Beatty Sets Two Mile Indoor Record in Chicago
Beatty, the 130-pound Los Angeles insurer, surged to an indoor two mile record of 8:40.7 at Chicago Stadium, shaving almost four seconds from Murray Hadberg’s mark. The victory came minutes after Tom O Hara broke Beatty’s mile mark, as Loyola Chicago’s standout faced a crowded 16,759 in a night of fast times.
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Chicago
Jim Beatty
Beatty
Chicago Stadium
Board Oval
Los Angeles
New York
Murray Hadberg
Chicago Loyolla
Tom O'Hara
O'Hara
Wapella Jaycee Unit Visited by State Candidate
State vice president Larry Shipley of Burlington and Bob Cronk of Iowa City, candidate for state president in 1953 and 1964, visited the Wapella Jaycees meeting at the Fisher farm Thursday evening. Six guests from MS Pleasant Jaycees attended. The oral polio vaccine event was postponed to March 16 at the high school from 1 to 8 pm.
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Wapella
Jaycee
Fisher Farm
Larry Shipley
Burlington
Bob Cronk
Iowa City
MS. Pleasant
Jaycees
Wapelly
Nimble Fingers Club
Genevieve Cook
Violet Dearmin
Durant Church Activities Highlight March Events
Durant churches list March services at St. Paul Episcopal and Gloria Dei Lutheran with Holy Eucharist prick times. Planned activities include family worship, church schools, preschool nurseries, youth classes, Lent services, choir rehearsals, LCW meetings, and interchurch visits.
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Durant
St. Pall
Episcopal
Richard J. Anderson
Episcopal Young Church
Ted
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Walcott
Gloria Dei Lutheran
Damer L. Carlson
Luther League
Ruth-Rebecca
LCW
Ladies Night Planned by Two Muscatine Service Clubs
Two local service clubs shift from noon luncheons to evening dinners for Ladies Night. Kenneth Jernigan of the Iowa Commission for the Blind will speak at Rotary Club dinner at 6:30 p.m. Monday in Hotel Muscatine. Agnes Renner of Augustana College will address the Muscatine Club dinner at 6:00 p.m. Thursday in the hotel.
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Marcaline Service Clubs
Kenneth Jernigan
Augustana College
Rock Island
Muscatine Club
Wallace Nyweide
Muscatine
Servo Club
Toastmaster Club
Courtney ‘Wilson
Gil Dietz
Elklodge
Edward Leith
Fulton, UI
Kiwanis, Disivict No. 7
Junior and Senior Angus Meetings Set for March 13 16
Muscatine county junior Angus association schedules an organizational meeting on Wednesday March 13 at 7:30 pm at the county Extension office to elect officers appoint advisers and plan summer projects. The adult group will join. a training day will invite all 44 members focusing on showmanship grooming and demonstrations. The junior group may participate in the James Van Nice farm field day and by law meeting on March 16 at the YWCA to approve by laws and plan the West Liberty fair.
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Muscatine
James van Nice
County Angus Association
YWCA
West Liberty
Stewart
Louisa County
Boy Shaken In Accident On Iowa Avenue
A 4 year old boy was shaken up after a two car collision on Iowa avenue at Fourth street at 6 50 pm. Howard S Calloway 32 of 1416 Howard avenue drove into the left rear of Joseph W White 42 of 310 Busch street causing over 100 damage to each car. White began a left turn toward East Fourth street when an unidentified car blocked him from the post office boxes. The Callaway car struck White after he stopped. The left front of the Callaway car was damaged. White and Calloway were south of Town avenue. The boy was checked at Muscatine General hospital.
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Iowa Avenue
Fourth Street
Howard S. Calloway
Howard Avenue
Joseph W White
Busch Street
Howard Calloway, Jr
Muscatine General Hospital
Town Avenue
Yokosuka
Japan
Pacific Fleet Amphibious Force
Pacific
Dents Pounded In '63 Wagon
Luther Hartley of Lone Tree reported to police at 7 am that dents were pounded into a 1964 station wagon parked in the 500 block of East 13th Street. The damage was confined to the rear section, per the police report.
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Luther Hartley
Lone Tree
East Lh Street
Morning Sun Church Activities Summary
Morning Sun churches list services and events for March including Morning Worship at 9 30 led by Rev A V Weigel with music director Mrs Eugene Krieger, Sunday School 10 30, plus events at First United Presbyterian and others such as choir rehearsals youth meetings and prayer sessions across Stiaran and Muscatine congregations.
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A.V. Weigel Mare
Eugene Krieger
Merry Notes
First United Presbyterian
Edward Fish
Presbyterian Church
Muscatine
Stiaran
John O. Edgar
Holy Catholic Church
Calvin McClurkin
Reformed Presbyterian
James C. Pennington
Jdames Dunn Houte
Conesville Pupils Hear Musical Show
Conesville fifth and sixth graders plus teachers visited Columbus Junction to hear musician C. B. Parkinson of LeMars. He demonstrated instruments and displayed one carved from a King Tut artifact. Parkinson spoke at Seattle World's Fair with a $9,000 bow. Thursday's instrument cost $5,000.
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Conesville
King Tut
Egypt
Town City
Avea
Seattle
Wash
Mary Yedlik
Erma Buckman
Myrtle
Conesville, Methodist Church
Robert Murdock
Julia Elaine
Washington Hospital
August Wehmeyer
Lowr City
Sunday Closing Blues in Iowa Letter to the Editor
Richard Cole of Muscatine Iowa argues against a Sunday closing bill in Congress fearing Blue Laws violate civil and religious freedom. He warns the measure would divide merchants, strain jails, and compel rest or worship, urging citizens to choose freely rather than be forced.
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Iowa
Richard Cole
Muscatine
Towa
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