Daily Report District Court and Various Local Notices
District Court grants marriage licenses to Robert Eugene Foster and Marcia Hope Noble of Muscatine. A motion to vacate a default judgment in Donald Hamilton vs George Wheeler was sustained. June 10 default vacated by Judge Robert Stohr. In Betty Jean Kline vs John Orval Kline, writ modified but custody protections remain. Justice Court Ray Pace, defacing a building case against Richard Wetzel filed bond. Karen Paxton billed $23 and costs. John Spicer jailed one day for intoxication. Harold Ross fined $10 and costs. Richard Bruer Ricketts, two charges including failure to obey officer. $50 and costs, intoxication $10 and costs. Fred Douglas Schroeder of Parmelee faces disturbing the peace $50 and costs plus intoxication $12 and CORTE. Steven Hindahl two charges including failure to obey officer and intoxication. bond July 10. Ronald William Munday two charges including intoxication. bond July 10. Mary Arvella Hays fined $15 and costs for speeding. Nancy Lee Seys cited $10 and costs for stop sign violation. Walter Pilgrim presiding. Reckless driving: Randall C. Rowe, released under bond pending hearing.
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District Court
Robert Eugene Foster
Marcia Hope Noble
Muscatine
Donald Hamilton
George Wheeler
Robert Stohr
Betty Jean Kline
John Orval Kline
Justice Court
Ray Pace
Richard &. Wetzel
Route 5
Karen Paxton
Parkington
John Spicer
Moline
Harold Ross
Richard Bruer Ricketts
Fred Douglas Schroeder
Parmelee
Corte
Steven Hindahl
Ronald William Munday
Mary Arvella Hays
Nancy Lee Sey
Walter Pilgram
Randall C. Rowe
Mulberry Avenue
Leaders vow to organize hospital union in Charleston
In Charleston, the Medical College of South Carolina hospital ended a three month strike by Negro nonprofessional workers after an agreement with Local 1199-B AFL CIO. Leaders including Rev Ralph Abernathy pledged continued work to organize 2.5 million hospital workers nationwide as hospitals remain in operation.
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Charleston
3.C
Medical College of South Carolina
Hospital and Nursing Home Workers Union
Aflcio
Racial unrest continues in Kokomo as cross burning leads to arrests
Violence flared for a second night in a predominantly Negro area of Kokomo Indiana where an earlier cross burning resulted in the arrest of 11 white persons. In Omaha Nebraska violence subsided after three nights of racial turmoil bringing outward calm to much of the Negro community.
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Kokomo
Ind
Omaha
Neb
Cedar River floods Iowa towns forcing hundreds from homes
Cedar Falls and Waterloo faced rising Cedar River waters as rain swelled the stream. Officials warned of a crest around 17 feet, two feet above flood stage, with volunteers called to sandbag and aid flood operations as the river rose about .40 feet per hour.
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Waterloo
Cedar River
Cedar Falls
Joy centennial festival opens with lighting, parade and events
A large Joy crowd gathered Friday for the lighting of the barbecue fire to start a three day centennial celebration and annual barbecue. Sunday features a community worship service at Joy Park with churches from New Boston Eliza and Joy. Dr Harold Guenther of Quincy United Methodist will speak. Westmer High chorus provides music. Chicken barbecue serves from 11 a.m. A rifle loading match at 12:30 p.m. Centennial parade at 2 p.m. program at 3 p.m. beard judging at 3:30 p.m. Kay Schutter tap group at 5 p.m. old fiddlers contest at 7:30 p.m. Prizes awarded to close the three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Park
New Boston
Eliza and
Joy
Harold Guenther
Quincy, IN
Vermont St
United Methodist Church
Westmer High School
Kay Schutter
Obituaries and Funerals Summary for Muscatine Area
Obituaries for Emory E. Smith 86 Anna Worst 79 and Elizabeth Kimball with memorials and services announced. Smith died Tuesday at Muscatine General hospital with services at George M Wittich Funeral Home and burial at Memorial Park. Worst died Thursday at Hershey Convalescent home with services at Ralph J Willich Funeral Home. Dr B F Schwartz memorialized in Omaha after illness. former Muscatine pastor 1928 34. Kimball born Muscatine 1920 dies in Phoenix with Portland Oregon survivors listed.
