Budget Boost Aims to Raise SUI Faculty Salaries
Towa City funds from the 60th General Assembly will allow the State University of Town to raise faculty pay and hire more staff. About $2,006,692 of the $2,500 increase is earmarked for salaries, with $144,000 for General Service staff. The plan targets a midwestern ranking rise and strengthens foreign languages, computer education, and graduate programs.
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Towa City
60Th General Assembly
State University of Town
Virgil M Hatcher
Hancher
State Board of Regents
SUI
Mid
Navy ships to supply water for Hong Kong drought
Ships of the U S Tth Fleet and the British Navy in Hong Kong harbor will share surplus water from their distillation plants with Hong Kong’s 332 million drought stricken population, according to naval commanders.
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Hong Kong
U.S. Tth
Sweetland News Briefs and Local Notices
Community events and church notices from Sweetland include MYF members urged to register for camp via Rev Leland Enke or Rev Stephen Root with limited slots. WSCS officers to be installed during Sunday services. Eighth graders to attend Area Six graduation May 8 at Muscatine High School. Visitors to the Rinnert home included the Egel and Merrill Paul families from Durant. A community shower is planned for Miss Sheryll Mahraun ahead of her June 16 wedding to Wayne Wetzel Jr. and extended local visits noted.
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Sweetland
MYF
Camp Tay
Leland Enke
Stephen Root
WSCS
Sweetland School
Muscaline High School
Fred Rinnert
Roy Egel
Bloomington Township
Merrill
Paul
Durant
Kenneth Egel
Deborah Sue
Sheryll
Peace Efforts Urged at General Assembly Meeting
In Des Moines Iowa the United Presbyterian General Assembly pressed for broader peace efforts among nations and races. The body celebrated improved cordiality between Protestants and Roman Catholics and urged the U S government to pursue patient persistence toward a workable Soviet disarmament agreement.
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Wes Moines
Iowa
United Presbyterian General Assembly
U. S
Soviet Union
Expansion in Economy Noted In 1st Quarter
In Muscatine Iowa a May issue notes the Commerce Department reports the gross national product rose to an annual rate of 572 billion dollars in the first quarter. Washington cites government spending and inventory buildup as key expansion drivers. Canberra plans 442 million dollars over four years for expanded defenses, announced by Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies.
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Commerce Department
Washington
Canberra
Australia
Robert Menzies
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Iowa State Board of Public Welfare
Park Lane Country Club
State Board
Marshall C. Jewell
Rene M. Smith
Lawrence Putney
Roscoe Whitlatch
Grace Bryant
Betty Masterson
Muscatine County
America
Batterson’s
Marga
Gily K Group
Antfree
Orf
Dowsstairs Store
Spiny Family Shoe Dept
Muscatine
Journal
Syjtume
Batterson's
Sunbeam
Iemendous
Wakterson’s
Sue
Dominion Haidryers
Novastairs
Horry
Malin
Marsha Lee
Floor
Yales
Butterson
Selec
Wampas
Prinds
Lorraine
Sanaa Ney
China
Fim
Morgar Jones
Chese Kreat
Mesaed
Revlon
Fatterson
Val
Bath
Mving
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