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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1964

Page

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Bank Robbery In Sherrard Nets About $10000

SHERRARD Ill A gate man wearing sunglasses robbed the Farmers State Bank of Sherrard of about $10000 today while an accomplice waited outside in a car. Bank president C B Johnson said the robber appeared cool and professional as he ordered everyone to lie on the floor and forced him to walk to the money room. The gunman stuffed the bills into a sack and fled to a waiting car. Sherrard is in Mercer County.

Sherrard Ill Farmers State Bank C. B. Johnson Johnson Mercer County

Woman, 29, Shot, Mate In Custody

A Dana, Illinois report states Air Force sergeant T. Sgt. Lee Merle Deal, 30, on leave from Offutt AFB, admitted arguing with his estranged wife Edna Deal, 29, who was shot to death outside Bana elementary school. Edna’s body was found the day after a baby shower. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for June 4.

Dana Greene Conny Air Force Bana Lee Merle Deal Offutt Air Force Base Omaha Mutter Justice of the Peace William Schoppe Jefferson Edna Deal Grand Tunction Roland Riley Deal

Fahy to Enter United States Air Force Academy

Terry W. Fahy, son of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Fahy, 607 West 8th Street, has been appointed to the U S Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs. Major General Robert H. Warren congratulates Fahy in a letter, noting his selection after strong competition. Fahy’s class enters June 29 for four years of training, followed by at least five years as an Air Force officer. He is an academic honor student at Muscatine High School with nine athletic letters in football, wrestling, and track, and has participated in dramatics.

Terry W. Fahy William L. Fahy West United States Air Force Academy Colorado Springs Colo Fahy Robert H. Warren United States Air Force’ Academy Warren

Death of 4 Brings Big Damage Suit

An $8 million damage suit names a Lincoln Nebraska trucking firm owners and the driver of one truck after an Air Force family from West Virginia died in a rear end collision near Tipton in July. The suit, filed by the administrator of the estate of T Sp. Robert L. Stulle, 92, Chapmanville, WV, lists Evelyn Stulle and children Deborah 8 and Paris 6 as plaintiffs. Defendant drivers include Howard Everson, 30, of Lincoln, Nebraska, and other defendants Edward Rolland and Marvin Dudley of Dudley Transfer Co Lincoln.

Cedar Rapids Lincoln, Neb Air Force West Virginia T. Spt Robert L. Stulle Chapmanville W. Va Evelyn Deborah Paris Tipton Howard Everson Lincoln Neb Edward Rolland Marvin Dudley Dudley. Transfer Co

U S Concern Over Asia Warns Of Communist Takeover

Bundy warned of real danger of a Communist takeover in Southeast Asia while in London for talks on the Asian crisis. Britain rejected a Soviet note accusing U S reconnaissance flights over Laos of violating neutrality as ministers dismissed it as propaganda. A high level U S review meet in Honolulu, presided by Secretary Rusk, will examine Laos Cambodia Viet Nam.

London Asst Willian ‘P. Bundy Southeast Asia Bundy Washington U. S Laos Britain U.S Tobagon Honolulu White House Dean Rusk Henry Cabot Lodge South Viet Nam Saigon Hawaii Par Icf Richard Butler Cambodia Viet Nam United States Pathet Lao International Control Commission Snuvanna Phouna Tass Mekong River Vientiane Muong Byons

Memorial Day Roster Read in Greenwood Cemetery

Memorial Day services begin at 9 45 a m at Greenwood cemetery where 40 veterans who died since May 30 1963 will be read by the Muscatine county soldier s relief commission The list includes Frank Mercer Archie Brown Kenneth Ross George Creamer Arthur Canfield Warren Davis Sherman Gerels William Doering Anton Bell Prancis Angerer Lawrence Thiuman Ury Odell Albert Diereks Leo Masterson H C Phelps Edward Schell William Winder William Strain Fred Sommerdorf Donald Young Everette Rostenbach Virgil Foster Louie Marclf Reuben Millard Fred Holliday William Gardner Matt Leuck Perry Bodie Roy Morrison George Mark Franklin Wakefield Clara Behrens Carroll Martin Clarence Hanson Irving Green Lyle Holmes Everet Duncan Carl Phillips Ferdinand Neubauer Charles Blake

Greenwood Cemetery Muscatine Carl Phillips Ferdinand Neubauer Charles Blake

Memorial Services With Memorial Plac Procession and Ceremonies

Memorial services set for May 30 1964 include a 9 50 AM chapel formation and parade to the Memorial Place. George B Grosjean Jr Troop No 115 Muscatine College Mixed Quartet under Edwin Waggoner performs. Lincoln Gettysburg reading by a speaker. Billie Mae Shoppa from Troop 88 leads readings. West Junior High School Band plays. Invocation by Rev E B Meyer. Benediction by Rev Carl F Clem. American Legion and VFW firing squads honor Taps by David Warner and Thomas Ahlf.