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Emory E. Smith
George M. Wittich
Dave J. Higdon
Florence Hetzler
Paul Slack
Jimmy Midkiff
Leonard Epgenburg
Leonard Brewer
George Smith
Willard Chapman
Rodney Chelf
Richard Adkison
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Smith
Muscatine General Hospital
Anna Worst
Ralph J. Willich
Fred Boyce
Gary Freers
George Thayer
Fred Blaesing
Ray L. Brown
Harold Hank
Richard Barry
John Potter
OR. B.F. Schwartz
Omaha
Neb
BF. Schwartz
Dr. Schwartz
First Methodist ‘Church of
Elizabeth Kimball
Portland
Ore
Joseph
Elizabeth) Kimball
Phoenix
Ariz
Muscatine
Adolph
Mary Share
Joseph Kimball
Melvin Shhare
Isabel Yoder
Delores Dehlquist
Portland Wash
Iva Lyons
Spokane, Wash
Mary Rowe
Cortland, N. Y
Disturbance Leads to Four Arrests in Justice Court
Early morning disturbance in the 700 block on Orange Street at 2 30 a m brought police to the area and four suspects appeared in Justice Ray Pace s court Richard Bruce Ricketts Mas caline paid 50 for failing to obey a police officer and 10 for intoxication Fred Douglas Schroeder of 214 Parmelee was fined 50 for disturbing the peace and 10 for intoxication Steven Hindahl Muscaline posted bond for July 10 on charges of failure to obey a peace officer and intoxication Donald William Munday Musceatine posted bond for July 10 on charges of and intoxication A number of apparent acquaintances accompanied the defendants one man fled from a door ignoring Justice Pace and faces possible charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Street
Court of Justice
Ray Pace
Richard Bruce Ricketts
Mascaline
Fred Douglas Schroeder
Parmelee
Steven Hindahl
Muscaline
Donald William Munday
Musceatine
Pearance
Justice Court
Justice Pace
Teachers at Iowa art workshop attract 23 attendees
Locals and area teachers joined 23 participants for a two week art education workshop at the University of Iowa. Included were Kili of 1108 EB and St. Muscatine, and Janice Mather of Rowie 2 West Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locats
University of Iowa
Er Kili
St. Muscatine
Janice Mather
Rowie
West Liberty
Pay stays same for presidents of universities
Iowa's three state universities approved no pay raises for the coming year. University of Iowa president-designate Willard Boyd, Iowa State's president W. Robert Parks, and University of Northern Iowa president J. W. Maucker will keep salaries at 37,500, 37,500, and 32,500 respectively.
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Towa City
Iowa
Willard Boyd
Howard Bowen
University of Iowa
W. Robert Parks
Iowa State
State Board of Regents
J. W. Maucker
University of Northern Iowa
Indianapolis Indians sweep Oaks in seven two win
Indianapolis used a late eight inning surge to beat the Oaks 7-2 and complete a four game series sweep. Clarence Jones delivered a three run homer as the Indians climbed to a tie for third with Iowa in the American Association. Fred Valesquez homered for Iowa in the fifth. Other games saw Omaha beat Oklahoma City 5-4 in 11 innings and Tulsa edge Denver 7-6 before Denver won the nightcap 4-3.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Iowa
Gil Bianco
Bianco
Clarence Jones
Indians
Fred Valesquez
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Denver
Pike Grange
Nichols
Wapsie Valley Grange
Doris Peterson
Clarence Jondle
Knowles cites political debts in lost health post
Dr. John H. Knowles says Nixon denied him the No 1 health post over campaign debts and vows, while attacking AMA and its AMPAC for alleged power. He urges an investigation to see if AMPAC serves the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles
Boston
John H. Knowles
Nixon
Massachusetts General Hospital
American Medical Association
American Medical Political Action Committee
AMPAC
Wapello defeats Lone Tree 6-1 on strong pitching
Wapello Indians beat Lone Tree 6-1 as Craig Jordan pitched a complete game with 13 strikeouts. Lone Tree starter Eaton lasted five innings before Slaughter relieved in the sixth, while Wapello hitters Es Morris, Weeks, Jordan, McConahay, DeVore and Webb each contributed hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello Downs
Lone Tree
Wapello
Wapello Indians
Craig Jordan
Jordan
Eaton
Slaughter
Les Huddle
Ace Morris
Ed Weeks
Dan McConahay
Jeff DeVore
Doug Webb
Wilkerson
Weekday and senior and major league games listed for local parks
The schedule lists games at Tay lor Field West Junior High Oak Park and Kent Stein Park for Monday through Thursday across three divisions seniors majors and a youth league. Teams include Astros Braves Dodgers Pirates Cardinals Cubs Mets Giants Indians White Sox Red Sox Angels Senators Orioles Twins Yankees Cheri Top Lumber Art Muscatine Lighting Carver Bandag Elks HON Industries Poole Transfer Mae's Beach Lumber Dog N Suds Beach Lumber Police Dept Deg N Suds Safley AFL CIO Johnson Thatcher Moose Henderson's Rosenberg Ina Mae's and various others with7:45 pm start times on select days.
