Naval Commander Douglass Posted to Australia for Legal Office
Muscatine native Commander Dee W. Douglass US Navy has been assigned to Australia to establish a legal office in Canberra. The liaison will handle criminal jurisdiction issues involving US armed forces, civilians, and tort claims, and support the status of forces agreement with Australia. Douglass, commended by Defense officials, will oversee agreements on imports, duties, and military exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Douglass
East Eighth
Muscatine
Sec
Dee ‘W. Douglass
US. Navy
Navy
Australia
Canberra
United States
Cade
Douglass
Department
Defense
Department ‘of State
Status Af
Government of
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Naval
Northwest Cape
Innational
Oe Uo Cdr
Muscatine High “School
Muscating Community College
State University of Iowa
State of Iowa
Court of Military’ Appeals
Bar
Supreme Court
Boundary Rift Settlement Nears Quietly in El Paso Case
Washington moves toward settling a long running boundary dispute over 1 million years of land along the Rio Grande near El Paso. Negotiators reportedly resolved compensation for property and costs of resettling U S citizens as the border area reshapes after the river’s course change dating back to 486d.
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Washington —i
United States
el Page
TLS
U.S
Rio Grande
el, Paso
Burial Insurance Sold by Mail Advertisement
This ad promotes a mail order burial insurance policy from Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance. It targets ages 40 to 90 with no medical exam and promises $1,000 life coverage to ease funeral costs. The offer invites readers to send name, address, and birth year to the Fort Worth Texas office for free information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Reserve Life Insurance
Central Security Lie Insurance Co
West Rosedale
Fort Worth
Texas
Licenses Sought Under New Liquor By The Drink Law
Fourteen taverns clubs and the Sunset Inn pursue beer licenses under the new liquor by the drink law. City council meets at 780 tonight to consider requests needing state approval, with bond and liquor shop insurance checks possible. Also, Sunset Inn’s application approved by the County Board, first under the new law, as rural tavern licensing rules shift from lot division to new standards.
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Jocal
Taveern
Councit
State Liquors Commission
Park Lane
Gulf Club
Farmers Riverview Inn
Muscatine Tap
Winky’ ‘Tavern
Freese -Int
Manjorie's Corner
Laver
Biks
Lodge
Geneva Country Club
Friendly
County Board of Supervisors
State Commission
Sunset Inn
Sunset
Linden Gunman Admits Killings After 8 Hour Rampage
Coleman, a 36 year old Negro truck driver, sits in jail as authorities prepare a mound of charges for the Linden spree. He admits killing his wife Millie, 37, and his sister in law, wounding three others, abducting and raping Mary Kaminsis, 18. He faces charges including the slaying of a slater inlaw Ruby Coleman, 45, rape, pistol whipping, and three Lothar shootings. The crime spree began Friday afternoon when Coleman was enraged after his wife planned to leave him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
Ve Pichard
Toldy Coleman
Coleman
Mary Kaminsis
Joseph C. Monico
Millie
Monico
Cash Taken From South Side Tavern
The South Side tavern at 607 Grandview Avenue was entered after 5 p.m. Sunday with the front door forced. About $45 was taken along with six or seven cartons of cigarettes. A blue suitcases full of clothes was reported stolen Sunday morning.
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South Side
Grandview Avenue
Chris Nolan
Waukegan
Cedar Street
James ‘A. Johnson
Roby
Johnson
Chester McKillip
Lowe
Mississippi River barge traffic slows on low water at Lock 16
Barge movement on the Mississippi River dwindled due to low water, with about 70 barges reported idle near Lock 16 and in the Keithsburg area. Water levels remain below normal after minimal rainfall, while Davenport saw a 4 inch to 5 inch rise in the past day as crews monitor river conditions and traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Keithsburg
Muscatirne
Davenport
Rotary Club Convention Reports Given
Rotary International Convention held in St Louis in June drew 11 000 attendees from 50 nations. Marlin Schaaland and Volger along with their wives spoke of the event and Rotary House of Friendship duties. Directors approved the club budget for the new year starting July 1.
