OMVI Charge Faces Youth Douglas Arrested At 4 40 AM
Gary Robert Douglas, 90, of 2301 Hershey Avenue, arrested for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, was before Justice of the Peace Harvey G. Allbee Jr. for a preliminary hearing. The youth was placed in custody of his parents after a traffic accident at Roscoe Avenue and Maider Lane. Douglas’s 1957 car struck the 1937 model parked car of Charles Koenigsnecker at 125 Rostov Avenue, damaging both vehicles. Police said a medical exam would follow custody.
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Gary Robert Douglas
Hershey Avenue
Court of Justice of the Peace
Harvey G. Allbee, Jr
Eighth Street
Town Avenue
Folica
Roscoe Avenue
Maider Lane
Douglas
Charles Koenigsnecker
Rostov Avenue
Hiss
Commit Boys To Eldora
Two two year old boys found guilty of delinquency and state law violations were ordered by juvenile court judge Matthew Westrate to commit to Eldora state training school. Bruce Edward Hamilton and John Patrick Little were named in the order.
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Eldora
Four From Driving Privilege Suspensions Noted
The state department of public safety announced four Muscatine area residents lose driving privileges for varied reasons. Pete Delbert Ellis, 62, Duren, had a September 17 revocation for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Emma Arlene Oak, 43, Columbus Junction, faced a four month revocation starting September 12 for OMVIL. Steven Lloyd Movel, 51, 310 West Sixth Street, had a 30 day suspension as of September 13 for a restricted license violation. Ronald Dean Goodrick, 23, Lo Logan Street, received a 30 day suspension effective September 1 for habitual relator concerns.
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State Department of Public Safety Today
Pete“ Delbert ” Ellis
Duren
Emma Arlene Oak
Columbus Junction
Omvil
Movel
Steven Lloyd
West Sixth Street
Ronald Dean Goodrick
Lo Logan Street
Schwengel Blames Kennedy Admin For Do Nothing Policy
Keokuk report quotes Rep. Fred Schwengel in the First Congressional District saying voters want a tax cut only after the national budget is balanced. He accuses the Kennedy administration of a complete lack of leadership and notes Congress has done little as less than 3 percent of the president's program has been acted upon.
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Keokuk
Fred
Schwengel
AloWwa
Kennedy
Sehwengel
Congress
Transportation Group Meeting at Rock Island Arsenal
Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity Tlowa Chapter 10 holds its October meeting on Thursday October 3 at 6 30 p m in the Rock Island Arsenal. Pen Hargrave program chairman says the agenda includes a field trip to Lock and Dam No 15 with Dick Gustafson conducting the tour. After the visit the group will meet briefly in the Clock Tower for a business session.
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Rock Island
Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity
Tlowa Chapter
Rock Island Arsenal
Pen Hargrave
Lock and Dam No. 15
Rock ‘Gland Arsenal
Dick Gustafson
Rock [Sland District
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Clock Tower
Church Members Donate to Fund for Birmingham
Members of the First Presbyterian Church of Muscaling gave 67.96 Sunday morning to a rebuilding fund for the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham Alabama. The church suffered heavy damage and four Sunday schoolgirls were killed in a dynamite bombing two weeks earlier. The new gift adds to 92.96 already sent last week by the Marcos Mariners married couples club of the church.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Optimistic Kickoff for United Fund Drive Volunteers rally for 1964 goals
The United Fund opens a new phase with a coffee and doughnut breakfast at Hotel Muscatine. Arthur Stanley and other leaders praised existing sections as they prepare for 1964 solicitation. About 1207 volunteers were named to staff divisions including industrial employe and professional gifts. Captains George Quaker Max Churchill Margaret Griffith John Smith and I H Petersen lead the classified section with early-start momentum.
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United Fund
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Seclionsy
Fund
Arthur
Stanley
Ane
Raert
Veerhusen
Gentral
Hotel Muscatine
Amalk
Har An
Andéeiwe
Keith
Herrick
George Quaker
Max Churchill
Margaret. Griffith
John Smith
L. D. Krueger
Muscatine
It's Dough Campaign Passes Pledged Goal With Early Lead
Pred Hocking chairs a drive that has raised 19310 in pledges and cash. The goal is 30000 this year, up 3060 from last year. Thirty seven corporations were approached and three tenths contributed. Miss Barloon cites the classified section's three campaign record. The thermometer on Iowa Avenue and Second Street marks Muscatine's progress toward United Fund goals.
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Hocking
United Fund
Iowa Avenue
Second Street
Rotary Club Tours New Muscatine Community College Building
Rotary club members toured the new Muscatine Community College facility after a luncheon. Dean James Loper welcomed them, thanked Rotarians for support, and noted enrollment reaching about 400 with 320 full time and 50 part time students. Student guides led a building tour as plans for library equipment and campus planting continued. A Rotary work party was announced to close Rotary Lodge for winter.
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Rotary Club
Muscatine Community College
James Loper
Lopez
Tom Lazio
Dean Lopez
Rotary Lodge
Supervisors and City Council Meet Friday
Muscatine county board of supervisors and city council will meet at 7 30 p m Friday in Mayor Robert Bosch's office to coordinate the city street plan ning with the county road program and to discuss opening several streets that should connect to the county road system.
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Muscatine
San Francisco Coach Resigns Amid Struggling Season
San Francisco 49ers head coach Red Trickey resigns after a 10 game winless stretch over exhibitions and regular season. He notified owner Vic Morabig in a Monday meeting. a successor will be named later.
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San Francisco
Red Trickey
San Francisco 49Ers
Vic Morabig
49Ers
Hickey
Temperature swings forecast through Tuesday here
The thermometer rose to 72 in the noon stretch after a chilly weekend with a 68 high Sunday and a 37 low at Spencer. Fair and warmer weather is forecast through Tuesday with lows near 50 tonight and highs near 80 by Tuesday.
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Ilo Hs
Mercury
Associated Press
Spencer
City Youth Traffic Offenses Cost $100 Here
John Allan Simander, 18, of 1 Geneva Drive, was fined a total $100 by Justice Harvey G. Allbee Jr. for reckless driving, speeding, passing two stop signs, and driving without lights after police arrested him at 10 p.m. Sunday. He pleaded guilty to all charges.
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John’ Allan Simander
Geneva Drive
Justice of the Peace
Harvey G. Allbee
Biusentine
Simander
Pine Street
Charge Man With Robbery
Leroy Preston, 26, of 1064 East Second Street, bound over to the district court today on a robbery charge. A warrant cited by Justice Harvey G. Allbee Jr. followed a Sunday arrest after Murray A. Jackson testified Preston allegedly mocked him, then drove away with about $60 from a billiard container on Muscaline Island. Preston posted $1,000 bond and faces a separate charge of having no driver’s license.
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Leroy Preston
East Second Street
Viase A Line District Court
Justice of the Peace
Harvey G. Allbee, Jr
Murray A. Jackson
Route 5
Preston
Musc Ealine Island
Jackson
Fine levied in Muscatine on drunk driving charge
Katherine Hi-Watson, 36, of Wrest Liberty, was fined 300 for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated in Muscatine district court Saturday. Judge Matthew Westrate ordered the fine, and the defendant’s license was suspended for 60 days after a Muscatine police arrest.
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Katherine Hi-Watson
Wrest Liberty
Muscatine District
Matthew Westrate
Muscatine
Duner
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