Smooth Progress Reported on Muscatine Community College Building
Muscatine Iowa May 14 1963 The school board heard a report of satisfactory progress on the Muscatine Community College building with July 15 completion in reach despite a two week extension. Payments totaling 2082000 were approved to Dean Frye Construction Oppelt Electric and Red Ball Engineering for estimates. Graduation and diploma actions were approved with 212 seniors to receive diplomas June 3 and 83 sophomores to receive Associate of Arts degrees pending assigned work. The board also voted to penalize teachers resigning new contracts before the school year starts.
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Muscatine Community College
School District Board , of Education
Stanley Engineering Company
Dean Frye Construction Company
Frye Company
Electric Co
Fred Messenger
James Lopey
Professional Photographs Exhibit At Iowa Conference
Photographers Melen Bamford and George Michael showcase works at the Iowa Professional Photographers Association convention in Des Moines, with honors including Judy Leu and Teena Grim acceptances and Michael earning third place in a group print.
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Melen Bamford
George Michael
Bamford
Muscatine
Iowa Professional Photographers
Des Moines
Judy Leu
Bob Zt
Migs Bamford
Teena Grim
Tom Patrick
Iowa City
Judy Lechner
Bill Giessregen
Candace
William Stickrod
Grandview
Folm
Tiek Mao
Steve
Dong
Lester Askam
Michael
Hiusiva
Gears
Derksen
Sehmeitzer Worlding
St. Mythias
MM Shew
A&m
E. W. Eubanks
Kiwanis Club Hosts Conservation Talk and Dance Festival Plans
Muscatine Kiwanis heard about the Sea Conservation Service and rural resource work with Dale Shadle, introduced by George Aplanit. Lee Mekee led the agriculture committee and Tom Price outlined Square Dance Festival plans for June 7-9.
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Sea Conservation Service
Muscatine Kiwanis Club
Dale Shadle
Rrea
Jie Wag
George ‘Aplanit
Legal
SCS
Lee Mekee
Kiwanis Agriculture Committe
Tom Price
Hughes to Sign Gold Dome Bill Des Moines
Des Moines reports Gov. War is expected to sign an $80,000 bill to replace the gold dome on the Capitol. The measure passed the Senate on Monday and was sent to the governor for action.
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Des Moines
War
Hughes
Capitol
Senate
Troops Arrive For Maneuvers In Southeast Asia
American forces began arrival for large SEATO military maneuvers in Thailand amid tensions with Red-leaning threats. Units from allied nations deployed to eastern Bangkok area and nearby bases, signaling a coordinated drill centerpiece in the region.
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Wore
Whalland
Muse Tine Board Hires Eight New Teachers
Muse Tine community school board hires eight new teachers and accepts resignations of six staff. New hires include Mary Jane Strause for library and English at Central Junior High, with duties in college yearbook. Donald Ager as high school commercial teacher. Lloyd Block and TM Block in science and elementary physical education. Dennis Haney in social studies. Gary Kissell in social studies and coaching. Manuel Menendez in junior high Spanish. and Edward Chamberlin named principal at Madison School. Salaries set for each, with additional stipends for coaching and activities. several resignations announced including Frazisinger, Neighbors, Welch, Eveland, Klauer, and Franzen.
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Muse Tine Community School
Cns Board of Education
Mary Jane Strause
Fruit-land
Miss Strause
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
Donald D. Ager
Muscaline
State University of Iowa
Ager
Muscatine Community College
Lloyds Herbert Black
Murray State College
Murray
Kentucky
TM Block
Dennis F. Haney
University of North Dakota
Cenwrassae
Gary Kissell
Muscistine
West Dune Ford
Fle
Kissell
Masdaline High School
Muscaine Community College
Town Woesleyan College
Lisat College
Doris Trent
Central Junior High School
Bret Trent
San Mari
Manuel Menendez
Will Leech
U. S
Menendez
Sil Hine
State University of
Donald J. Agen
Lloyd Block
TL Block
West Junior High
Robert I. Klauer
Lavonne Franzen
Apartment Emptied Reports Vanished Items
Danll Jenkins told police Monday he found his apartment at 700 West Second Street emptied with floors swept and seven work uniforms plus an electric and shaving equipment missing. Dishes bedspread willow cases were gone and a later notice cited missing circulating fans at East Third and Walnut Street. Police found no sign of forced entry.
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Danll Jenkins
West Second Street
Millis Tanel
Tole
Vernon J. Oostendar
East Third
Walnut Streets
Chamber Group At Training Event Today
A Muscatine delegation joins chamber officers and directors from 12 Illinois and Town Communities at a one day U S Chamber of Commerce training institute in Minton. Muscatine attendees include Don Carver and other officers and directors. Plans call for about a dozen flying laboratories named Surveyors.
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Nnuscating
U.S. Chaber
Commerce Training Institute
Minton
Ilinois
Muscatine
Don Carver
Robert Toborg
Margaret Yoblas
Jack Rigler
Harold Lemkau
James Tierney
Marvin Krieger
Robert Naber
James Gould
Frank Killian
Nellie Vetter
Decisions Affect 69 Children in 1962 Juvenile Court
District Judge Matthew Westvale oversaw 69 children aged 3 months to 17 years in 1962. Delinquency cases numbered 36 and dependency neglect 33. 14 cases stayed open with no action. Referrals went to probation, county welfare, other courts, training schools, public institutions, and the department of social welfare in Iowa.
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Cannly Juvenile Court
Matthew Westvale
Florence Hetaler
County ‘Welfare Agency
State Taining School
Glenwood
S Mental Health Institute
Child Hit By Car Is Fair Today
A 30 month old Muscatine girl, JoAnn Lick, was seriously injured after darting from behind a wego and struck by a car near her home. She was hospitalized in Muscatine and then moved to University Hospitals Iowa City in critical condition with head and chest injuries. Driver Franklin Walton, 68, reported speed and witnesses Edmond Metz and David Hutton. This follows another pedestrian accident in Muscatine, leaving Leo Fuller with a skull fracture. both patients are reported fair today.
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Muscatine
JoAnn
Clarence E. Lick
Climer Street
Muscatine General Hospital
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Riley
Franix ‘I. Walton
East Second Street
Linet Street
Lick
Edmond D. Metz
Broadway
David Hutton
Newell Avenue
Leo Fuller
Sycamore Street
Eighth Street
Iowa Avenue
Pational University Hospitals
Salvation Army Board to Meet in Muscatine
Members of the Muscatine Salvation Army advisory board will hold their May meeting at noon Thursday at Hotel Muscatine. Spiny lobsters are hatched as larvae a fraction of an inch long with spidery legs, flat bodies and large protruding eyes.
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Muscatine Salvation, Army Advisory Board
Hotel Muscasine
Fishing Film Friday at Elks Club Announces Show Time
An outdoor fishing film will be shown at 7 50 pm Friday at the Elks club followed by a fish fry lunch at 9 50 pm Reservations for the Janes are to be made at the club by noon Thursday clarification issued that the film was originally listed for Thursday night.
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Elks Club
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