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Rotary International
St. Louis
Rotary Club
Incheon
Marlin Schaaland
St.Louis
Ehub
Sehauland
Rotary House of Friendship
Schauland
Volgar
Waa
Ape
Iowa Corn Loan Borrowers List 1961 Field Report
A Muscatine man among 30 Iowa producers receiving more than 25000 in price support loans for the 1961 crop. Howard Smith pledged 22620 bushels to receive 26918 dollars. The top loan was 189699 dollars to W P Adams I of Odellot for 7878 bushels. 1962 crop figures will be released next year.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Crop Corp
Agriculture Department
Howard Smith
Commodity Credit Corp
W. P. Adams I
Odetolt
Rural-Urban Cooperation Cited by State Rep Stanley
State Representative David Stanley of Muscatine County urged rural urban cooperation at the Muscatine County Angus Association gathering at the James Van Nice farm. He noted the 1963 legislature authorized the Iowa Development Commission to spend 100000 dollars to promote industrial use of farm products and create jobs for Iowans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stanley
Muscatine County
Muscatine
Stanley
Towa Development Commission
Towa
Railroad Passenger Travel in 962 United States
A historical note states that railroad passenger travel in the year 962 equaled a 107 mile trip for every person in the United States, indicating the scale of rail use in that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Admitted and security details in daily report notes
The list records admissions at University hospital Town City including Frank Mallie and Susan Elchélberger among many others from Columbus Wapello and Muscatine areas. It notes eye surgery for Ruth Mucha, births at local addresses, and multiple court actions including temporary support, injunctions, and fines.
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Frank Mallie
Arthur Hill
Evans
Willliam Lark
Columbus
Susan Elchélberger
Martha Witeke
Ray. Yocum
Conesville
Mary Snyder
Paul
Freund
Fort Wort
Donald
Linda John
Johnny Schaaf
Mulberry
Ard Veer
Cassabaum
Brenda Sue Wels
Grand Ave
Lucille Martin
Gus’ Allchin
Marvin Binsnert
Arthur Elliott
Pauline Strong
Ohio
University Hospital
Town City
Ruth Mucha
Woodlawn
Sam. Snyder
Lioyd Smith
Roy Hintermeister
E. Fifthy Tra Crow
W. Fulham
John iHerwig
Edna Cantor
Crestline
Merritt Conklin
Tackson
Herman. Suhl
Jakd
Washington
John Wince
Pond
Eunice Murphy
New Boston
Orville Reeves
Cline
Favl Stelaner
David DeVore
Wapello
Steven Sult
Lucas
Randy Reuurer
Reynolds
Don Stapp
Innetson
Alvin Allmandinger
Taylor Ridge
Welden
Howerton
First ‘Ave
Brian Lessenger
Julietson
Mary Frierden
James Shoemaver
Richard Eichelberger
Som
Elster Drahaus
Nebraska
Ray Yocum
Nenneth Ross
Sycamore
Muscatine High Receives North Central Certificate
Muscatine High School earned a certificate honoring 90 years of continuous membership in the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The association accredits schools and Muscatine is among the few in the state with 50 year membership. Dr. J. E. Me Adams of the University of Town signed the certificate as a former chairman.
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Muscatine High’ School
North Central Associations of Colleges and Secondary Schools
North Central Association
Muscatine
JE. Me‘Adams
University of Town
North Central ‘Association
Fireworks Climax Holiday Winners of Contests at Weeds Park
Fireworks capped a weekend at Weeds Park with Jaycees led events ending postponed July Fourth activities. Children from ages six to eleven competed in sack races footages rope jumping and football throw with multiple winners and ties listed including Diane Kemper Debbie Garvin Jim Lykam and Lloyd Havelmann. A teenage dance followed the rain interrupted festivities with Duane Hopkins and Mary Brunner winning the dance contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeds Park
Roger Lande
Werd Park
Diane
Rick Hanson
Tom Thomas
Randy Fisher
Jim Lykaci
Doug Randleman
Tom Maxfield
Debbie Garvin
Cynthia ‘Stover
Debby, Fisher
Darla Garvin
Sandy French
Roxanna Harifox
Carl Stover
Dennis Eaton
Charles Graham
Jackie Lee
Bill Randleman
James Wleindorp
Jim Lykam
Roxanna
Harifox
Mike Yo. Com
Lloyd Havelmann
Leslie Wilmack
County Attorney to Explain New Iowa Liquor Law
County Attorney Garry Woodward will explain the Iowa liquor control law at an 8:20 p.m. meeting Wednesday in the Muscatine city hall council chambers. The session targets groups seeking on premise liquor permits under the July 4 effective act and invites city and town councils and the board of supervisors to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Garry Woodward
Woodward
Muscatine City Hall
Muscatine County
Board’ of Supervisors
College Office Opens Tuesday at Muscatine JC
Muscatine Community College on Grandview will open for registrations Tuesday from 7 to 9 30 p.m. under Dean James P. Lopez. The office will also be open in mornings through Friday, and will close from July 13 to July 29. Summer registrants will attend classes in the new junior college building on Colorado Street which is nearing completion.
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Muscatine Community College
Grandview
James PF. Lopez
Colorado Street
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