Muscatine Girl Eleanor Lawrence Assigned to Saigon Service
Eleanor Lawrence of Muscatine will depart for Saigon after a homeward return from Somalia with the US Information Agency. Her mother will join her in New York, and a motor tour will take them through New England to Niagara Falls and Detroit. Lawrence has been stationed in Mogadiscio, Somalia, and previously served in Ethiopia.
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Muscatine
Somalia
United States Information Agency
Beu- Ish M. Lawrence
West Fifth Street
New York
Washington, D. C
New England
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Mich
Lawrence
Magadiscia
Gulf of Aden
Indian Ocean
Miss Lawrence
U. S. Information Agency
Ethiopia
Muscatine Journal Publication Details Highlighted
The Muscatine Journal, daily except Sunday, is published by The Muscatine Journal and Lee Enterprises at 901 E Third St Muscatine Iowa. It is entered as second class matter in the Muscatine post office under the act of March 1879. Associated Press content is used exclusively for publication.
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Muscatine Journal
Lee Enterprises
3Rd St
Man Eating
Iowa
Muscatine
AP News
Subscriptions Rates For Daily Muscatine Paper
Rates listed for daily delivery by carrier and mail inclinations Franked by Muscatine. Daily delivery forty cents weekly and annual options priced in dollars with office hours and special delivery details. Contact number Dial 261-2531 for missed papers and service notes.
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Muscatine
Dial
Lutheran Homes to Mark 70th Anniversary Sunday
The Lutheran Homes observes its 70th anniversary with a Sunday program featuring noon luncheons, tours, two services and guest speakers Rev Norbert A Schott of New Douglas and Dr Dorothy L Haas of Minneapolis. Visitors learn how the facility serves children and the aging, marking a new home for the aging project. Separately the Iowa State Bar Association awards a 50 year member ship to Li A Crull of Muscatine and honors lawyers admitted 50 years ago.
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Norbert A. Schott
New Douglas
Dorothy ®. L. Haas
Minneapolis
Lutheran Homes
Iowa State Bar Association
Desi Moines
Li. A. Crull
Muscatine
Iowa
President Johnson Meets Truman on UN Birthday in KC
President Johnson conferred with Harry S. Truman in Kansas City to mark the United Nations 20th birthday. Johnson, rising early, walked downtown and greeted shopkeepers before a private breakfast with Truman and prepared to address UN anniversary ceremonies in San Francisco.
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Kansas. City
Johnson
United Nations
Harry S. Truman
U.N
Kansas City
Missouri
San Francisco
Muehlebach Hotel
Truman
Pebble Pups Plan Sunday Field Trip
Members of the YMCA Pebble Pups club will meet at 1 15 p m Sunday at the Y for a field trip. Boys attending are urged to bring a bag hammer chisel and water. The trip is to be completed by 4 30 p m.
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Ymca Pebble Pups Club
The
AMA Spurs Petition To Johnson
The American Medical Association will not urge doctors to boycott Medicare and will discuss the program with President Johnson. The AMA House of Delegates rejected a resolution to petition Johnson for a conference as Congress moves toward final approval.
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Améritan Medical Association
AMA
Johnson
House of ‘Delegates
James 2. Appel
Lancaster
House
Jong
Boys State Delegates Share Experiences at Legion Meeting
Muscatine High School students David Grossklaus and Jan McRoberts and Hayes Catholic High School’s Tom Fitzpatrick visited Ed ward H. Bitter Post No. 27. They reported on their Boys State trip at Camp Dodge June 6 13 where 766 attendees were divided into 32 member cities. Fitzpatrick became city attorney McRoberts city marshal and Grossklaus county supervisor. They showed color slides and discussed activities. The post nominated officers for the upcoming election and planned participation in the Tipton July 4 parade and the Muscatine July 3 parade.
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Jan ‘McMoberts
Muscatine High School
Tom Fitzpatrick
Hayes Catholic High School
Edward H. Bitter
American Legion
Hawkeye Boys
Camp Dodge
Fitzpatrick
McRoberts
Gross Klatts
Legion Post
Tipton
Dr Juanita Jones Retires From Carthage College
Dr Juanita Jones a Muscatine native and 1918 Muscatine High graduate retires after 28 years on the Carthage College faculty in Kenosha Wisconsin She taught English and literature and was named Faculty Emeritus and given a college chair at Honors Day The board approved the honor and she plans to live in Carthage Illinois after retirement.
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Juanita Jones
Muscatine
Muscatine High School
Carthage College
Kenosha
Wis
Jones
Carthage
Ill
Harold H. Lentz
Illinois
Wisconsin
Two Die in Ellsworth Headon Collision
In Ellsworth Wisconsin a headon crash near town killed Maynard Larson aged 45 of Ellsworth and Walter F. Tanni aged 43 of Kenosha. Patricia Tanni 17 was in critical condition at a Red Wing Minnesota hospital and Mrs Isabelle Janni 37 was listed in good condition.
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Ellsworth
Wis
Wisconsin
Maynard Larson
Walter F. Tanni
Kenosha
Red Wing
Minn
Patricia Tanni
Isabelle Janni
City pours cement at Cedar street crossing reopening June 30
City crews laid Portland cement approaches and installed a raised roadbed, new tracks, and planking between rails for the Cedar street railroad crossing, which will reopen June 30 after more than two months closed. Similar work will follow at Iowa avenue and Chestnut street crossings within two weeks.
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Cedar Street
Iowa Avenue
Chestnut Street
Journal
Head Start session seeks supplies for 60 preK kids
Operation Head Start will open next Monday at Garfield school for 60 pre kindergarten youngsters of prapentine and entering kindergarten in September. Volunteers and two teachers plus paid assistants will help during training weeks. Muscatine Migrant Council sponsors the program with federal funds. Mrs Katharine McCollum collects offers at 519 McArthur Street. Police Sgt Mark Montagna resigns effective July 1. he plans to move to San Bernardino to pursue police work options.
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Prapentine
Garfield School
Katharine McCollum
McArthur Street
Mark Montagna
Clifford Bennett
Montagna
San Bernardino
Sheriff's Department
Muscatine Migrant Council
This Party is for Work The American Legion Work Party
Edward Bitterpost leads an American Legion work party at the post home on Saturday at 8 a m to repair flood damaged areas from the April Mississippi River flood. Volunteers fix a new floor covering and paint, repair windows, and plan relaying the main meeting room floor. Commander Joe Maher urges volunteers to bring tools. nominations for new officers began Thursday, with election in July and installation in August.
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Edward Bitterpost
American Legion
Post
Joe Maher
Chap Hanley Breaks Ankle
Attorney Charles P. Hanley fell on the steps of his Davenport apartment late Thursday afternoon and broke a small bone on each side of his right ankle. He was admitted to St. Luke's Hospital in Davenport for treatment.
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Charles P
Hanley
St. Luke's Hospital
Davenport
YMCA Fun Club Plans Summer Day Trip
The Boys Plan Tour on Wednesday June 30 will visit Mo line airport, Riverview park lunch, and Borden dairy. Buses depart YMCA at 9 a.m. and return by 4 p.m. Cost is 5 dollars. boys bring their own lunch. A yellow 4 21 inch lawnmower was stolen from 410 Park Drive, Philip Anderson residence.
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YMCA
Moline
Riverview Park
Borden Dairy
Philip Anderson
Park Drive
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