Tripoli Leader Dated June 15 1966
The Tripoli Leader reports local news from Tripoli Iowa for Friday June 15 1966. Community updates cover town events school activities and social notes. Local leaders and residents feature in brief notices and announcements.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Joyce Dooly and Dennis Miller Wed in Deregs
Joyce Dooly daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Dooly wed Dennis Miller at St Johns Lutheran West Douglas June 5 Rev W H Lindquist presiding The couple will live in Waverly Joyce wore acetate taffeta with lace and carried a white orchid The ceremony included 200 guests from Des Moines Parkersburg Aplington and other towns members of both families attended reception in church parlors Afterwards the couple will reside at 110% Third St SW Waverly
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Frederika
Joyce Dooly
Maurice Dooly
Sonia
Dennis Miller
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Western Douglas
W. H. Lindquist
Joe Miller
Tripoli
David Drape
Stanley Bockhaus
Judy Miller
Susan Dooly
Donna Huisman
Kenny Miller
Virgil Miller
Carmi Dooly
Jim Boeckmann
Des Moines
Parkersburg
Aplington
Dumont
Rochester
Austin
Minn
Charles City
Bristow
Altoona
David West
Marlene McElvenny
Floy Ma
Lutheran Mutual
Waverly
Waterloo Mills
Third
St. S.W
George Harling Delivers Swan Song at Cedar County GOP
George Harling former Durant News publisher delivered a swan song at the Cedar County Republican convention. Harling has attended most Cedar County GOP meetings over the past forty years, signaling his long service to the party.
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George Harling
The
Durant News
Harling
Cedar County
New Long Distance Rates Filed For Iowa
Northwestern Bell filed intrastate long distance rate reductions with the Iowa Commerce Commission. The changes, effective July 9, promise over 2 million dollars in annual savings for Iowa users, with 5 to 20 cent cuts on a three minute call for distances over 47 miles. The reform follows prior reductions and reflects equipment and technique improvements.
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Iowa
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
J. E. Olson
Northwestern Bell
Iowa Commerce Commission
Olson
Intrastate telephone rate changes announced statewide
The state plans a deduction in some exchanges with few customers and adds a 15 cent charge on completed intrastate calls. It also expands intrastate inward wide area service and introduces INWATS a new unlimited in calling service at a flat monthly rate.
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Inwats
Phelps Withdraws From Demo 3rd District Primary
Robert F. Phelps former Lake Mills teacher resigns to enter the Democratic primary for congress and then withdraws backing Waterloo Mayor Pat Touchae. Other Democratic candidates for the third district are Henry J. Stoffer Jr. of Sheffield and Rev. William Griffee of Nashua. Dale H. Awtry of Lake City announces bid for Republican state treasurer.
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Robert F. Phelps
Lake Mills
Congress
Waterloo
L. A
Pat) Touchae
Phelps
Touchae
Henry J. Stoffer, Jr
Sheffield
William Griffee
Nashua
Dale H. Awtry
Lake City
Murray forecasts $55 million state surplus for biennium
Republican candidate William Murray argues the May 31 tax report shows enough funds to cover six months of withholding tax and soften two years of taxes in one year. He criticizes Governor Hughes for underestimating tax funds and cites sales use and inheritance taxes exceeding the comptroller’s prior 12 month estimate. The piece notes 4-H support from business and industry.
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William Murray
Tax Commission
Murray
Harold Hughes
Comptroller
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