180 Invited to Governor Task Force in Muscatine
About 180 Muscatine residents received letters inviting them to a March 22 meeting with Governor Harold Hughes and the State Resource Panel. The session at Hayes Catholic High School includes an opening prelude, prayers, workshops on camping recreation youth employment and vocational training, and aims to plan programs addressing poverty discrimination unemployment and delinquency in the coming summer. The Muscatine gathering is part of 16 meetings across Iowa over eight days to mobilize local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Joseph Sparks
St. Mary's Church
E.S. (Kelly) Burns
Hayes Catholic High School
Mary Brecht
America
Sparks
Mayor Burns
Hughes
Frank
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Ames
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Clinton
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Dubuque
Mason City
Council Bluffs
ISU Students Revisit American Housing From Copenhagen Tour
ISU students on a 13 week foreign study tour in Copenhagen evaluated American urban planning and housing. Dennis Dahlin and Scott Cram highlighted European progress in design, noting Americans may shift to multiple dwellings as cities grow denser. They toured hostels, the Royal Academy of Art courses, and cities like Helsinki, Moscow, and Leningrad for firsthand insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Copenhagen
Denmark
Towa State University
Iowa State
Dennis Calvin
Boone
Scott Cram
Des Moines
U.S
Dublin
Cram
ISU
Royal Academy of Art
Dahlin
Moscow
Leningrad
Ussr
Sweden
Germany
Alvar Aalto
Helsinki
Tapiola
Finland
McDermott Receives Citation From Distillers Feed Council
C. D. McDermott of Grain Processing Corporation received the distinguished service citation from the Distillers Feed Research Council at its Cincinnati convention attended by about 400. The award, presented by council president Dr L Adams, honors McDermott's long service including presidencies in 1956 and 1962. GPC leaders at the event included Dr TA Bing Bailey, Dr Ronald Malzahn, Roy Luce, and Glen Mente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. McDermott
Grain Processing Corporation
Distillers Feed Research Council
Cincinnati
Ohio
L. Adams
McDermott
Research Council
GPC
Bing) Bailey
Cil
Ronald Malzahn
Roy Luce
Glen Mente
Kent
332 Club Meeting Presents America's Blackmailed Paper
Max Collins will present the paper of the evening, America Blackmailed, at the March 19 meeting of the 332 club. Don Carver will present the current event. Dinner meeting is at 6 30 p m at Hole Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Collins
America
Don Carver
Hole Muscatine
Marsha Brown Makes Roosevelt Dean's List
Marsha N Brown of 1914 Mulberry Avenue Chicago is on Roosevelt University Chicago dean's list for semester 3.5 or better with a 3.75 average in education, set to graduate in June. Bill James arrives from Sperry Gyroscope to visit his wife Charlene in Muscatine before a year assignment in Italy at La Spezia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsha Brown
Dean
Roosevelt
Marsha N. Brown
Roosevelt University
Chicago
S. Nabedrick
I Mulberry Avenue
Marsha
Bill James
Muscatine
Florence James
Sycamore
Sperry Gyroscope Co
Great Neck
N.Y
Subic Bay
Phillipines
Charlene
James
New York
London
Rome
la Spezia
Italy
Muscatine Mayor names three to executive committee
Mayor E Burns announced three downtown Muscatine businessmen will sit on the executive committee of the Citizens Advisory Committee for the Improvement of Muscatine. The appointees are I H Peterson Battersons L Verne Lang Langs jewelry and Kenneth Cockshoot K D Clothiers. Other members include Marvin Kreiger chairman Verle Nietzel Dr John Parks Robert Jehring John Rigler George Shepley and Richard Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly) Burns
Muscatine
Citi
Zews
Second St
I. H. Peterson
Batterson's
Verne) Lang
Lang’s Jewelry
Kenneth Cockshoot
K & D Clothiers
Peterson
Citizens Advisory Group
Lang and
Cockshoot
Marvin Kreiger
Verle Nietzel
John Parks
Robert Jehring
John Rigler
George Shepley
Richard Stanley
Home Builders Hear Planning Information Muscatine
