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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
4
State Supervisor F. O. Ruhlow invites qualified men to join a Des Moines sales unit. Earn at least 150 dollars weekly with guaranteed leads each week to close in the field. Apply by sending name and details to Box 1296.
Thank you messages from Ted Sievers and others express appreciation for cards visits and flowers received during hospital stays and after. Special mentions include Rev Klein Rev Puhlmann and Dr C R Barry for prayers visits and support to families including Edward and Louie Weihe and relatives.
The 60th General Assembly opens with a GOP led Senate and House and a Democratic governor. Lt. Gov. Mooty announces regular conferences with Democratic leaders to push major legislation, including liquor by the glass, and notes tax structure decisions may be more important. Speaker Naden says revenue to fund property tax relief is the top issue in the House.
State Safety Commissioner Carl Pesch announced that 1964 plates will use white reflective numbers on an interstate green background matching highway sign green. The plates, likely aluminum, will retain the current year’s production style.
Senator J T Dykhouse of Rock Rapids says a single word in the Shaff amendment could invalidate the measure. The proposal requires two consecutive sessions and a people’s vote, with the flaw potentially forcing new approval in 1965 if the 1963 form is struck down.
Iowa congressman Charles B. Hoeven aged 67 loses chair to younger Michigan Republican Gerald R. Ford. Vote tally 86 to 78 reflects shift in leadership following 1957 policy chair tenure. Ford, 49, assumes role amid GOP reorganizational move.
Clyde Pete is honored with a 50 year jewel for half a century of continuous Odd Fellows membership in Stuart. Mrs. Orville East of Dexfield owns a diffenbachia plant aged about 80 years that reaches her ceiling.
The George West court house lawn features a mounted Longhorn in a glass case. It marks the last steer from the famed West herd, preserved for posterity on public grounds.
A pelican was found in an injured condition in the Granite area by Conservation Officer Frank Tellier. The bird died shortly afterward.
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