For Sale Snowmobile and 1965 Mustang Ads
For Sale items include a SNOWMOBILE WOLVERINE or Sno Pony priced from 499.95 and up with contact Eldon Frisch two miles east and one percent north of Sumner open until 9 p m daily. Also a 1965 MUSTANG 2x2 289 4 speed white with Dial 882 3362 Allen Schumacher Tripoli. Maytag Sales and Service Dial 882 3303 Tripoli Hardware.
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Eldon Frisch
Sumner
Allen Schumacher
Tripoli
Maytag
Dial
Birthday tribute marks 102nd for Mrs J B Walker
Mrs J B Walker of Rodman celebrated a 102nd birthday while a patient at Palo Alto County Hospital. She moved to Rodman at age two and has remained a longtime resident there.
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J. B. Walker
Rodman
Palo Alto County Hospital
Aircraft Mechanics Are Noted for Their Dedication
Waterloo reports second year Hawkeye Institute of Technology aircraft mechanics students—12 fulltime workers who study six hours daily. Franks Lacusky, 21, North Jackson Ohio, Air Force radar repairman and licensed pilot, cites dedication and ties between service and avionics career. two local centenarians, Mrs. Ingeborg Woagen and Mrs. Kathryn Goeke, mark 100th birthdays.
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Frank Lacusky
North Jackson
Ohio
Frank
Air Force
Waverly Air Force Base
Lacusky
Wartburg College
Hawkeye
Waverly
State Board Adds 44 Schools to Probation List
The Iowa State Board of Public Instruction adds 44 more schools to the probation list bringing total to 117 public and private institutions not meeting state standards. Schools have one year to comply or risk loss of state aid. private schools face advisory action only. Catholic Diocese superintendent Father James Lafferty calls for professional evaluation and notes potential college entry issues for students at unapproved schools.
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State Board of Public Instruction
Iowa
James Lafferty
Sioux City
Father Lafferty
State Department of Public Instruction
Iowa Gets 75 More Miles of Interstate Highway
Washington announced 75 miles of new four lane Iowa highway from Iowa City to Waterloo at an estimated $123 million. The project will raise Iowa's interstate total to 785 miles when finished, likely in the early 1970s, with 90 percent federal funding.
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Iowa
Washington
Iowa City
Waterloo
Congress
1968 Fed cattle prices stay strong despite higher beef output
Iowa State Extension economist Gene Futrell notes 1968 fed cattle prices averaged about 1.50 per cwt higher than 1967 amid a 3 percent rise in domestic beef production and a 20 percent jump in imports. Chicago choice steers averaged 27.65 cwt, Iowa direct sales 25.50 to 28.00 cwt.
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Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Despit
Chicago
Iowa
Medal for Burns in Vietnam Distinguish Flying Cross
Staff Sergeant Robert P. Burns of Little Sioux received the Distinguished Flying Cross for bravery in Vietnam after saving a U S Army convoy from ambush. He is the son of George R. Burns.
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Robert P. Burns
George R. Burns
Vietnam
Iowa Supreme Court Ruling Set for U.S. Supreme Court
Polk County Judge Ray Fountain dismissed two lawsuits challenging Iowa three percent tax on services including new construction and coin operated laundry machines citing a recent Iowa Supreme Court decision upholding the tax on advertising. A coalition of publishers broadcasters and advertisers plans to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Polk County
Ray Fountain
Iowa
Fountain
Iowa Supreme Court
High Tribunal
U. S. Supreme Court
Committee to Regulate Athletics in Area Community Colleges
A committee will draft regulations for competitive athletics in Iowa area community colleges. The move follows a former Iowa Lakes Area Community College employee alleging tax funds funded athletic scholarships, a claim later cleared by a state auditor’s special audit described as a complete vindication by college officials.
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State Board of Public Instruction
Iowa
Iowa Lakes Area Community College
Estherville
Missouri River Bridge Added to I 29 Spur Plan
A new bridge over the Missouri River between Sioux City Iowa and South Sioux City Nebraska is added to the interstate program as a spur of I 29. The span, about miles long, is projected to cost around 10.8 million dollars.
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Sioux City
Sioux
Nebra
Iowa hunters urged to return deer report cards
DES MOINES. The Iowa Conservation Commission asks all deer hunters to fill out and return the license report cards they received. Whether successful or not, hunters should answer the questions, complete the addressed card, and mail it promptly. The data from these cards helps set the deer hunting season.
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Des Moines
Iowa Cgtion Commission
Paul Kline
Deer Biologis Dianola
Val
State Health Official Sees 75 Percent May Get Hong Kong Flu
A state health official estimates 75 percent of residents may contract the Hong Kong flu. Dr Arnold, chief of the state health preventive medicine division, cautions many cases will be mild and undetected as the outbreak ends.
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Hong Kong
Arnold
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