Bitten by Bat Boy Prompts Final Rabies Shots
Muscatine Iowa May 1966 reports 12 year old Larry Wiese takes last of 14 rabies vaccines after bat bite. article notes dog licensing laws in Iowa, rising rabies tests, and patterns of rabies in dogs bats and skunks with public health guidance and safety tips for children.
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Boy
Larry Wiese
Loren Wiese
Larry
Iown
United States
Muscatine County
State Department of Health
Muscatine Man Saves Davenport Woman From River
Robert Stoutner, 23, of Muscatine, credited by Davenport police with saving Ruth O Connell from the Mississippi River after she fell or jumped near Marquette Street. Stoutner, a Crane Plumbing worker, removed his shoes and pulled her to safety with aid from colleagues and police. she was conscious and not requiring resuscitation. The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon in Davenport.
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Robert Stoutner
Muscatine
Davenport
Mississippi River
Stoutner
University of Iowa
Ruth O'Connel
Pine Knoll
Marquette Street
O'Connel
Mercy Hospital
Crane Plumbing and Heating Supply Co
Stadium
Wallace St
Muscatine Journal Details and Copyright Notice
The Muscatine Journal is published daily except Sunday by The Muscatine Journal, a corporation at 39 Byard Street, Muscatine, Iowa. It is entered as second class matter in the Muscatine post office under March acts. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches printed in this newspaper.
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The
Muscatine Journal
Lee Entermrizas, Incorporated
Byard St
Muscatine
Iowa
Mutetine
Associated
Focal
Subscription Rates For Muscatine Area Daily Paper
Subscription terms list in city carrier delivery at 9.200 per month in advance. Outside Muscatine carrier delivery is forty cents weekly. Mail subscriptions within fifty miles of Muscatine are 17.00 annually and 18.00 beyond fifty miles. Mail subscriptions in advance. Office hours 8x.m. to 5 p.m. Special delivery for missed papers available until 6:30.
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City of Muscatine
Muscatine
Mancatine
Ifice
To & Pm
Ally
Reckless Motorcycle Rider Fined
Greg Alan Johnson, 18, of 1213 Dale Street, was charged with reckless driving after police observed him riding a motorcycle on one wheel after 9 p.m. on Wednesday and fleeing when signaled. He allegedly ignored stop signs at Monroe Grand and Clay Grand at speeds over 60 mph. Johnson appeared in Police Court before Judge Duane Goodken and was fined 35 dollars plus costs.
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Greg Alan Johnson
Dale Street
Johnson
Monroe Street
Grand Avenue
Clay Street
Grand
Duane Goodken
National Guard Battery Inspectors Praise Muscatine Unit
Brig. Gen. Robert L. Gamrath led a training effectiveness inspection of Battery C, 1st Howitzer Battalion, 185th Field Artillery in Muscatine. Open house featured weapon exhibits and firing demonstrations while 93 enlisted and officers from multiple units observed, noting strong written test results.
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Robert L. Gamrath
34Th Command
Des Moines
185Th Field
Tillery
Muscatine
Iowa National Guard
Robert E. Garner
James Flanagan
44Th Artillery Group
Roger J J. Harrison
W. C. Hubbell
Harold $. Brunsell
V. W. Carlson
185Th Field Artillery
Maurice Phillips
Clark House
D. E. Loehndorf
James E. Phipps
148Th Transport Bn
R. L. Hill
Council Acts Tonight Under New Official Code
The city council will conduct business under Muscatine's new official code at the regular bi monthly session, adopting a readoption of general ordinances and retaining special ones including franchises and appropriations. The code references the Uniform Building Code and fire prevention rules from the American Insurance Association, with specific electrical and building safety provisions.
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Muscatine
International Conference of Building Officials
American Insurance Association
Devill Is Alive movement urged by Capital Baptist editor
Editor James O. Duncan proposes a counter editorial movement to the God Is Dead idea. He argues the devil remains alive amid death of God discourse and warns opponents have been deceived by the greatest deceiver.
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Washington
James 0. Duncan
Capital Baptists
Traffic Toll Up 7 Percent in First Quarter
The National Safety Council reports 10,710 traffic deaths in the first quarter, a 7 percent rise from the same period last year. March deaths reached 3,790, up 12 percent from March 1965.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Car Clips Meters and Window Damaged in Early Morning Crash
A car veered while turning from Walnut onto Second street in the 400 block of East Second, demolishing two parking meters and striking Patricia's Hair Styling salon window. Gary A Davis, 24, was charged with failure to control. Separate incident on First Avenue left two vehicles damaged in a collision between Jeffrey A Shay, 18, and Donald J Kronfeldt, 41, with damage to Shay’s front fender and Kronfeldt’s right door.
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Contre
East Second Street
Gary Alan Davis
Orange Street
Davis
Walnut Street
Patricia
Eat Second Street
Second Street
Jeffrey A. Shay
Circle Drive
Donald J. Kronfeldt
Washington Street
First Avenue
Adams Street
Kronfeldt
Dead Keokuk Woman Had Sister Here
Shirley Milligan thirty one was found dead beside a roadway near Keokuk. Police found a plastic container with one sleeping pill tablet. Investigators consider overdose a possibility but believe someone was with her. Milligan was sister of Mrs. Robert Garrett of Muscatine. Funeral services were set for 2 p.m. Friday at Schmidt funeral home in Keokuk.
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Shirley Milligan
Keokuk
Robert
Darlene) Garrett
Muscatine
Miss Milligan
Howard Harman
ODK taps Richard Shepley into leadership honor society
Richard Shepley son of Mr and Mrs George Shepley of 44 Colony Dr was tapped into the University of Town chapter of Omicron Delta Kappa leadership honor society for men at the annual Leadership Banquet held in the Towa Memorial Union. Also present were Mortar Board members including Linda Weis of Muscatine. Gene Krekel law senior from Burlington and ODK president led the ceremony. New Mortar Board members were tapped during Mother's Day Weekend with Charles Mason serving as master of ceremonies.
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Richard Shepley
George Shepley
Colony
University of Town
U of T
Omicron Delta Kappa
Shepley
Towa Memorial Union
Retail Merchants
Towa City
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American Iron and Steel Institute
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the Muscatine Journal
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Dial
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MIAMS
Fla
Cira Garcia
Calixie Garcia Hospital
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Miami
Jose Marcos
James Stewart
MAUREEN _ CHARA
Brian Keith
Ae. Em
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Don Galloway
Technicolor Panavision
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Honor Blackman
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Shay
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Rex's Academy OF Beauty
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