School Board Interviews A Candidate for Principal
Duane Given of York Pennsylvania, 37, was interviewed by Muscatine Community School District officials for the Muscatine High School principal post. The board met on Tuesday to decide if Given will accept the offer after principal Clyde Gabriel resigned to return to teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Given
York, Pa
Muscatine High School
Muscatine Community School District
Given
John Fields
Muscatine
York
Muscatine High
Clyde Gabriel
Buck Night drive raises funds for Muscatine Republicans
Muscatine County Young Republican Club led a Buck Night fundraiser with about 75 workers visiting Muscatine West Liberty Wilton Junction and rural areas despite rain. Buck Night Chairman Jim Drum expects totals to top $7,000 after receipts counted by 9 00 p m showed $596 00 collected in Muscatine from Republican County Treasurer Robert Kaufmann.
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Muscatine County
Muscatine
West Liberty
Wilton Junction
Young Republican Club
Jim Drum
Robert Kaufmann
Albee Joins Carver Staff In Muscatine
Richard D. Albee is named corporate staff assistant for Carver Enterprises, reporting to Stephen A. Keller and B. E. Leyle. He handles computer planning, office systems, and Bandag shop management, moving from Des Moines to Muscatine with a mechanical engineering degree. The piece also notes Buck Night drive activity with volunteers Goddard, Day, Sheetz, and Dahl raising funds and mailing envelopes to Republican groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Keller
Carver Enterprises
Richard D. Albee
Carver
Keller
B. E. Leyle
Albee
Bandag, Incorporated
Muscatine
Des Moines
American Machine and Foundry Company
Armstrong Rubber Company
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
University of Town
Parkington
Blue-Triangle Y-Teens Elect New Officers
Holly Anderson was named president of the Blue-Triangle Y-Teens at their Tuesday meeting. Kay Satterthwaite Joyce Hahn Judy Duggan Jan Duggan and Susan Price as retiring president were also named to officer posts. Residents of the County Home enjoyed a Y-Teens visit Monday evening. Next meeting set for May 21 at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Anderson
Y-Teens
Kay Satterthwaite
Joyce Hahn
Judy Duggan
Jan Duggan
Susan Price
Special Mother's Day Edition For Army Mother
Denver paper prints a single extra front page honoring Mrs. Andrew Bockh after infantryman Gregory Bockh requests a full page Mother’s Day message. He offered monthly payments toward the bill, and the Denver Post produced a five column front page with the headline Dear Mom I love you and miss you much.
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Denver
Colo
Gregory Bockh
Vietnam
Andrew Bockh
Denver Post
Bockh
Greg
Post
Col Gelini Praises Troops New Executive Secretary Named
Col Gelini praises troops as Mrs. Robert Ruth James is named executive secretary for the Muscatine County chapter of the Muscatine Red Cross, effective July 1. The appointment marks a leadership change in the local chapter.
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Ters
Marie Montz
John Klein
Red Cross
Earl Jones
Muscatine Red Cross
Robert
Ruth) James
Muscatine County
The
American Red Cross
Eileen Shearer
James
Red “Cross “Inter
Dalé Longtin
Muscatine Community
Gelini
Vietnam
U.S
Col. Gelini
Mekong
Saigon
Gas blast rocks San Jose three houses injures nine
A gas explosion in San Jose flattened an empty house and damaged two others while shattering windows for 10 blocks. Nine people were scratched or bruised and treated at San Jose Hospital. PG&E said no gas leaks were found and the blast may involve fumigation gas, though it was not explosive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
San Jose Hospital
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Martinez etching wins $50 prize at St Cloud show
Ed Martinez, Muscatine art teacher, wins a $50 print prize for Brujo at a visual art exhibition at St. Cloud State College Minnesota. The exhibit features works by artists from Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa including two other Martinez pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Ed Martinez
St. Cloud State College
Minn
Heart transplant patient dies after complications
James B. Cobb of Alexandria Louisiana died eight hours after unexpected complications developed following a heart transplant at St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital in Houston. Cobb, 48, received a heart from a 1b-year-old boy, with doctors citing possible liver and kidney failure linked to immunosuppressive therapy. Two other transplant patients, J. M. Stuckwish and Everett Claire Thomas, remained in satisfactory condition.
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Houston, Tex
St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
James B. Cobb
Alexandria
Cobb
Paae
J. M. Stuckwish
Alpine
Tex
Everett Claire Thomas
Phoenix
Ariz
Tors
Clean-Up Is Ordered On Bus Tour Of City
Muscatine city council and officials toured the city on the annual bus tour with a focus on enforcing housing code and ordinances. New measures give aldermen more authority to enforce regulations, and another ordinance aims to simplify removal of dead trees.
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Muscatine
Magnolia Street
Magnolia
Willow St
McKillip
Isett
Dentists Push Iowa Fluoridation Law
In Des Moines AP report delegates of the Iowa Dental Association urged a state law to require fluoridation of public water supplies to combat tooth decay. About 432 towns affecting 515,009 people would be impacted. Sioux City and Fort Madison would be the only cities over 10,000 affected. Dr. Homer N. Hake notes Iowa ranks fifth in fluoridated population. 96 cities with 1,115,000 people adjust fluoride and 156 towns with 247,000 have sufficient natural fluoride.
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Des Moines
Towa
Dental Association
Iowa Department of Health
Sioux City
Fort Medison
Homer N. Hake
Association
Iowa
Mutiny Claim Signals Turbulence Aboard Ship
Washington AP Lt Cmdr Marcus A Arnheiter says mutiny occurred aboard the destroyer escort Vance after junior officers complained he was unfit for command. Arnheiter, 42, was relieved in 196 after Navy found serious lack of judgment and derelictions. Capt Richard G Alexander, 45, who lost command of the battleship New Jersey for interceding, is to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marcus A. Arnheiter
Congressional
Arnheiter
Navy
Vance
Richard G. Alexander
New Jersey
Defense Department
Muscatine Native Joins GPC Public Relations Staff
Brian Gauler of Muscatine has joined Grain Processing Corporation as part of the Public Relations staff and will assist Roy Luce in developing a company wide public relations program. Gauler, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Gauler, graduated from Muscatine High School in 1958 and earned a BA in marketing from the University of Iowa in 1962. He previously served as expeditor in starch marketing services since 1966.
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Muscatine
Brian Gauler
Mulberry
Grain Processing Corporation
Roy Luce
Gauler
Robert Gauler
Sycamore, Muscatine
Muscatine High School
University of Iowa
GPC
Luce
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Army Mother
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Martinez
Robert Birkhofer
Thomas F. Beveridge
William Roudybush
T.A. Williams
Rollie Morgan
Dale Longtin
John I. Roelle
Johnny’s Grill
Marine Montz
Lee McKee
Fred Grensing
William E. King
Pat Hopewell Jr
Ben. Lewis
John Potter
John Rex
Sid Broad
William Jeschka
W.W. Honeyman
Verl Holtz
Frances Kelley
Harold Lemkau
Dr. Longtin
JH. Petersen
5.G. Stein IV
Walter Ross
Houston Hospital
Weingard
Jim Bermel
Gamerarh
Paul
Rae
State Highway Commission
Second St
Park Ave
T. A. Williams
Dale Lengfin
HOTEL
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Woolworth’'S
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