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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1966
Page
6
Multiple small ads list corn fed beef quarters from Tripoli Sales Co Inc with phone number 882 4288 a size 9 boy’s mal worn once and contact Mrs Ewald Lahmann 19p and a boys all weather coat size 5 from Robert Sassman phone 882 4479 Tripoli.
Funeral services and community notices from Tripoli Iowa include obituaries for Mrs. August Guhlow and Carl F. Miller, and other deaths. Election results show the two mill tax passed 240 to 116 with city officials listed. The era's farm prices and markets are noted, plus events like the Fred erika Music Club operetta The Big Broadcast of 1941 and anniversary celebrations for Blasbergs and Oberlieu.
The Tripoli Leader reports local news from Tripoli Iowa with community updates and regional notices dated March 30 1966. Short items cover city happenings, upcoming events, and notices affecting residents.
A Family Life Conference at Iowa State University Ames on April 5 begins at 10 00 AM. Richard Mason and Wallace Ogg discuss consumer roles and public service. ISU home management staff cover family resource use. Dr Gordon E Piven from University of Wisconsin speaks on saving. A banquet at 5 00 PM features Mrs Pearlie Evans on socialization of family members as competent consumers. Pearl E Pardee coordinates carloads.
University of Iowa President Howard Bowen rejects the claim that unemployment can only be solved by education and training for those with limited backgrounds. He says relying on education alone ignores broader economic and social factors.
Bowen notes that industrial and technological changes may increase skill requirements in some sectors while reducing them in others, leaving the net effect uncertain and potentially moving in either direction.
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