Wilton band wins Class A concert at Manisphere festival
The Wilton band topped 25 U S entries in the Class A concert at the Manisphere festival by winning first place. Director Holt received the trophy from Manisphere president Stanley Haughey as Osakis Minnesota took second and Bowerville Minnesota third in the awards ceremony after the day long concert schedule in the 72 million auditorium shared by the Royal Winnipeg Ballet and Winnipeg Symphony.
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U.S
Royal Winnipeg Ballet
Winnipeg Symphony
Wilton
Holt
Manisphere
Stanley Haughey
Osakis
Minn
Bowerville
Fairfax
Norwood
Gal- Va
Brooklyn
Ackley-Geneva
Ackley
Winnipeg
Holdrege
Nebr
Sturgeon Bay
Wisc
Anamosa
Watseka
Humboldt
Kentucky
Muscatine
Hopkinsville
Hartford
Minitowoc
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Sun Prairie
Dundee
Campbell County High
Alexandria
Campbell County
Wise
Larry Hintz
Drivered students may gain licenses without patrol exam
Iowa bill allows the state safety commissioner to substitute a driver education certificate for the final test given by highway patrolmen. The move would shift driver competency oversight to teachers, with possible random testing and reimbursement changes for schools. The plan aims to ease patrol examiner workload while keeping quality checks via percentage testing and teacher-led instruction.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Michael Seilers
Sellers
Robert Ray
Raymond Taylor
R-Dubuque
Pakistan general vows to transfer power to elected representatives
President Yahya Khan announced in a national broadcast that power would be handed to elected representatives within about four months. He said timing depends on internal and external situations and that a constitution drafted by experts would be presented and be subject to amendments by the National Assembly.
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Pakistan
Karachi
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
Yahya
East Pakistan
National Assembly
Muscatine Journal Circulation and Delivery Details
Notice explains delivery issues and contact options for Muscatine Journal readers. Carrier contact details listed, and office hours stated. Subscription rates shown for in city and out of town addresses, with various plans and regional terms. Includes publication status and Associated Press rights.
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Journal
Muscatine Journal
The
Lee Enterprises
Ord St. Muscatine
Aalseating
Iowa
Associated Press
City of Muscatiné
Denversd
Ey Cerrier
Muscatine
Matty Farrier Deelivery
Davy
Bovanen
Our Savior Lutheran cornerstone laid for education addition
Our Savior Lutheran church at 2611 Lucas Street laid the cornerstone for the 1971 educational addition. Ground broke in December with completion planned for July, dedication August 1, and Vacation Bible School starting August 2. The $107,000 project adds 16 classrooms, a new office, expanded narthex, and auxiliary facilities at under $17 per square foot. Architects Cervetti-Wever of Marshalltown led planning.
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Our Savior Lutheran Church
Lucas St
Lucas
Merlin Petersen
Cervetti-Wever and Associates of
Marshalltown
Connell Captures Honors at Iowa Junior Shorthorn Show
Jeff Connell son of Mr and Mrs Robert Connell Route 4 earned multiple awards at the Iowa Junior Shorthorn Association Preview Show in Central City Sunday He won Reserve Champion Heifer placed in the top three heifers and was named champion senior showman Members also elected him state director for the northeast district Connell a Muscatine FFA member and Iowa State University sophomore exhibited three heifers in his eighth year of competition Also noted a separate climate line about Rocky Mountains temperature drop.
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Iowa Junior Shorthorn Association
Central City
Jeff Connell
Robert Connell
Route 4
Connell
Iowa Junior Shorthorn Assn
Muscatine Ffa
Iowa State University
Ames
Break-in Nabs Ray Griffith Home Stolen Items Value 1500
Muscatine County sheriff reports a weekend break-in at Ray Griffiths residence Route 3 Muscatine. Stolen items include stereo tape player 130, slide projector 380, two 17 inch TVs 349, AM FM clock radio 40, rings and watches 510, pennies 2.5 quarts, drills and saw 50 each, plus a can of beer. Entrance via front door. A separate theft: a 12 foot aluminum Quachita boat from Dale Kerschenske, registered Ja 863M, locked with chain cut by thieves.
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Ray Griffith
Route 3
Muscatine County
Montgomery Ward
Dale Kerschenske
Gilbert SL
Thieves steal security devices at Kansas City store
AP report: burglars broke into a Kansas City store selling electronic security devices over the weekend and took two burglar alarms. Salesman Robert Nelson said the entrance door lacked a burglar alarm, and police noted the intruders pried a front door padlock to gain entry.
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Kansas City
Robert Nelson
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Lucy Foshell
Britt Wagner
Becki Everhart
Nancy Waddell
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Downers Grove
Michigan
Missouri
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Maeglin
Merlin C. Petersen
Our Savior Lutheran
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Jesus
God
Christ
Rocky Mountains
Lupton and Toyne Printers
Owa Ave
East Second St
Henry's
Mickey Owen
Billy William
Rawlings
Mike Hartsock
Muscatine Red Sox
Henry’s
Clark GY Air Lines
Amnual
Mississippi
West Liberty
Fairgrounds
Poratev
Pamlmount Fruiykes Presen
Ali MacGraw
Ryan O'Neal
Ray Milland
Erie
Edward B. Hagermann
Cancer Fund
Muscatine Jsaycees
Mississippi River Front
Riverview Park
Jaycees
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