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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1965
Page
4
Edward Campbell 31 of Charles City becomes administrative assistant on Governor Harold Hughes staff. Campbell, manager of the Charles City Chamber of Commerce, will earn 9000 dollars annually. The 1965 Legislature authorized funding to expand the governor’s staff.
The wife of an Iowa State University professor, Mrs Jack M Alexander of Ames, was selected as the new Mrs. Iowa. At 37 she will compete in Mrs America in San Diego August 20 to 29. A graduate of the State University at Iowa City and a teacher at Ames High School, she and her husband have two sons. Runners up were Mrs Lonnie Conger of Davenport and Mrs Harvey Burger of Adel.
David Weichmann Newhall elected state commander of the American Legion at the Sioux City convention. He was unopposed for the post. Governor Hughes spoke, warning that the United States cannot stop Communist aggression with paper peace without a strong defense.
Iowa Congressman Bert Bandstra urges prompt approval of his bill to aid rural water systems. He cites lack of adequate facilities as a pressing issue in many Iowa towns, referencing a Public Health Service report noting 190 towns without community water facilities.
Jack Bingham of Malvern displays plate-size dahlias in red copper lavender yellow and pink. Several blooms reach about 10 inches in diameter, showcasing his garden's heavy flowering display.
The Tripoli Leader reports local news from Tripoli Iowa dated August 18 1965. The edition highlights community updates and happenings affecting residents and nearby areas.
Bremer county mobile X-ray unit performed 2821 miniature X-rays during a visit, with 112 showing chest abnormalities and 28 referred for larger X-rays. The effort supports tuberculosis control in Iowa, aided by Christmas seal sales and the cooperation of the Bremer County Medical Society, local TB health association, and state health division.
The State Conservation Commission announced 17,138 teal permit applications for the experimental season from September 11 to 19. Permits mail by September 1. late applications miss eligibility. Hunters must carry permits, have a Federal migratory waterfowl stamp and a 1965 Iowa hunting license. Bag limit four teal, possession eight. shooting hours sunrise to sunset.
The State Board of Social Welfare says starting September ADC payments will rise about seven percent on average. Chair Arthur Downing notes the boost comes from a larger state appropriation, raising grants to 80 percent of computed need from previous levels of 75 and 64 percent. State funds total $6.1 million for the fiscal year, up $1.8 million versus the prior biennium.
The Mediterranean civilization centered on three staple products: wheat, wine, and olives, shaping diet, trade, and culture across ancient societies. These staples influenced agriculture, industry, and daily life, underpinning early economic and social systems.
Bremer County Supervisors invite sealed bids for two road projects in August 1965. Bids due September 1. Each bid must include a $500.00 certified check. Proposals, plans, and forms available from the County Engineer. The board reserves right to reject any bid and to impose conditions.
The Iowa division of the American Cancer Society lists living memorials in Bremer County from April to 1965. named are Herman Greening G Gienau Herbert Schwerin John Necker Henry Otto Jr Louie Heine. Memorial gifts honor departed friends or loved ones and support ACS research education and service activities. Dry ice is solidified carbon dioxide.
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