Juvenile Problems Highlighted at Muscatine Kiwanis Meeting
Muscatine County Probation Officer Fenton Barnard outlined 13 percent of last year's complaints involving juveniles, with 26 cases reaching juvenile court and five committed to Eldora. He cited crowded facilities, need for mental health centers, and calls for training and employment for dropouts. Moline Kiwanis members including Lt. Gov. William Martin attended.
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Muscatine
Barnard
Yona
Eldora
Moline
Moline Kiwanis Club
William Martin
Methodists Adopt New Race Policy
The Methodist Church adopted a sweeping civil rights policy after debate at a worldwide conference. Delegates approved measures urging churches to welcome all races, promote fair employment, and push desegregation in public life and Methodist schools. The policy is nonbinding and cannot expel or censure.
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Pittsburgh
W— ‘Ine Methodist Church
The
Methodist Church
Boy Driving Stolen Car Apprehended by Police
Terril Schmidt, 17, was stopped in a 1951 model car reported stolen from a Muscatine resident between 9 15 and 10 30 a m. Officers Brendel and Opel arrested him at Mulberry avenue and East 16th street. He faces charges of driving without a license and operating a vehicle without the owner's consent in Justice of the Peace Allbee Jr.’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brendel
Robert Opel
Terril Schmidt
Spring Siree
Mulberry Averhue
Richard Young
East 16Th Street
Muscatine High School
Clifford Bennett
Schmidt
Court of Justice of the Peace
Harvey G. Allbee, Jr
Britain to Boost Force In Oil Area
Britain orders more troops to Aden to defend oil interests in the Middle East. Some 2,000 British forces, including Lancashire Fusiliers and a Northern Ireland tactical HQ, to be airlifted to the Aden port. RAF jets to back them as they prepare a punitive operation against tribesmen amid a guerrilla war. The aim is to deter Yemen’s republican regime and Nasser’s UAR and to keep Aden as a base for Western oil protection and Commonwealth defense.
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London
Britain
Aden
Middle East
Lancashire Fusiliers
Northern
Ireland
Arabian Peninsula
Royal Air Force
Burlington Man Heads Barbers Association
Leslie Jones of Burlington was elected president of the Town Journeymen Barbers Association at its two day convention in Dubuque which concluded Monday.
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Burlington
Barbers
Dubuque
Town Journeymen
Barbers Association
Leslie Jones
Kick Off Event Launches Chamber Member Campaign
Muscatine Chamber of Commerce organized a breakfast for 120 workers who were tasked to sign 100 members in the coming week. Harald Vischer of Bandag Corp gave the keynote at Hotel Musculine while Dick Fouteh and John Talbot co chaired the effort. Team captains lead six man squads.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dick Foutch
Larry Nelson
Gene Leyle
John
Muscatine Chamber of Commerce
Harald Vischer
Bandag Corp
Hotel Musculine
Resigns from Inter-American committee to study Puerto Rico status
U.S. representative Teodoro Moscoso resigns from the Inter-American committee of the Alliance for Progress to accept a Puerto Rico federal commission post on Puerto Rico's future political status. President Johnson notes the resignation by the Puerto Rican official.
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Teodoro Moscoso
U.S
Inter-American Committee
The
Alliance For Progress
Johnson
Moscoso
Luis Munoz Marin
Puerto Rico
IAP
Photofax
Woodward joins GOP Candidate Caravan in Iowa
Gary Woodward, Muscatine candidate for the Republican nomination for Attorney General of Iowa, joins the Republican Candidate Caravan in Des Moines. The tour, sponsored by the Towa Council of Republican Women, will visit the 5th district today, the 6th district Wednesday, and the 7th district Thursday, with post caravan visits to Lee Mars and Rock Rapids.
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Gary Woodward
Muscatine
Iowa
Des Moines
Towa Council of Republican Women
Woodward
Lee Mars
Rock Rapids
France Balks at Tariff Talks Goal
Geneva reports France under President de Gaulle blocks a 50 percent tariff cut as the Kennedy Round aims for the maximum reduction allowed by the 1962 Trade Expansion Act. France resists pledging to that target though the 75 nations seek deep cuts. French industrialists fear intensified competition from a sharper tariff drop.
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Geneva
Charles de Gaulle
France
U. S
John F. Kennedy
Start Summer School Registration Wednesday at Muscatine High
Summer session for Muscatine senior high begins Wednesday May 6 with courses running June 8 to July 17 in morning blocks. Tuition is 17.50 per course. Courses include economics civics shop pre geometry typing English and more mornings. Driver education arranged with instructor.
