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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1968

Page

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Teens Work Vacation Service At Migrant Center

A group of 21 high school youths from 20 Iowa cities spend a week in Muscatine during summer vacation working unpaid at the South Iowa Methodist Migrant Youth Work Camp. They paint, nail, sort, and perform tasks at the Migrant Center while staying at Musserville Methodist church, with meals provided by local United Methodist churches. The group aims for meaningful religious experience and evening recreation, led by Rev. T Ray Crews and Rev. Frank Greenwood, with nursing student Jeanne Miller and Penn College senior Diane Barns assisting.

Allan Collins Muscatine West 2Nd St Lake Darling Golden Valley South Iowa Musserville Church United Methodist Churches Park Pool Frank Greenwood Carter Johnson Greenwood Johnson Jeanne Miller Diane Barns Penn College Iowa South Town Methodist Youth Conference

Warren Said To Resign Court Spot

Washington AP Chief Justice Earl Warren quits the Supreme Court after 15 years amid debates over liberal rulings on race and police powers. White House offered no comment. Warren once favored compulsory retirement but noted no fixed age. federal judges may retire at 70 after ten years with a lifetime pension.

Washington Earl Warren Supreme Court White House Warren

Underground Streamlining For Piccadilly Circus

London officials unveil plans to revamp Piccadilly Circus with underground traffic ducts new buildings and hotels while preserving the bright lights and the Eros statue. Work to begin in about three years according to the Greater London Council.

London Piccadilly Circus God of Love Greater London Council Eros

Monday Last Day to Pay First Half Property Tax

Muscatine county residents have little time left to pay their first half taxes without penalty. Treasurer Lauren Goddard says Monday is the last day before penalties apply, with a three fourths of one percent monthly charge starting Tuesday for unpaid amounts. Lifesaving classes at the YMCA begin once enough names are listed, with sessions on Tuesday evenings until 22 hours completed.

Muscatine County Lauren Goddard YMCA Y.M.C.A

Hijacked Liner Lands in Caracas After Cuban Stop

A Venezuelan airliner with 79 aboard landed in Caracas 122 hours late after being hijacked by a grenade wielding Dominican. Pilot Capt Harry Gibson said 74 passengers and five crew were well during their unexpected stay in Santiago Cuba. The hijacker, a young Dominican, sought asylum in Cuba and ordered a Havana flight before the pilot explained insufficient fuel for that leg.

Carscas Caracas Cuba Harry Gibson Santiago Gibson Viasa Airlines Santo Domingo Curacao Havana

Youth Burns Draft Card in Saigon Protest

Mark W Rankin from Annapolis Md publicly burned his draft card in downtown Saigon to protest American involvement in Vietnam. Soon after, two trucks of South Vietnamese police with truncheons and machine pistols dispersed reporters and arrested Rankin, who was released a few hours later.

Saigon Mark W. Rankin Annapolis Vietnam Rankin

Firemen Respond to Brush Fires East of Muscatine

Firefighters with rural truck battled brush fires along the Rock Island railroad east of Muscatine at 5 p.m. Thursday. About an hour was spent extinguishing scattered blazes reportedly set by a locomotive.

Muscatine Rock Island

Wires Burn In Alley Cuts Power Across Downtown

Electrical service for East Second street and Town avenue businesses was interrupted when a pothead in the No 2 alley burned from a possible short. A transformer behind City Hall burned lines carrying 120 240 volts. A second smoking transformer in the 100 block halted service as linemen began repairs. Repairs were expected to finish and power restored this afternoon. The fire and outages were reported around 11 30 a.m.

East Second Street Town Avenue Seward Hathaway Muscatine Power and Water No. 2 City Hall Hathaway

Groundbreaking Planned for Church of God Sunday

The Church of God at 222 Bleeker announces groundbreaking ceremonies to be held Sunday, June 23 at 2 30 p.m. at their present site for a new church building. Rev W M Doc Horton Des Moines state overseer will preach and officiate the ceremony with Rev W B Rains Davenport district pastor taking part. Public invited.

Tod Bleeker W.M Doc) Horton Des Moines W.B. Rains Davenport

Tools stolen from Noble Payne’s garage on Sampson Street

Noble Payne reported Thursday night that a number of tools were taken from a garage at his home on Sampson Street. The loss, valued at 150 to 200 dollars, included socket and box end wrenches of various sizes a tool box and other miscellaneous tools. The theft occurred Wednesday night according to Payne.