Memorial Plac George B. Grosjean Jr Muscatine College Edwin Waggoner Lincoln Gettysburg Billie Mae Shoppa Memorial Joseph Maher Louise Butler Stephen Petersen Charles Piotrowski E. B. Meyer Logan American Legion V.F.W David Warner Thomas Ahlf

Memorial Day Concert and Parade Schedule Details

A Muscatine program notes a 11:00 A.M. D.S.T. Mothers in Charge concert at Park with Davenport band and a float launch by Albert Weeks. American Legion and VFW firing squads, taps by named members, and ceremonies at Greenwood St. Mary’s Riverfront. Multiple patriotic groups sponsor events with ceremonies at Muscatine High School Auditorium at 9:45 A.M. D.S.T.

D.S.T Vy Mothers In Charge Central Junior High Band Jacque Stevenberg Petty J Ed Mehan Davenport Rev C. W. Dene Albert Weeks American Legion Siemans Thomas Anlf David Warmer Greenwood St! Mary's Riverfront American “Legion V.F.W American ‘Legion Muscatine High School D.S

Thousands Attend Final Nehru Rites at New Delhi

Thousands of mourners packed New Delhi for the cremation of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. The funeral, watched by foreign dignitaries, sparked a stampede that killed two and injured six as crowds overwhelmed officers and blocked the gun carriage bearing the body wrapped in the tricolor.

New Delhi India Jawaharlal Nehru Jumna Nehru Aya Gandhi Red Fort Nebra U. S Deai Rusk Palam G. Ta Nanda Bddy

Youth 18 dies in auto mishap near Charles City

Larry Springer, 18, of Charles City, was killed when his car left Highway 218 south of town, caught fire, and he was thrown from the vehicle. A Benton County deputy sheriff extinguished the blaze in a field about 200 feet off the highway. Partly cloudy and warmer through Friday with scattered showers. lows tonight 55 to 60, highs Friday 77 to 84. River stage 9.6 feet.

LA Porte City Larry Springer Charles’ City Here Benton County Springer

Cafe Operator Injured In One Car Crash Near Durant

Jerald D. Rushton a 44 year old cafe operator and proprietor of the restaurant at Hatfield Somers sustained two broken right leg and wrist and heavy facial injuries in a one car crash at 1130 p m Wednesday two miles south of Durant on county road P and a travel road. His 1965 Volkswagen veered into the ditch struck an embankment and knocked down 300 feet of woven wire fence on the Ed Bockwoldt farm where eleven two year old registered Angus bulls roamed. A second motorist Roward Sorgenfrey aided Rushton and transported him to the Bockwoldt home then his wife took him to Moline Public hospital where he was reported in fair condition. Deput Sheriff Bob Miller investigated the crash.

Jerald D. Rushton Hatfield's Somers Durant Trushton County Road P Ed. Bockwoldt Rushton Roward’ Sorgenfrey Bockwoldt Moline Public

Moonship Model Reaches Orbit From Cape Kennedy

NASA reports an unmanned model of the Apollo moonship launched by a Saturn I booster entered orbit from Cape Kennedy. The 37,900 pound satellite should circle Earth about 87 times for roughly 55 hours before reentry, marking a bold early stage in the Apollo program.

Cape Kennedy Fla National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Hillsdale Strikes Spur State of Emergency in Michigan City

Gov. Romiay declared a public emergency as National Guard troops moved in to Hillsdale after a night of strike violence at Essex Wire Corp. About 60 state police and sheriff deputies aided local officers as a crowd of 400 gathered at the county jail. Two guards were wounded, one shot and one clubbed, as tensions rose and dispersed by midnight. The Essex Wire strike, three months old, involves 180 plant workers in a dispute over the first contract terms.

Hillsdale Mich George Romiay National Guard Michigan Seyersman Essex Wire Corp Aubrey Paul Harvey W. Moes Couucil Essex International Union of Electrical Workers

Laos appeals to Soviet for ammunition and planes

Lao premier Souvanna Phouma urged the Soviet Union in a letter to supply ammunition for neutralist forces and repair Russian gift transport planes. He cited shortages after recent clashes with Communist Pathet Lao forces and asked for sufficient ammo to face the situation.

Vientiane Laos Souvenas Phouma Soviet Union Souvanna Sergei Affanassiev Pathet Lao

Burglary at Fairport Solved by Youth Trio

Sheriff Pete Wildman announced that three youths, including 18 year old Mickey Junior Estabrook of Buffalo, have been linked to multiple break ins in Fairport Linwood and Davenport. The group faces charges for breaking into a weight station, stealing cash and beverages, looting a junkyard, and taking items from a Davenport laundromat and a Davenport company.

Scott Saunty Pete Wildman Hrank Waltoneague Fairport Mickey Junior Estabrook Buffalo Davenport Muscatine Walton Wildman Estabrook Linwood Stone Products Co Linwood McCarthy Improvement Co

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