Hawkeye Girls State highlights Karen Tucker profile
Karen Tucker describes her Hawkeye Girls State 1966 experience at Cedar Falls. She attended as American Legion Auxiliary choice, met Governor Jane Zegelmier, joined Federalist activities, campaigned for city and state offices, and served as Senate Page during a week of parades, pledges, speeches, and band performances.
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Hawkeye Girls State
Karen Tucker
Karen
American Legion Auxiliary
Cedar Falls
State College of Iowa
Hawkeye Girls
Jane Zegelmier
Feds
Swat
Cass
Macrae
Hanson
Hinderman
Ladehoff
Young
Advancement of Colors
H. Knutson
SCI
Aden L. Owen
Glen Hultquist
National Girls State
Girls State
Donald E. Johnson
American Legion
Young City
Hawkeye
Pamela Hamilton
Des Moines
Robert P. Fulton
Iowa
Regent’s Lounge
House
Senate
Girls State 1966 closes with pride and duty
The Hawkeye Girls State 1966 program ends as participants receive certificates and pins. Karen, despite camera trouble, asks the new governor for a farewell picture, declaring pride in her role and the nation’s future leadership. Mrs Devere Harper delivered the farewell address as girls prepare to leave Hawkeye Girls State.
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Lesa
Karen
Iowa
Hawkeye Girls State
United States of America
Local Happenings in Marion County and Nearby Areas
Tom Franklin returns from a southern vacation visiting Owensboro and Marion County 4-H leaders. Linda Garmon’s bridal shower precedes a September 2 wedding in Indianola. Notices of 4-H events, parties, visits, and hospital stays span Knoxville Knox and surrounding towns with multiple families and friends gathering.
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Coal Ridge
Tom Franklin
Ozarks
Ito Nashville
Tennessee
Owensboro
Kentucky
Mr. Russell
Marion County
Tom
Green River
St. Louis
Harry Hartshorn
Linda Garmon
Knoxville
G. H. Franklin
Linda
Mike Moss
Indianola
Ted Tubbs
W. A. Anderson
Charles Feagins
Joy and
Carey
Vaughn
Wade
Sarah Thomas
Collins Memorial Hospital
Lorena Franklin
Mr. Lovena
Pamela Franklin
Church
Lake Aquabia
Raymond Karr
Helen Louise Kasikitis
Vernon Johnson
Methodist Chapel
Weekend社 Visits Highlight Small Town Socials
WR Mate White's New Sharon hay project tops a sequence of weekend visits and suppers across Des Moines, Gilman, Bettendorf, Chariton, Suan, Melcher, and other area homes. Neighbors share meals and laughter as families welcome guests, with Dr Murray noting promising results in a local study.
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W. C. Koch
Gerda
Bettendorf
Elmer Gidel
Charles Feagins
Art Simmons
Richard Anderson
Melcher
Ernest Anderson
Chariton
W. A. Anderson
Larry Jones
Ted Johnson
Robert Avery
Mrs
Art Ryerson
William Franklin
Beck and Murray Dispute Key Iowa Issues
Beck and Murray clash over taxes Amish schools liquor IPERS and Papke report. Beck would use treasury surplus to cut taxes and boost school aid while Murray favors partial refunds and potential tax increases. Beck backs enforcing Amish schooling and opposes Sunday alcohol. Murray would form a post election commission on the issue. IPERS reform is also debated with Beck urging higher ceilings and Murray calling for study beyond the election.
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Beck
Murray
Robert K. Beck
William G. Murray
Iowa State University
Iowa Public Employees Retirement System
IPERS
Papke
Iowa
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Tony
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Coal Ridge News
Mary
John Dorsey
Newton
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Arnold Schnieder
Canton
Ohio
Memorial Hall
Sandra Frankin
Bishop
Wm Franklin
Charles Feagina
Mis
Rudy Ulrich
Elm St. Pella
Isbrandtsen
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
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Puerto Rico
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Charles E. Reilly
Springfield
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Ploeg
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Archie Long Livestock
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