Members of the Home Builders Association of Muscatine County heard City Planner William Klatt of Stanley Consultants review the Comprehensive Planning Study on Muscatine’s present and future facilities and changes. Forty two members attended the session including a dinner and social hour at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Builders Association of
Muscatine County
William Klatt
Stanley Consultants
Muscatine
Klatt
Muscatine Board OKs 1968 69 Teacher Salary Scale
Muscatine Community School District approves the 1968 69 salary proposal for teachers. Beginning BA degree base pay set at 6100 with a four by four index for annual increments. The package raises base by 650 over last year and increases average pay by 836, adding about 245,938 to instruction costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Community
Muscatine
Plans for Golf Course Buildings Move Ahead
Muscatine Municipal Golf Course solicits bids for two new structures a pro shop and a maintenance building. The pro shop will be a separate facility housing a concession stand fee payments and rest rooms for the public. Construction is slated to start in spring with both buildings placed for convenient access to players and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Municpal Golf Course
Commercial Teachers Attending Workshop
Odelia Welchman of Route 3 joins a group of business educators attending a joint conference of the Central Commercial Midwestern Business College Association at The University of Town today and Saturday. Teachers will hear talks on various aspects of business education and discuss internal problems of the two associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odelia Welchman
Central Commercial Teachers Association
Midwestern Business College Association
University of Town
Buffalo Man Fined in Bettendorf for Game Possession
Cecil T. Caudle of Buffalo was fined 96 dollars in Bettendorf Police Court for illegal possession of a pheasant and 46 squirrels. Area conservation officer Erv Jennings testified a pheasant was shot and a truck license number led to the search warrant in Scott County. The case moved from Eldridge to Bettendorf after venue changes and was heard in Bettendorf Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erv Jennings
Cecil T. Caudle
Buffalo
Caudle
Bettendorf
Area Conservation
Jennings
Scott County
Harry Klint
Eldridge
Otto Soehle
Public Health Nursing receives Bain memorial gift and meetings
The Public Health Nursing Association marked its first annual meeting with a $430 Bain memorial gift for equipment purchases. H. C. Hafermann will begin as Zion visitation pastor on April 12. March events include usher trainings, a family night with a Genesis play by Central Junior High students, and council dinners. Seven directors were elected for three-year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Bain
The
Public Health Nursing Assn
H. C. Hafermann
Zion
Council of the Zion Lutheran Circle
Central Junior High
Fred Boyce
W. Jensen
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Earl Jones
Friends and Associates
Bain
Association
Chester Hufford
Ronald Conkling
Lester Coulter
Wayne Garvin
Patrick McRoberts
David Stanley
T. Ray Crews
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Sontag
Steve Sontag
Iowa State University
Dennis Dahlin
Copenha
Gen
United States
Distillers Feed Council
Sauer‘s
East Second Street
OAV Saa
Major Leatherby
Vietnam
John Leatherby
U.S. Army
Sertoma Club
George's Steakhouse
Leatherby
Muskeegan
Mich
Ralph Cullen
Navy
Army
Khe Sanh
John Hintermeister
Dean Ulrich
Ed Cosiger
Don Ziegenhorn
Goodyear
Miami
Florida
General Electric
Fred W. Havemann
Devitt Avenue
State Farm
Las Vegas
Nev
John WH. Heyden
Mississippi Marine Sales
Kiekhaeter Mercury
Glenn Sam Vergler
S.J. Hoffman and Sons
P and D Mfg. Company
Plainfield
Illinois
Paul W. Sweitzer
Bankers Life Company of
Douglas W. Oak
Stanley W. Oak
Parkington Drive
Ft. Bliss
Tex
City Teachers Association
Teachers’ Association
Supt
A. A. Johnson
Black
Quigley Corner Inn
Journal
Jerry Russell
Public
H. Hafermann
Zion Lutheran
Kirk Robert Richard Douglas
Nitchum- Widmark
the Hillbillies
Audrey Ishepburn
Alan i
Edward W. Riley
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Patrick
Riley Funeral Home
Walnut
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