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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1963

Page

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Iowa legislators edge toward austerity budget plan

A group of Iowa lawmakers oppose tax increases and craft an austerity budget for the next biennium. They propose no new taxes except a sales tax on hotel and motel bills and a boost for school aid to districts keeping spending in check. Rep. William Scherle notes the plan would reduce the general fund balance by about four million yearly. The hotel motel tax could raise around one million annually.

Iowa William L. Eberline Des Moines William Scherle Henderson Bor Scherle

Soviet Troop Pull-Out From Cuba Reported in Flux

The U S government watches closely as Soviet forces pull back from Cuba. Since Feb 18 about 1900 people have left on four ships. The Grazia sailed from Havana carrying aviation technicians and ground forces. The Admiral Nasimov remains in Havana harbor with about 2000 military specialists expected to depart soon.

Cuba Grazia Havana Communist Party Pravda Admiral Nasimov Cuban

Middle East industrialist dies in Beirut plane crash

Emile Bustani 56 a leading Middle East industrialist and economic expert perished when his private plane crashed near Beirut harbor. Pilot John Ogilvie and two Lebanese, Dr Nimr Toukan and Marwan Khartabil, also died. Bustani, a parliament member and Arab-West cooperation advocate, was en route to meet King Hussein of Jordan. The loss could affect plans for an Arab economic union and regional development.

Beirut Lebanon Emile Bustani Middle East Mediterranean Beirut Harbor John Ogilvie Nimr Toukan American University of Beirut Marwan Khartabil Bustani Jordan Husein Washington

Three Die Suspected In Trojan Powder Plant Blast

A section of the Trojan Powder Co plant exploded in Allentown with reports of three men killed and eight injured. Newsmen were denied access to the scene and could not confirm the death toll. The injured were treated at Allentown Hospital and declined comment as officials, including company officers or a public relations representative, were unavailable. The blast area building was reported destroyed.

Allentown, Pas Trojan Powder Co Allentown

Tribute to Emmett Bowers Jr Court of Honor ceremony

Mayor Bordker opened tributes to 14 year old Emmett Bowers Jr of North Scott high school Eldridge for saving 1.5 year old Larry Baker on a Rock Island line on April 27 1962. Emmett received the Gold Life Saving Medal from George Thomas Buffalo Bill Council president. Over 200 gathered as the Buffalo Bill Council held the first National Court of Honor in Buffalo.

Wilton Richard Bordker Young Emmett Bowers, Jr North Scott High School Eldridge Vivent Burcker Emmett Larry Baker Rock Island Buffalo Bill Council George Thomas Buthble bin Quancil Cholmas Emmet Tim Boden Buffalo Bill Council Executive Board Court of Honor Ralph Heninger Eaden John Win Emmett Bowers, Jr Emmett Bowers National Court of Honor Wilton High School Journal

Hughes Plans Interim Post for Crawford Nominee

Des Moines Iowa governor Harold Hughes announced he plans to appoint Corbin Crawford of Ainsworth to the State Board of Central. Crawford, a Democrat, was rejected by the Senate, marking the first setback in Hughes 34 appointments, with no clear reason given for the rejection. Costa Rica expects economic aid from the United States to curb Castroism, while Costa Rican President Orlich travels to the meeting to discuss regional measures and collective action.

Des Moines Harold Hughes Corbin Crawford Ainsworth State Board Central Crawford Senate Hughes Walter Conway Craw Ord National Farmers Organization San Jose Costa Rica Francisco Orlich Central America Kennedy Orlich Con Costa’ Rica United States Alliance For Progress Punta del Este Uruguay Mes

First to Hang in Iowa Under Lindbergh Law

The 27-year-old Feguer, from St. Johns Michigan, hanged at the State Penitentiary for the kidnap slay ing of Dr. Edward Bartels of Dubuque in 1960. He showed little emotion as he walked to the gallows and accepted the last meal of an olive. The case drew appeal attempts and appeals to President Kennedy, with church officials noting his repentance. Also noted are related civil rights arrests in Greenwood Mississippi and a jet wing tank incident in Mobile Alabama causing minor injuries.

State Penitentiary Edward Bartels Dubuque St. Johns Mich B. FE. Brogman Fegner Dr. Bartels Birmingham Ala FBI Lansing John F. Kennedy Foguer Towa Father Brugman John Bremmer Feguer

Feguer Dies On Gallows

Victor H. Feguer, 28, of St. Johns Mich, paid with his life today for the kidnapping and slaying of a Dubuque doctor in 1960. AP Photofax reports the execution followed a lengthy legal process and marked the end of a high‑profile case.

Victor H. Feguer St. Jjohns Mich Dubuque AP Photofax

Mishap Kills Four Steers Near Muscatine

Four Angus steer escapees from a feedlot were killed in a traffic crash on highway 61 nine miles east of Muscatine at 7 13 p m Thursday. George Henke owned the cattle. Dean Vandenburg of Washington Iowa suffered minor injuries and his 1956 car was damaged. A semitrailer truck was involved as three steers died at the scene and one died later.

Angus Muscatine George Henke Orchard Street Dean Richard Vandenburg Washington Iowa Charlie Whisler Vandenburg Whisler Whister Heike Walter Beck Route 2

Iowan Dies In Crash Of Bomber At Anacortes Harbor

An Iowa man and a Navy aviation machinists mate were killed when a twin jet bomber crashed into Anacortes Harbor near Whidbey Island Naval Air Station. Norman Francis Vogt of Eldridge, Iowa, and Lt. Dean McFarland Brown, 26, of Cimarron Heights, California, died as the aircraft dived into the water during a radar approach after a flight to Albuquerque.

Anacortes Wash Iowa Anacortes Harbor Navy Aviation Norman Francis Vogt Eldridge Dean -Mc-Farland Brown Cimus Heights Calif Albuquerque N.M Whidbey Island Naval Air Station Here

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