Muscatine School Board approves movable classrooms
Muscatine Iowa trustees authorize leasing three movable classroom units from Tram Sheetz Building and Equipment for six years at 359 dollars monthly. Units will serve West Junior High and Community College Central Gym renovations were approved to make the space usable for physical education.
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Willam R. Mitchell
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Central Junior High
Charles Kuehn
Orth
Gloria
Lenius
Schoff Construction
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Leonard H. Ewoldt Co
McKinley School
Plan New Museum Gallery As Active Living Center
Plan for a living center of the cultural arts in Muscatine. Laura Musser Art Gallery will host meetings, music recitals, art classes, and special events with loans from other galleries. It will host panel discussions, lectures, and the Muscatine Community Players while attracting industrial interest and tourists. Also notes Izaak Walton League meeting, turkey shoot winners, and a Garfield school flag incident with a hospital patient.
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Laura Musser
Muscatie
Muscatine
Wilson
Garfield School
Veterans Hospital
Washington
Ed Bierman
Head Start Ceremony in Muscatine to Honor Program
A 4 p m ceremony at city hall will recognize the Head Start project underway in Muscatine. Federal funds support eight weeks of pre school training at Garffield school for about 30 local children entering kindergarten in September. Nationwide, over half a million children will receive similar training as Head Start flags fly nationally. President Johnson has proclaimed June 30 National Head Start Day in more than 2 000 communities.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
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White House
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sargent Shiver
Xerox Corporation
Muscatine Journal Publication Notice
The Muscatine Journal is published daily except Sunday by The Muscatine Journal and is a Lee Enterprises member. It is printed at 30A 3rd St Muscatine Iowa and operates under postal registration act of March 1875 with Associated Press dispatches.
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Muscatine
Subscription Rates for Muscatine Daily Delivery
Daily delivery by sarees at forty cents a week and yearly mail subscriptions. Within fifty miles of Muscatine the rate is $12.00 per year. over fifty miles $18.06. All mail subscriptions in advance. Office hours Baym daily, Saturday am to 1 pm. Special delivery for newspapers missed. Dial 263-2331.
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Profit sharing checks go to 54 C. B. Richard employees
Officials report profit sharing checks issued to 54 employees of C. B. Richard and Sons Inc meat packing firm in Muscatine. The bonuses average one month of pay and cover the past fiscal year.
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C. B. Richard and Sons, Inc
Muscatine
Heavy Rain Spreads Across Iowa Drenching Western Regions
A powerful storm drenched much of Iowa with heavy rain early today, registering over three inches in several western towns. Hawarden reported 3.34 inches while Oakland and Council Bluffs recorded 3.33 and 2.77 inches respectively. Des Moines saw 1.87 inches as eastern areas also picked up showers and thunderstorms. Roads flooded in Des Moines and two main avenues were briefly closed as the system moved eastward, with more rain and thunderstorms forecast through Wednesday.
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Des Moines
Dam on Skunk River Approved
A proposal to dam the Skunk River north of Ames for a 2100 acre reservoir gained approval from the Town Natural Resources Council. The U S Army Corps of Engineers can submit the plan to Congress without further state action and has requested 128 million dollars, though the latest estimate is about 10 13 million. Opponents include local farmers, some naturalists, and the Upper Skunk River Conservation Association who fear losses to recreation and wildlife.
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Court Fees and Divorce Petitions Rise After July Fourth
Town district courts implement a new fee schedule increasing charges on about 30 items including recording, attachments, and judgments. The advance fee for petitions in equity such as divorce rises from 15 to 23 dollars, with other court costs adjusted while some fees remain unchanged.
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Park Drive
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Muscatine
Kosygin Attacks U S Peace Aids in Viet Nam
In Moscow Premier Kosygin denounces U S calls for peace in Vietnam as deception and warns of increased aid to Vietnamese people from Communist nations. He also attacks U S policy in the Dominican Republic and elsewhere, labeling it aggressive.
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Freier
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
United States
New Debt Limit Bill Signed Into Law
AP reports President Johnson signed a temporary debt limit bill setting the ceiling at 326 billion dollars, weeks before the previous 285 billion permanent limit would take effect. The action occurred Monday, averting immediate fiscal constraint.
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Johnson
Kiwanis Head to Attend International Convention
Kiwanis club president Terry Mealy and Mrs. Mealy will attend the Kiwanis International convention in New York City, July 48, announced at the Muscatine Kiwanis club meeting. Gil Diets spoke on the Presbyterian Senior High Fellowship trip to Embudo hospital. Bret Trent to chair the club's pancake day planned for late September or early October. The Everglade kite rides thermals, hovering for hours on warm days.
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Terry Mealy
Mealy
Kiwanis International
New York City
1965 Ford Offers Quiet Ride and Luxurious Extras
Ford markets 1965 models as exceptionally quiet with new frame, suspension and extra knee and trunk space. LTD and Galaxie lines boast plush interiors, 289 V-8 power, Cruise-O-Matic, bucket seats, full wheel covers, and many features at no extra cost. Tests claim quieter rides than Rolls-Royce.
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