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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1964
Page
6
National Institute of Concrete Construction, Inc announces employment ads for men seeking advancement. Positions open in the concrete industry and semi truck driving. Apply under instruction on this page as listed. (9-28)
A major private Iowa art collection owned by Owen and Leone Elliott of Cedar Rapids is on loan to the State University of Iowa in Iowa City through Easter Sunday March 29. Curated by Professor Seiberling the exhibit features about 1 500 pieces including paintings prints antique silver and jade. The show opened to over 600 attendees and will be housed on campus by summer 1967 with gallery hours 1 00 to 5 00 p m Sundays and 10 00 to 12 00 and 2 00 to 5 00 p m Tuesdays through Saturdays.
Stanton Iowa with about 500 residents approved a proposal to seek federal aid to fund low rent housing for elderly and low income residents. The 225 in favor to 8 against vote surpassed the 60 percent requirement and reached 98 percent. Corning had the first housing authority vote last fall. Des Moines rejected a public housing test vote.
Sen John Williams Quipson Baker addressed about 3 000 Republicans at a Des Moines fundraising dinner. He warned no man in government is too big to be answerable to the American people and said the Bobby Baker case will not be brushed under the rug. He urged that gifts create a quid pro quo and officials unaware of it are naive to hold office.
A contest forms for the Republican National Committeewoman spot in Iowa with three candidates announced: Irene Laverty of Indianola vice chair of the state central committee Enid Rob inson of Hampton and Mrs Elmer Smith of Des Moines seeking the post held by Mrs Malcolm Lomas of Red Oak.
Thanks are extended to fire departments and helpers after a grass fire on Saturday. Messages of sympathy are offered for a brother and uncle's death. Notes express gratitude for gifts, cards, and visits for a 25th wedding anniversary and hospital stays, with thanks to Rev Thalacker and others.
The family expresses sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for memorials cards and food during their recent bereavement Special thanks are given to Rev Thalacker for his services and to Hilda Rufina Pip Mr and Mrs Wm Riechmann and Mr and Mrs Erwin Pip for their kindness
In memory of Conrad Otterstetter who passed away 11 years ago a note from Mrs C Otterstetney and Mrs Mary Pryor celebrates her 100th birthday at her daughter Eunice Hawley’s home. Pryor has lived in Gythy county 88 years and received a birthday greeting card from President Lyndon B. Johnson.
Congressman Fred Schwengel of Davenport Republican announced he will seek re election to the U S House, completing his fifth term. Frank Lee of Dubuque said he will not pursue the Democrat nomination in Iowa's second district, clearing the way for John Culver of Marion to seek the Democratic nomination for congress.
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