26 chapters participated.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County Fairgrounds
Pen City
Fort Madison
Gene Madoux
Des Moines
Frank Jamison
Cleo Geralds
Wilton Junction
Verda Jones
Post Office to Close Thursday for July 4 Holiday
Muscatine acting postmaster Walter Conway announced the postoffice will shut for the day on Thursday in observance of the Fourth of July. Lobby hours are 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m with one mail dispatch at 6 05 p m. No city or rural deliveries will occur.
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Muscatine
Walter Conway
Postoffice
Parades Planned For July Fourth Area Activities
July Fourth events include two parades in Grandview and Morning Sun. Grandview parade starts 10 30 a m from the school through downtown while Morning Sun parades at 1 30 p m with floats judged beforehand. Morning Sun marks its centennial day with a tractor pull skydiving show and horse event tonight.
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Grandview
Morning Sun
Moline Gospel Groups Plan July 4 Picnic
Four fellowship groups from Moline Gospel temple will join for a July 4 picnic at Muscatine Weed Park. Over 200 youth and adults are expected, with a vesper service at 7:15 on the grassy knoll opposite the lagoon. Rev. Gary Curtis and Rev. Charles L Hollis will lead talks and music by young participants. Public invited.
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Moline Gospel Temple
Muscatine
Weed Park
JHC
CYC
YAC
Gary Curtis
Charles L Hollis
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Ray Novak
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