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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
3
AP reports that business strength has traders on edge with concerns over overheating and possible tax actions. The First National City Bank notes rising durable goods orders, higher plant spending, and a 12 percent profit gain across 4399 firms, while warns inflation risks and potential policy intervention.
Wayne Patterson, warden of the Colorado State Prison, has been elected president of the West Central Warden's Association during the Seattle meeting. The group represents regional prison leaders and aims to coordinate policies and standards across member facilities. Patterson succeeds the former president and will lead a yearlong agenda.
Captain Foss of the Wolfhounds says Viet Cong are masters at booby trapping with many devices seen north of Cu Chi. He describes a water jar explosive and a bamboo shield trap with a hidden shell that drives a nail into a victim, and notes red paint marks warn of traps.
Betty Gordon, a Seattle psychologist and housewife, works daily at a private regional research center. She climbs to a soundproof rooftop cubicle to observe one of nine Malaysian monkeys, a routine aimed at uncovering insights into human behavior.
Louisa County Farm Bureau Women met Monday afternoon in the Farm Bureau office presided by county chairman Kathryn Lieberknecht. Roll call was answered with Know Your Candidate. May 28 was set for the flower and landscaping tour in the county of homes. Hazel Griffin presented a flannelgraph demonstration of six months of Farm Bureau work. John Weber Jr led refreshments. Lola Downs spoke on her work as a school nurse. The group included 18 members and 3 guests. next meeting is a picnic at John Jackay cabin on Lake Odessa May 16.
Muscatine residents and guests share weekend travel to Peoria visiting Dean Epperly at Bradley University. Iowa Dental Hygienist Association president and families attend regional gatherings. Lysie Morrow joins the 12th DeMolay anniversary in East Moline. Wayne Bullig and Cambridge kin spend Sunday at the Jobin Michael home.
The Zion's League of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints sponsors a ham supper at Joy Church on May 14. Serving runs from 5 to 5:30 PM. Local personals note visits and travels among community members, including Mrs. Haas in Detroit and the Kiddo family on furlough.
Dr. Albert LeRoy Pugsley, currently vice president at Kansas State University in Manhattan, will become president of Youngstown University in the 1960s. The announcement places Pugsley as the new lead at the institution, signaling a major leadership transition for the Ohio university.
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