Intercollegiate Bike Racing Sees Record Year
More than two dozen colleges nationwide joined lengthy events in competitive bits 4962, marking intercollegiate bike racing’s biggest year since 110.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
2
More than two dozen colleges nationwide joined lengthy events in competitive bits 4962, marking intercollegiate bike racing’s biggest year since 110.
The City Conference Board will meet at city hall tonight to consider appointing additional legal counsel for the city assessor and board of review in the Heublein inc. grain alcohol tax case. The suit seeks taxed grain alcohol held in Muscatine as grain handlers property, not personal property, with the board lacking direct jurisdiction over the review board.
Sgt. Jack Manley and family travel from the Panama Canal Zone to visit Mrs. James Manley in Mus. Galing in Mus week, with local tax notes on Heublein merchandise inventory, assessed personal property, and related mill rate figures.
The House passed a $47,082,009,000 defense appropriations bill by a 2010-1 vote, the second largest peacetime military budget after this year’s $48,136,247,000 program. Rep. Thomas B. Curtis urged another vote, while McNamara warned cuts would cost about 60,000 military personnel and air support.
The Spirit of 76 tour starts at 8:00 PM on June 20 at Chapmans and visits homes of Wiese Meeker Dadder Hargraffen OToole Lee Gaeta Noll Eickelberger Mer Bride Leo Furlong and Maurice Furlong. A township hall potluck dinner follows. the public is invited to attend.
The first shipload of water from Communist China reached drought struck Hong Kong. The Liberian tanker Tanin brought about 2 million gallons Wednesday night from the Pearl River, as Red China furnishes the water supply to the British colony.
Des Moines reports Gov. Harald Hughes named 25 members to district judicial nominating commissions for terms up to six years. In Seventh District, J. Madson of West Liberty, Moscatine Democratic official, Carroll Wright, Harold L. Irwin, Wilbur Cannon, and Rhea Hambeight were named, to assist in nominating judges for district court and, ultimately, Supreme Court justices. The set marks the first appointments under Hughes era judicial reforms.
John M. Whitlock, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Whitlock of Nichols, is reported in a hospital in Rola Spain aboard the U S Kaslas InN M Whit 3 NAV STA 537 Medical Box 18 c o fleet post office N Y NY.
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago tabulation shows bank check transactions in Muscatine and surrounding urban areas up 4.5 percent in May compared with May 1962. Data indicate fluctuations from a 10.7 percent gain to a 7.6 percent drop across different city areas, with an average urban gain of 4.7 percent year over year.
Gov Harold Hughes re appoints Goddard of 1313 East Four Muscatine to a four year term on the nine member Town Civil Defense Administration. Richard C Clark of Fayette is named to the board. Other year terms starting July 1 include Scholing of Cedar Rapids Kverman Fairfold Steil Van? Thatcher Lefton Williams and Welch.
More than 400 young musicians will appear in the State University of Iowa’s 4th annual All State Music Camp closing concert Friday evening. The event features band, choir, and orchestra groups and starts at p.m. in Town Memorial Union. Admission is free and open to the public.
The Muscatine Migrant Council received a federal grant of 5800 to fund two public health nurses this season, part of a 241,685 summer budget. regional Public Health Service reps explained reporting needs while local leaders outlined aims to extend nursing to migrant families, expand in day care and schools, improve sanitation, and boost health education and data gathering.
Sister Mary Annela Cassidy of Hayes Catholic high school attends the State University of Iowa workshop for teachers and aspiring teachers in dramatics and speech. The program runs June 17 to July 12 under Hugh Seabury and offers lab work in voice, literature, play production, debate, and media studies.
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