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Taylor Field
West Junior High
Oak Park
Kent-Stein Park
Astros
Braves
Dodgers
Pirates
Cardinals
Cubs
Mets
Giants
Indians
White Sox
Twins
Yankees
Red Sox
Angels
Senators
Orioles
Pirrates
Cheri-Top
Clark Standard
Lumber Art
Muscatine Lighting
Wendling Quarries
Carver-Bandag
Elks
HON Industries
Poole Transfer
Via
Mae's
Cher-Top
Lumber Mart
Clark's
Wendling’s
Kent- Stein Park
Seller’s Sporting ‘Goods
Buick Garage
Gibson
Police Dept
Beach Lumber
Dog-N-Suds
Rosenberg Agency
Iva
Moose
Johnson
Thatcher Plastic
Henderson Chev-Olds
Afl-Cio
Police
Deg-N-Suds
Buick
Safley
Johnson's
Ed Sawvell Delivers No-Hitter For Wilton Beavers
Wilton Beavers extended their winning streak to 10 by defeating Durant as Ed Sawvell threw a no hitter with 19 strikeouts, walking one and hit by pitch sending Durant to a shutout. Lawwell drove in three on a bases loaded triple, while Birkhofer and Budlier contributed hits as Durant managed three runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Budlier
R-H-E
Durant
Wilson
Gonzales Faces Last Big Match At Wimbledon
Pancho Gonzales, 41, any chance of Wimbledon title, faced Arthur Ashe in the last critical match of a grueling week. After defeating Tom Edielsen 6-4 6-3 in the round of 16, Gonzales earned a rest period pending further rounds.
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Wimbledon
Ingland
Pancho Gonzales
Arthur Ashe
Pancho
Gonzales
Tom Edielsen
Berkeley
Calif
Baseball scores and schedule from today and upcoming games
Today's baseball results include St Louis 3 Chicago 1, Pittsburgh 3 New York 1, Philadelphia 8 Montreal 7, Hecasion 5 Atlanta 4, Cincinnati 49 San Francisco v1, San Diego 5 Los Angeles 0. Tonight's games feature Pittsburgh at New York, Atlanta at Houston, San Francisco at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at San Diego, Philadelphia at Montreal, St Louis at Chicago. Sunday's schedule repeats contests with Pittsburgh at New York and Philadelphia at Montreal, plus St Louis at Chicago and Atlanta at Houston. Monday's slate covers Chicago at Montreal and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, New York at St Louis, Cincinnati at Atlanta, San Francisco at San Diego, Houston at Los Angeles, and Baltimore 4 Detroit 1. Boston 4 Washington 2. California 52 Seattle 35. Oakland 1 Chicago 0. Cleveland 5 New York 1. Kansas City 9 Minnesota 4. Chicago at Oakland and Seattle at California also listed with various N markers for night games and multiple matches across leagues.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Montreal
Hecasion
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Houston
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Washington
California
Seattle
Oakland
Cleveland
Kansas City
Minnesota
San Fran
W. L. Pet. GB
Boston Ajshore
Sam Seis
Standings in American Majors and National Minors on Friday
Safley's Sporting Goods widened its lead to four games in the American Majors after a Friday makeup night. Cardinals beat Braves 12-6 at Taylor Field as Lyons earned the win. Buick over Police 13-3 behind Cooney. Safley’s Dogs-N-Suds fell from undisputed second. In the National Minors, Cardinals and Cubs remained tied atop after 12-6 and 9-8 wins respectively, while Musco Lighting lost 19-1 to Cheri-Top. Baseball-style summaries include multiple hits by Aull Lyons Kautz and Harroun. other notable stats follow.
