Wall repairs ease walks to river harbor wing dike
The rough stone top of the wall at the river harbor wing dike was replaced this week, improving access to the far end of the small boat harbor.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1965
Page
1
Scientists Seek Pill To Make Bugs Avoid You
Scientists described at the American Medical Association meeting a hopeful future for an anti bug pill that would make skin repel mosquitoes ticks and other pests while leaving people animals and pets unaffected. Research since 1962 under the U S Army aims to block disease transmission and protect picnickers gardeners and beachgoers with a pill that changes skin signals to deter insects. Some people are naturally more bug proof and researchers are uncovering factors that govern insect host choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Blakeslee
New York
Canaries
U.S. Army
Research and Development Command
University of California
Stanford Research Institute
Howard I. Maibach
San Francisco
Iowa Patrol Plans Double Duty for Airplanes
Iowa motorists are warned that State Highway Patrol airplanes will operate on two six hour shifts starting July 1 to boost enforcement during the Fourth of July period. Last year 11 169 offenses were logged from air patrols covering about 300 000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Highway Patrol
Des Moines
Iowa
Town
Wintering in Florida and Arizona: Muscatine Folks Return Home
A collage of Muscatine residents recounts winters spent in Arizona ranch life and Florida beaches. Elmer Chatfield tends a 38,400 acre Oak Ranch and Vaccinates calves. John and Dorothy Hubble split time between Muscatine and Florida Bayside. Frank Rathburn and wife enjoy Florida from December to May. They express strong ties to Muscatine, praising its schools and community while describing the joys of wintering away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Tucson
Wilcox
Elmer Chatfield
Fairview Ave
Muscatine
Chatfields
Chatfield
Arizona Ranch
Iowa
Dorothy
Frank Rathburn
Rathburn
Houser Street
Florida
Anna Maria Island
Holmes Beach
Hubbles
Wilma Kindler
Clyde Hubble
Evelyn Heden
Lorraine Kopf
Richard
Sioux Palls
Mrs. Rathburn
California
J. E. Howe
A. D. R. Howe
McColm
Mulberry
New Museum
P. M. Musser
85th Birthday Sunday For Miss Helen Keller
EASTON Conn As Helen Keller nears her 85th birthday she enjoys a quiet retirement at Arcan Ridge with flowers a garden her dog Tinkex and birds. Family and close friends visit for tea cake and champagne when she marks the day at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keller
Easton
Conn
Miss Keller
Easton, Conn
Tinkex
Arcan Ridge
Ory
Tut
Sigut
Phillips Brooks Keller
Dallas
Tex
J. Warren Tyson
Montgomery
Als
Residents applaud return to red brick at Montclair school
Montclair New Jersey residents cheered when the Board of Education decided to keep the century old school administration building in red brick after sand blasting revealed its original color. The panel had planned a white repaint but yielded to local sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Jersey
Board of Education
Century-Ld
Free Tax Ride for Coral Gables Residents in 1965 Budget
Coral Gables officials, amid a tentative 1965-66 budget set to take effect Oct 1, decree three months of tax relief for city residents. The move, aimed at aligning with the county budget year, avoids sending out special tax bills and grants a free ride to taxpayers for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Gables
Fla
Not for City Life Police Horse Ringo Up for Sale
Richmond police put up for sale a year old horse named Ringo due to intolerance of city sounds. Lt H W Shadwick said six months of exposure to trucks and mixers downtown failed to calm the animal, who cannot adjust to urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ringo
Sam
H. W. Shadwick
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Aruuiwuas
American Medical Association
U.S
Jacques L. Sherman
Helen Weiershauser
John Hubble
Cedar St
Clearwater
Bayside Trailer Garden
Mid-West
Bayside Garden
The
Muscatine Mineral Study Club
Frank Rathboro
Moline
MR. and
Mrs
Helen
American Foundation For the Blind
Heling the
Tuscumbia
Ala
Anne Sullivan
Montclair
N. J
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