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Muscatine Senior High School
Atomha
Iowa Dental Association Installs New President Dr J D McPike
Dr. J D McPike, 58, installed as president of the Iowa Dental Association at the Des Moines convention. Succeeds Dr. Glenn Miller of Waterloo. New officers include Dr A N Oosterhuis Fort Dodge president elect and Dr Harry Carnvey Clarinda vice president. Ceremony at Hotel Savary. McPike practiced in Muscatine since 1933 and is a University of Town College of Medicine chemistry graduate. He is a trustee and former ADA delegate. noted as a rose breeder with multiple awards. The association dates to 1863 in Muscatine.
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Donald McPike
Iowa Dental Association
Des’ Moines
Glenn ¢. Miller
Waterloo
A. N. Oosterhuis
Fort Dodge
Harry BR
Carnvey
Clarinda
Hotel Savary
University of Town College of Medicine
SUL College of Medicine
Muscatine High School
New Association
American Dental Association
The
Town Dental Association
Iowa State Dental Society
Muscatine
MCC Beats Moline 42 to Enter JC Tourney Final
Muscatine Corsumnity college defeated Black Hawk of Moline 42 at Tom Bruner Field to reach the Mississippi Valley Junior College conference tournament final. Don TeStrake pitched a four hitter for the win. Denny Fulton and Veltake homered to provide late support as Muscatine advances to face the Keokuk Burlington winner. Full details to run Wednesday in The Journal.
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Muscatine Corsumnity College
Black Hawk
Moline
Tom Bruner
Don TeStrake
Denny Fulton
Muscatine
Veltake
Warm Weather Looms With Probable Thunder Showers
Continued warm weather is forecast through Wednesday in this state section. The Weather Bureau says brief thunder showers are likely. Temperatures rose to 68 Monday night and reached 20 by noon today. Lows will be in the 60s, with highs in the low 80s on Wednesday. In Iowa, top temperatures Monday ranged from 85 at Ollumwa to 76 at Spencer, and rainfall from showers totaled .27 inch.
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Weather Bureau
Iowa
Ollumwa
Spencer
Printers Vote To Buy Tree For College
Members of the Muscatine Typographical Union Local 251 voted Monday evening to purchase a tree to be planted at Muscatine Community College. The school board and other interested persons seek about 5 bees of various kinds to help landscape and beautify the grounds, with individuals clubs and civic organizations invited to participate.
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Muscatine Typographical Union
Muscatine Community College
Library To Close Thursday For Iowa Library Meeting
Muscatine area libraries announce a Thursday closure as staff attend a southeast Iowa district meeting in Keokuk. Attendees include Opal Tanner and others. sessions cover the Library as a Cultural Center with speakers from Bettendorf, Keokuk, Grinnell, Town City, Marycrest and Blue Grass. Music and luncheon planned.
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P.M
Roy Wiegert
Keokuk High School
Marian Dunham
Grinnell
Sallie Helin
Town City Library
Michael Maureen
Marycrest College
Davenport
Csra Schroder
Blue Grass
William Dawkins
Keokuk
John Marion
Trial opens in $8,807 damage suit in Muscatine
The American Insurance company sues American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corp Cedar Rapids Pump and Supply Co and Clyde Lucas for fire damage to Glenn Brossart’s building at 119 East Ninth street on Jan 95 1962. Jury selection began with limited progress before a noon adjournment.
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American Insurance Company
American Radiator
Standard Sanitary Corp
Cedar Trapids Pump and Supply Co
Clyde Lucas
Clyde Lucas Quality Plumbing Co
Muscatine District Court
Glenn Brossart
East Ninth Street
Tan. 95
Brossart
Griffith to Speak At SU Conference
William Griffith a Muscatine law student will report on test scores predicting success in specialty schools at a conference on SO8 at The State University of Iowa. Leading business, technical and trade school officials are expected to attend the invitational event to discuss the SOS program guiding high school youth into suitable postsecondary paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
William Griffith
Muscatine
SUI
Sut
Junta Moves to Curb Disorders in Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic civil junta uses troop action and a court order to end a spreading strike. Jose Salvador Velazquez, head of the Court of Appeals, orders taxi and bus drivers to return to work within 48 hours. Prensa Liore reports transit services could be militarized if noncompliance continues.
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Republic
Dominican Republic
Jose Salvador Velazquez
Dominican Court of Appeals
Prensa. Liore
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