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Safley’s
Sporting Goods
Gibson
Muscatine Buick
Stein Park
Wei We Safley
Cardinals
Cubs
Dodgers
Buick Garage
Giants
Police Dept
Mets
Beach Lumber
Astros
Braves
Pirates
Dogers
Taylor Field
Lennis Aull
Jeff Lyons
Mike Kautz
George Skinner
Eric Kautz
Ron Strong
Mark Haley
Steve Elder
Randy Bieber
al Buggan
R-H Braves
Lyonscatchler
M. Kautz
Haley c- Duggan
Buick
Police
Lyle Cooney
Bruce Foster
Tom Gray
Ron Re
Rick Hultquist
Chuck Steahr
Mike Woodworth
Greg LaRue
Kelly Brown
Tony Wingerter
Sam Hoffman
Jeff Lear
Rick Gray
Jeff Harseh
Lumber Mart
Jost
Wendling Quarries
Cheri-Top
Musco Lighting
Kent-Stein Park
CherisTop
Musco
Fred Harroun
Falcons edge L-M in ninth on passed ball win
Columbus Community shaded L-M fire Friday night to win 8-7 in the ninth. Dave Gentaler earned the victory after Columbus tied the game in the seventh on Dick Wilson's three run homer. Hafner took the loss for L-M as Columbus totaled nine hits led by Rueckert and Abbott.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus
L-M Fire
Falcons
Dick Wilson
Craig Helmick
Dave Gentaler
Danny Wagner
Greg Hafner
Wilson
Steve Rueckert
Dennis Abbott
Smith
Mark Rueckert
Skubal
Rowland
Hafner
Odom Fires Four-Hitter To Lift A's Past White Sox
John Odom nicknamed Blue Moon pitched a four hitter for Oakland as the Athletics edged Chicago 10 to 9 to reclaim first place in the American League West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John “Blue Moon” Odom
Athletics
Oakland
Chicago
Young Brad Schuchat Leads Veterans at Iowa Amateur
Brad Schuchat, a young standout among seasoned players, shot a two under par 76 at Green Valley in Sioux City to lead the Iowa Men's Amateur. He beat Waterloo’s Gary Ritter by one stroke, Ritter 30, Iowa sophomore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Sioux City
Green Valley
Brad Schuchat
Schuchat
Gary Ritter
Waterloo
University of Iowa
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Lewis Huber
M. Daniel Kelmich
Grand Ave
Gertrude Martin
Davenport
Louis Simpson
E. Sixth St
Edwin Ryder
Monroe
George T. Tobias
W. Fulhiam
Mulberry
Roy Jones
Wapelfo
Craig Askam
E. Tenth St
Lee Juehring
Newell
Floyd McKillip
Robert Phillips
Ron Streger
Merley Young
Sheldon Neeld
Arthur Umilandt
Paul Welk
John Eis
Lillie Wilson
David Horney
Roy Miller
A. P. Thomas
Kenneth Gregerson
Glen Barrington
Don Kiebe
Stanley Lewis
J. W
D. P. O'Hair
Matt Leuck, Sr
Jerry Metz
Elsie Kopp
Flossie Grosjean, Jensen
Rock Island
Keokuk
St. Josephs Hospital
Donald Shinn
David Gray
Hamilton
Til
Montrose
Shinn
Ames
Ohio
Charles Coody
Aurora Country Club
John Schlee
Bruce Crampton
Jim Colbert
Crampton
Tommy Aaron
George Bixon
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Minop
Ed Sawvell
Wilton
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G.B
St. Louis Wanee
I Philaeure OD
Don
Suds
Don Wietzel
Danny Bean
Jackie Wessels
Kerry Blake
Dave Sloat
Mike Basenhorst
Mark
Clark Johnson
Don Carroll
Day Johnson
R-H Lafley
Don Nietzei
Fo Howell
Gibsonm Beach
Roger Noah
Noah
Augie Rodriquiz
Bill Umlandt
Beach
Rick Hoffman
Joel Wickers
R-H Beach
Randy_ Herlin
Roper Nash
Mark Johnson
C. 4Achringer
J. Wulf
B. Ferriers
B. Fear
K. Weggen
Harroun
M. Begey
Rick Manley
RH Cheri
Musco DM
Clint Zaehringer
Manley
Steve Wheeler
Dodgeg
Kent Stein Park
Frank Ryder
Steve Estabrook
John Foster
Jim Foster
Mike Doyle
Scott Drake
Jeff Cochran
Randy Wetzel
Leo McCleary
R-H Cubs
McCleary
Stever Beckman
c-Doyle
Mike Ganzer
Chuck Ridinger
B. Ziegenhorn
Todd Goetzman
Tim Miller
Tom Keeler
Tom Bermel
Gene Kelly
Dave Askam
Dave Keeler
Steve Forster
Ganzer
Fat Hilton
Rick Morgan
Bermel
Cheri-Top Lumber Mart
Clark Standard Wendling Quarries
Museo Lighting —O
Wildcats
L-M
Andy Capp
Ullsan
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