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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1966

Page

6

Rural Youth Scholarship Winners Named for Farm Bureau

Anthony J. Miller from Letts and Jean Marie Hargrafen of Hampton were named two year Farm Bureau scholarship winners on April 28. District 7 winners will receive 160 dollars annually for two years to pursue teaching or further education as part of a 20 year program that supports young farm people. Mrs J 5 Van Wert, Iowa Farm Bureau women’s chairman, attended the presentation with the youths.

Anthony J. Miller Webster Jean Marie Hargrafen J. 5. van Wert Hampton Iowa Farm Bureau Win

Maylones Learn Son Robert’s New Okinawa Address

Mr and Mrs John Maylone have received a new address for their son Robert who is now in Okinawa. PFC Robert J Maylone 2115190 USMC Supply Battalion 34d Force Service Regiment Supply Company FPO San Francisco Calif 96602.

John Maylone Robert Okinawa Robert J. Maylone USMC

April Weather Summary Shows Rainfall Higher, Temps Lower

The April report notes temperatures were slightly below normal while rainfall ran above average. Prepared by F. J. Bauerbach, weather observer, the summary details mean daily temperature and precipitation patterns for the month.

F. J. Bauerbach

Teacher Corps Seeks Recruits Amid Funding Cut

The National Teacher Corps pressed ahead with a major recruitment drive despite a congressional move to cut $20 million for fiscal 1967. Officials planned 6,000 radio and TV spots, overrode initial fears, and followed direction from U.S. Education Commissioner Harald Howe. The article also notes unrelated weather figures and a Moscow University unit patrolling for illegal residents.

Washington National Teacher Corps Congressional Committee Harald Howes U. S Education

Tax rule change sought by NSBA on payroll deposits

The National Small Business Association asks the Treasury to drop a proposed rule requiring 75,000 companies to deposit taxes withheld from employees twice monthly instead of monthly. Lloyd E. Skinner says the change, likely due mid June, would curb government spending delays. The IRS order gives 15 days for employer comments after Friday's Federal Register publication.

Washington National Small Business Association Treasury Department Lloyd E. Skinner Association Federal Register Internal Revenue Service

Pygmy Negritos hunt near Clark Air Force Base in Philippines

In the Philippines a small Pygmy Negrito community is seen hunting with poisonlipped arrows only 450 miles from Manila and the sprawling Clark Air Force Base, illustrating traditional life amid growing proximity to modern military presence.

Philippines Clark Air Force Base Manila

Weather Shifts Across the Gulf Coast and Regions

A national weather picture shows rain and showers covering the Gulf coast tonight with extending rain from Kentucky to the mid Atlantic coast. Warmer conditions are expected in the northeast while cooler air moves into the central plains and western lakes region.

Gulf Coast Kentucky mid-Atlantic Coast Central Plains Western Lakes Area

Guilty Plea on OMVI Charge In Muscatine District Court

Virgil Leroy Nichols Jr of Muscatine pleaded guilty Saturday in Muscatine district court to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The plea follows an arrest and is part of a case proceeding in the local court.

OMVI Virgil Leroy Nichols Muscatine

Nichols faces delayed sentence in drunken driving case

Judge R K Stohr postponed the sentence until July 2 at the defendant's request after Muscatine police arrested Nichols on March 18. Classified ads run today.

Hicle R. K. Stohr Muscatine Nichols

Ivory Coast crafts endure amid changing economy

Skilled artisans of the Ivory Coast still carve handsome elephant tusk figurines that gave the country its name. Economic progress has altered most other traditional livelihoods, with Abidjan’s early 20th century fisher village replaced by fluorescent highways, cloverleafs, and gleaming buildings reminiscent of Miami Beach.

Ivory Coast Abidjan Miami Beach

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