Big Name Democrats Headline Iowa Conference Plan
DES MOINES — Secretary Celebrezze and three other cabinet members are slated to join Gov. Harold Hughes at the Midwest Democratic Conference. The gathering aims to shape the Democratic platform ahead of the national convention. Humphrey will speak at the Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner Saturday night.
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Anthony Celebrezze
Health, Education and Welfare
Johnson
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Secretary of the Interior
Tart Udall
Orville Freeman
Willard Wirte
Celebrezze
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Sen. Humphrey
Washington
Pantel Earns Campus Award for Distinguished Service
Pantel a Muscatine senior and son of Mr and Mrs Glen Pantel receives a campus radio station service award. He is one of four Central college staff recognized for distinguished service at the campus station.
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Prlla
Clark Pantel
Muscatine
Central College Campus
Pantel
Glen E. Pantel
Herahey Ave
Girl Injured By Automobile On Mulberry Avenue
A nine year old girl, Nancy Clair Shepley, was struck by a southbound car on Mulberry avenue around 6 50 p m in the 400 block. She suffered cuts bruises and damaged teeth and was treated at Muscatine General Hospital before being sent home. The driver, Jerry Neal Kleindolph, 16, of 1111 Lincoln Bird, transported her to the hospital.
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Mulberry Avenue
Nancy Clair Shepley
George A. Shepley
Colony Hive
Muscatine General Hospital
Mulberry
Jerry Neal Kleindolph
Lincoln Bird
Kleindolph
Pupil Finds Pen Pals With Flying Balloons
Arlene Bear Coblentz a Riverside school second grader in Lone Tree receives letters from Mrs Noll a teacher in Inkely Illinois who teaches at Sandwich Illinois after a class balloon project sent messages from 18 riders. The Balloon journey spanned miles and connected Riverside and Wood Berry schools.
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Lone Tree
Arlene Bear Coblentz
River Junction
Chris Coblentz
Noll
Inkely
Llinois
Sandwich
Arlene Bea
Riverside School
Arlene
Six-Week Summer Session at Muscatine Community College
Muscatine Community College schedules a six week summer session with six credit hours per student at ten dollars per semester hour. Classes run 90 minutes daily five days a week, science and drawing labs longer. Present courses include Biology survey, American history, engineering drawing, general psychology, business law, with possible additions in literature, speech, and accounting. Enrollment deadline May 15. Session runs June through July 17.
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Muscatine Community Colleges
Feshman Luelish
Muscatine Group Attends Iowa Development Clinic in Des Moines
Eight Muscatine representatives will join the 1st annual Iowa development commission clinic in Des Moines. Harald W. Gglivie of the Muscatine Development Corporation will speak on Muscatine Progress park and site history. Friday features 5 speakers, including Al Eimer and Joe Knock, plus a banquet honoring Bernard Nowack.
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Muscatine Development Corporation
Iowa Development Commission
Des Moines
Harald W. Gglivie
Highway 61- 92
Muscatine Progress Park
John B. Rigler
Harold Peters
The
Corporation
George A. Shepley
Edward Mahee
Nowanl McKinley
H. J. Heinz Company
J. W. Andersen
Robert Naber
Municipal Ublilies
al Eimer
Ottumwa Courier
Charles D. Pechier, Jr
Omaha
Neb
Robert Dorothy
Dubuque Industrial Development Cormnittee
Joe Knock
Iowa State Savings Bank
Creston
John Trelan
Marshallsown Chamber of Commerce
Eastern Star Banquet Planned at Masonic Temple
The Eastern Star schedules a Mother-Daughter banquet at the Topan Masonic Temple on May 15 with reservations due by May 1 through Diana Maurer or Frances Lavcamp. Mr and Mrs Robert Yedlik and Mrs Joey Yedlik of Burlington visited their mother Mrs Vedlik on May 4.
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Wilton
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Topan
Diana Maurer
Frances Lavcamp
Robert Yedlik
Joey Yedlik
Burlington
Mary V
MCC Names Director of Housing
James Wallis is named Muscatine Community College's first director of housing. The appointment supports college growth and rising out of town student enrollment. Landlords can list homes with college counseling staff, who will inspect and approve facilities including a bed for each student, desk, lighting, dresser, and bathroom. Rules include no smoking in bed, no alcohol, no roaming loud, and quiet hours after 8 pm.
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James Wallis
Muscatine
Community College
Wallis
Legion Picnic Postponed and Local Events Schedule
The Muscatine County American Legion picnic at Mt. Pleasant State Hospital planned for May 24 is postponed and will be rescheduled. The First District spring conference occurs May 23 at West Point. A Legion card party for veterans and friends is set for Tuesday May 12. Northwestern Bell honors in Davenport include six employees with 175 years service. Ethel Stroup and Margaret Motka receive long attendance awards. Fourteen Miss Moline finalists compete Saturday at Moline High School with Gil Dietz among five out‑of‑town judges. winner advances to Miss Illinois.
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Muscatine
Davenport
Northwestern Bell ‘Telephone Company
Ethel G. Stroup
Margaret Motka
Giles
Seventy-Six Township Caucus Friday Key Delegates Chosen
Republicans of Seventy-Six townships will hold a caucus Friday at p.m. in the township hall to select three delegates to the county convention.
Youngsters Receive Oral Vaccine at PHNA Office
The Public Health office in Muscatine hosted a vaccination day at City Hall. Nurses administered the Sabin oral polio vaccine to local youngsters using two-dose schedules, with the second dose planned for July. Parents noted few tears as children drank from cups or used droppers.
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PHNA
Bruce
Rateliff
Ralph, Jenkins
Harry Cat
Iowa
Vaccine Rollout Captures Five Year Old Julie Gardner
Five year old Julie Gardner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Gardner, is photographed mid vaccine as her sister already receives hers. Children across the group were given the oral vaccine on Wednesday, described as painless and fearless by witnesses.
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Julie Gardner
McCormick Pleads Guilty On Junkyard Charge
Joe McCormick pleaded guilty in Police court to keeping a non conforming junkyard at 1830 Hershey Avenue and paid a $10 fine. He was ordered to remove all vehicles from the front and rear yards by May 9. The city council has issued 26 clean up orders and passed a zoning amendment requiring fencing around salvage yards.
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Joe McCormick
Hig Yard
Hershey _avenue
McCormick
Clifford Bennett
Police and Sanitation Departments
Bennett
Skies Clear as Showers Forecast for Town
Skies cleared by noon today but the weather bureau warned of showers and thunderstorms moving in from the south tonight and Friday. Storms likely to continue into Saturday. Highs near the upper 70s to 80, lows around the 50s. Thunder and lightning reported last night with a trace of rain.
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Weather Bureau
Oak Park Academy Band To Play At Local Church
The Oak Park Academy band from Nevada Iowa will visit the Seventh day Adventist church at 2824 Mulberry Saturday at 3 pm. Directed by Don Duncan the 40 piece ensemble tours Eastern Iowa performing sacred music seen on television in Town. Public invited to attend.
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Oak Park Academy
Nevada
Iowa
Mulberry
Don Duncan
Academy Music Department
Iowe
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