Noble Payne Sampson Street Payne

Muscatine Journal Details Publication Model

Muscatine Journal is a daily paper except Sundays and holidays. It is published by The Muscatine Journal, a member of Lee Enterprises at 301 E 3rd St, Muscatine Iowa 52761. It is entered as second class matter in the Muscatine post office under the 1879 act. Associated Press owns exclusive local news use.

Muscatine Journal Lee Exterprists E. 3Rd St. Muscatine Iowa Muscatine Associated Press

Subscription Rates for Muscatine Daily Paper

Rates listed for subscribers including city carrier at $2.00 per month, non Muscatine carrier 40 cents for two weeks, mail within fifty miles $15 per year, towns with tarder service $13, over fifty miles $20.00 per year. All mail subscriptions prepaid. Office hours and special delivery details included. Dial-263-2331.

City of Muscatine Muscatine

Heinz Factory Manager Named to Bank Board

Douglas L. Bartley new manager of the H J Heinz plant in Muscatine has been elected to the board of directors of First National Bank of Muscatine. Bartley succeeds Edward R Maher who heads to Ohio to oversee a Heinz distribution center. Bartley began with Heinz in 1940s and is a 1932 Illinois graduate with an MBA from the University of Pittsburgh earned in 1941.

Heinz Douglas L. Bartley H.J. Heinz Company Muscatine First National Bank of George Shepley First National Bank Bartley Edward R. Maher Maher H.J. Heinz Toledo Ohio Heinz Company IMG Bowling Green University of Il

Lawn Concert at Laura Musser Art Gallery

Muscatine High School band under Larry Hintz performs a Sunday lawn concert at 2 p.m. with America the Beautiful and the Star Spangled Banner as bookends. Includes Air for Band, Selections from the Sound of Music, and several marches. Public invited.

Muscatine High School Laura Musser Larry Hintz

Two Area Students Named to St Ambrose Dean's List

Two area students were named to St Ambrose College Davenport Dean's List for outstanding scholastic achievement. Eleven earned 4.0 GPAs and seventy reached 3.5 or higher. Muscatine's Jom E. Peters appears on the list, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Peters of 217 W Uth. Reynolds Illinois native James C Conway Rt 1 also appears on the list.

St. Ambrose College Davenport St. Ambrose

Rev Higdon Named New Associate At Wesley Church

Rev. Dave L. Higdon will assume duties as associate pastor of Wesley United Methodist Church this Sunday. A Newton Iowa native, he graduates from Boston University School of Theology and previously served West Hill Methodist Church in Burlington in 1966. He and his wife Dorothy have two sons Gerald and James. the family resides at 1497 Washington.

Dave L. Higdon Wesley United Methodist Church Higdon Newton Iowa Boston University School of Theology Boston Mass West Hill Methodist Church Burlington Dorothy Gerald James Washington

Cornell Univ Food Scientist In Muscatine

Cornell University food scientist Dr Kosikowski from Ithaca New York visits Muscatine to conduct a food seminar for Grain Processing Corporation R D staff. He is renowned for milk chemistry and bacteriology work and has held Fulbright and State Department exchanges. Tito dePaolis of GPC collaborated during a post doctorate fellowship with Kosikowski at Cornell.

Kosikowski Cornell University Ithaca New York Muscatine Grain Processing Corporation France State Department Ireland Food and Agriculture Committee United States Tito dePaolis GPC National Institute of Health Cornell Research and Development Department

Cars Damaged In Accident At Grandview And Warren

At 4 08 p m Thursday police reported a collision at Grandview avenue and Warren Street. No injuries. Kennard John Schroeder of Wilton driving a Buick hit Gonzalo Valenzuela of 505 East Mississippi drive driving a Chevrolet. Both cars sustained damage to front and side components.

Grandview Avenue Warren Street Kennard John Schroeder Route 1 Wilton Chevrolet Gonzalo Valenzuela East Mississippi Drive Schroeder

Central Soya Third Quarter Earnings Up

Central Soya reports third quarter earnings of 2,437,091 with 37 cents per share, up 9 cents from a year earlier. For the quarter ending May 31, 1968, sales reached 128,828,000 versus 146,025,100 last year. The Fort Wayne company, ranked 150th in Fortune’s 500, operates grain terminals and a livestock feed plant in Muscatine.

Fort Wayne Ind Central Soya Fortune Magazine Muscatine

Veterans Admin Office Davenport Opens Wednesday

The temporary Veterans Administration Contact Office in the Scott County Court House Davenport will be open on Wednesday June 26 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. to provide personal assistance to veterans their dependents and beneficiaries.

Veterans Administration Scot County Court House Davenport

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