Lutheran Homes Festival Set For June 23
Lutheran Homes annual festival scheduled for Sunday June 23 features two services in Memorial Hall with guest speakers. Alumni Association meeting called by president Roy Stange. Committees include General Chairman Millard Nelson Program Rev H C Hafermann Miss Avis Dagman, Miss Donna Schaefler and others. Luncheon chaired by Ben Matz with Women for the Church aiding. Housing, ground seating, parking and ushering plans listed with Zion Lutheran Church members assisting.
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Memorial Hall
Alumni Association
Roy Stange
Millard Nelson
Exoffica
H. C. Hafermann
Victoria Herrmann
John Stumme
Ben Matz
Ben’ Matz
Grace Snowbarger
Orne Mulenix
Frieda Blobaum
Myrne Nelson
Church of Zion Lutheran * Church
Myry de Nelson
Marlyn Fehto
Leona Reckow
Loren Muhlenberg
Ralph Marquardt
Gary Gardina
Wiliam Bunn
Church of Zion ‘Lutheran Church
Paul “Fischer
Wis
Cedar Rapids Budget Sets Elms Disease Fund
Cedar Rapids City Council votes to deduct $100 from each of three departments to seed a fund against Dutch elm disease after Parks Commissioner Don Gardner reports the city's first confirmed case. The move targets municipal elm protection and rapid response.
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Cedar Rapids
Don Gardner
Venezuela faces pivotal vote amid fears of violence
Caracas faces a watershed election to choose Betancourt successors with four candidates campaigning as concerns grow over Communist influence and potential violence. Betancourt has moved to outlaw the Reds, suspend guarantees, and seek new emergency laws while Democratic Action weighs a convention pick amid a hoped strong turnout by peasants, workers, and government employees.
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Paul Finch
Caracas
Venezuela
Diehard Castro
Betancourt
Congress
Marcos Perez
Jimenea
Venequélan
Democratic Action
Church Defers Decision On Dancing Smoking
The Reformed Church in America synod here postponed until next year a decision on dancing and smoking after commissioners asked the Christian Action Commission to study the questions and report at the next meeting. The synod supported Kennedy administration aims to fight Ta social injustice and adopted that resolution.
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Pella
General Synod of the Reformed Church In America
Commissioner's of the Church
Christian Action Commission
Synod
Kennedy
Crowds Gather For Rites for Martyred Monk
Crowds gathered at Buddhist pagodas in Saigon to mourn a monk who immolated himself in protest of President Ngo Dinh Diem's religious policies. Combat police blocked routes to at least five pagodas as monks reported limited entry for paying homage and a pagoda displayed a large multi colored tag before police removed it. No violence occurred though anger toward the United States over military aid to the regime was cited by some Buddhists.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
Kennedy Tax Plan Rejected by House Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee rejected President Kennedy's plan for a $300 tax credit replacing the extra personal exemption and retirement income credits for aged and middle income taxpayers. The Treasury estimated this would cut revenues by about $350 million yearly. The panel also refused Kennedy's bid to allow business deducting research equipment costs as current expenses.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
The
Treasury
Band Festival Queen Selected at North Iowa event
Linda Wilkins of Clear Lake was chosen Miss North Iowa of 1963 at the North Iowa Band Festival silver anniversary. An estimated 45,000 attended the parade featuring two marching bands from northern Iowa and southern Minnesota, 77 queens from area towns, and 23 floats.
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Mason City -Im
Linda Wilkins
Clear Lake
North Iowa
Towa
Minnesota
Boy 10 Killed Crossing Road on Highway 67
Ten year old Donald James Hilton of Sabula was killed Tuesday after running across Highway 67 to reach the family mailbox. The Iowa State Patrol said he ran into the path of a car driven by Frank Spit of Kingston, Pennsylvania. The boy was the son of Mr and Mrs Quentin Hilton. TRE Rev. Smith Massillon Ohio reports three ministers named Smith with churches nearby. Samuel W Smith leads Massillon Evangelical United Brethren Church. Herbert L Smith pastors Fohl Memorial EUB in Navarre. Guy E Smith pastors Otterbein Shepherd EUB near Navarre and Grove EUB near North Industry.
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Clinton
Donald James Hilton
Sabula
Highway 67
Iowa Highway Patrol
Quentin Hilton
Frank Spit
Kingston
TRE
Massillon
Ohio
Smith
Samuel W. Smith
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Lutheran Homes
Euthice’ An
Asih
DeWitt
Allanstein
H. ¢. Hafermann
Avis. Dagman
Donna Schaefler
Charlotte ~ Litt
Ord “Mulenix
Joan’ Gerischer
Toria Herrmann
Rachel Viegut
Karla Nicklaus
Donna ‘Schaeffer
Kenneth Jorgensen
Zion Men's Club
Stumme
Myre Nelson
H. C. Hatermann
Geena Reckow
Imy
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Commu+ Betancourt
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Supreme Court
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Dacron
Wards
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Independence
Wapsipinicon
Lloyd McAllister
Merrill Broshar
Henderson
Dial
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Henderson Drug
Ray W. Zeidler
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