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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1968
Page
15
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department scientists created two dairy drinks from whey, the cheese byproduct. One uses whey and cream with chocolate or fruit flavor. the other blends whey with soy flour and citrus. Both were developed at the USDA research laboratory in Washington.
Lutherans at the Iowa District Convention of the American Lutheran Church tabled a proposal urging congressional action on gun control. Delegates argued against church endorsement of specific legislation. The body approved a 1969 budget of 376000 dollars funding race relations courses at Lutheran colleges in Waverly Decorah and Forest City.
Paul Bekins 68, a leader of Bekins Van and Storage Co. of Sioux City, died after months of illness. He chaired the Nebraska Bekins board and had served as a California director.
Des Moines AP report notes Republican candidate Robert Ray of Des Moines filed nominating papers for the state primary. He submitted 7,500 signatures across 348 petitions to Secretary of State Melvin Synhorst, who said 1,973 signatures were required.
Iowa's 26 million cropland acres face wind and water erosion. Wilson Moon of the U.S. Soil Conservation Service notes rising complexity in conservation efforts and growing public awareness. In 1967 Iowa saw 400 farmers request technical help and 20,000 adopt permanent practices. Terraces, ponds, and surveys expand across counties as watershed and basin studies near completion amid strong county and state funding.
MISSOULA Mont AP Reve Morrow Lindbergh 22 youngest daughter of famed Atlantic crossing pilot Charles A Lindbergh was married Wednesday in a private ceremony on a ranch near here Miss Lindbergh a teacher at Darien Conn was married to Richard W Brown 22 Wellesley Mass also a teacher The wedding was at the ranch of her brother Land Lindbergh Reportedly her father now an aviation consultant was unable to attend the ceremony.
Iowa City AP reports Rep Minnette Doderer says lobbyists seek to brainwash Towans to vote against a constitutional amendment for annual legislative sessions. She criticizes rail lobbyist M F Hicklin and Edward H Jones for soliciting funds to oppose the amendment and compares it to keeping state government in the Dark Ages.
Louisville AP report: Towa County Sheriff William Spurrier of Marengo is the new head of the National Sheriff's Association. He was elevated from first vice president at the group’s annual meeting in Louisville. The group backed a law regulating interstate firearm sales.
Ray Hagle of Clarion, treasurer of a committee opposing annual sessions, says lobbyists have not raised much money. He describes the group as modest and not aiming for big contributions.
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