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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1963

Page

2

Mayor Proposes Bridge Payment For Muscatine

Mayor Robert Bosch proposed using the citys general obligation bond capacity to pay off about 309000 owed on the Muscatine bridge. The bridge commission and federal government appoints maintain and operate the bridge with revenue paying mortgages. Council reactions were mixed with alderman Finnegan urging the bridge commission handle the obligation and Peters cautioning against rushing.

Muscatine Neecs Mississippi Robert Bosch Theyi Muscatine Bridge Commission Brilge Commission Beech Swayer Harold Pat) Finnegan Bridge Commission Aldecman Harold Peters Bob

Iowa State Alumni Picnic Set for July 21

Arrangements completed for the annual Iowa State University Alumni family picnic to be held at the shelter house in Kimberly Park West Side on Sunday July 21 at 1 30 p m. A brief program includes a report on federal animal health laboratory activities. Special guest Prof H M Black head of the division of mechanical engraving will attend. All alumni and students are invited and asked to bring a covered dish and table service. Beverages supplied by the committee.

Iowa State Shelter House Kimberly Park West Side Federal Animal Health Laboratory Ruest H. M. Black We Division of Mechanical Enginraving Tharse

Bowling Gets 8 Year Term In Binz Death

Bowing M Bowling, 28, of Davenport, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Charles A. Binz, 38, formerly of Muscatine. Scott County District Court Judge Lowell D. Phelps sentenced him to up to eight years in the Anamosa reformatory and imposed a $1,000 fine. The plea reduced murder charges and cited intoxication as a factor in the incident.

Jackson M. ‘Bowling East Sixth Davenport Charles A. Binz Muscatine Anamosa Reformatory Scott County Lowell’ D. Phelps Bowling Bing

Charge Woman With Assault And Battery

Mrs. Harry Kauffman of 1034 Climer Street was charged with assault and battery after a warrant served Thursday. She posted a $24 bond and is due to appear July 18 before Justice Halvey G. Alber Jr. The warrant followed a complaint by Ogal Sapp alleging involvement of Dawn Sapp.

Harry ‘Kauffman Climer Street Adlars Justica of the Peace Halvey G. Alber, Jr Ogal Sapp Kauffman Dawn Sapp

City awards off street parking lot contract in Muscatine

The Muscatine city council accepted the lowest bid of 40,753.95 from 19 Brosvari Lucas for a mixed phase project adding 100 off street parking spaces in blocks of West Second and East Second streets. Construction includes cement surfaces, entrances on Second street, and an 8 Walnut street distance. The project, designed by the city engineering department, aims for completion by October with funding from parking meter revenue and lot improvements.

Parcons Brosvari-Lucas Muscatine Tirat West Second Street Walnut’ Street Jeast Second Suraet Fox 48 East Second Street Walnut Street City’ Engineering Brossatt-Lucas

Santa Fe Super Chief Through Here

Blocking on the main line near Edelstein Tl derailed five freight cars and damaged about a mile of tracks. The Santa Fe Super Chief westbound reportedly ran over the Rock Island line between Chillicothe and Kansas City. A burned journal is believed to have caused the midtrain derailment. No injuries were reported.

Santa Fe Edelstein Super Muscatine Rock Island Jin Rock Island Chillicothe Ransas City

Public Health Warns on Salmonella From Unclean Eggs

The Public Health Service reports 77 people across 25 states and the District of Columbia contracted salmonella from contaminated eggs following an outbreak traced to cracked or unclean eggs. The source was not named, and hospitals were not identified. Illness can cause gastroenteritis, stomach cramps, diarrhea, and fever in severe cases.

Washington Public Health Service Columbia Ealing New York City

Ex-School Head Pleads Innocent Of Embezzlement

John J. Hurwitz 70 former Central City Community School superintendent in Linn County pleaded innocent in district court to a 446.98 embezzlement charge. He resigned July 2 after restitution on April 11. indicted by county grand jury. The case stems from an audit by a state examiner.

Social Rapids Linn County John J. Hurwitz Central City Hurwitz

Misses Dona andi Stalkfleet Visit Farmington Grandparents

The Misses Dona andi Stalkfleet of Farmington North Carolina are visiting their grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Stalkfleet at 1067 Youcas street.

One Killed in Car Truck Crash

A truck driver remained in serious condition at a Fort Dodge hospital after a traffic collision near Highways 5 and 17. A Colorado man, Jesse Diver Amia, 79, of Loveland, Colo, was killed instantly when his car collided with a semitrailer driven by Paul Anderson, 37, of Fort Dodge. The crash occurred four miles west of here.

Vacant Davenport Building Burns

A fire broke out in a vacant two story Davenport building on a Thursday afternoon in downtown. Firemen cited an acetylene torch used to raze old wood near an elevator as the likely fire source. the Iowa-Illinois Gas and Coal Company had begun razing the structure.

Davenno Iowa-Illinois’ Gas, and Co

Two New Agencies In Drive For 1964 Funds

Muscatine United Fund board approved a 103 500 budget for 1964 to support health welfare and youth needs. Two new agencies added are the Iowa Children's Home Society with 1 000 and National Travelers Aid Association with 67, raising total to 108 500 including campaign expenses and reserves.

United Fund Muscatine Board Muscatine Welfare Association Boy Scouts of America Girl Scouts of America YALCA Ublic Health Nursing Association Salvation Army Emergency & Rescue Unit Amerccan Red Cross Muscatine Co Association For Retarded Children Us.d Arthritis National Travelers Aid Association United Fine Administration United Fund Board of Directors Iowa Children’s Home Society Iowa Children Society Iowa Reedit Muscatine Buded

Introductory Sermon Sunday For New Pastor

Rev. James W. Kalthoff becomes pastor of Our Savior Lutheran Church Muscatine and St Paul Lutheran Church Wapello. He will preach his introductory sermon titled Ministers Are Ambassadors. The congregation meets at Hotel Muscatine with worship at 8 a m and Bible class at 10 a m. A new church site on Lucas Street is planned.

James W. Kalthoff Our Savior Lanheran Church Missouri Synod Muscatine Kalthoff Concordian Theological Seminary Springfield Marshall Our Savior Lutheran Church St. Paul's Lutheran Church Wapello Park Avenue Nalthott Lutheran Church Lucas Street Hotel Muscatine

Prisoner Escapes Polk County Jail Through Window

Raymond Lewis Post, 38 of Davenport, sawed through bars and a mesh screen to escape Thursday night from Polk County jail by crawling through a 10 inch window and dropping 15 feet on a mattress strip rope. Another prisoner, Raymond Lee Bestman, 25 of Gilman, Wisconsin, attempted the same escape but failed. Sheriff Wilbur T. Hiléreth commented on the incident.

Des Moinds Polk County Raymond Lewis Post Davenport Wilbur T. Hiléreth Raymond Lee Bestman Gilman Wis

Royal Departure From Britain Guards Athens Flight

King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece left London by plane for Athens after a turbulent four day state visit marked by violent demonstrations. Security was tight at Buckingham Palace and London airport with police and security agents blocking entrances and a Greek airliner waiting for departure. A large police presence and barricades controlled access while authorities anticipated potential protests.

London Paul Frederika Greece Athens Buckingham Palace

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