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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1965
Page
2
Tripoli Leader published weekly since 1894 in Tripoli Iowa under the second class mail act. William A Buckley publisher and Robert J Sassman editor. Subscriptions $3.50 yearly in Iowa $4.50 elsewhere. Printed with town and county notices and local news.
A Missouri Missourian piece urges loyal local support for home merchants who offer credit, exchanges, friendly service, and community involvement. It argues town growth hinges on resident patronage and nearby clerks investing back in the community.
April 1 Boys 4 H leader meeting at 8 p m at the County Extension office. April 7 County Extension council meeting at 8 p m and Extension Home Economics committee at 10 a m, both at the Tripoli office. April 9 Younger 4 Hers party at 7 30 p m in Tripoli High School gymnasium.
In Des Moines this week the Iowa Legislature backed a state human rights act in the House and approved a modern industrial safety law in the Senate amid bipartisan support. Republicans framed amendments as technical fixes to protect employer rights while advancing civil rights goals. A sub districting constitutional amendment gained rapid approval 54-3, moving to the 1966 primary for a people’s vote.
The Senate voted 46 to 4 to require photographs on each driver's and chauffeur's license. The move aims to aid law enforcement in identifying individuals, especially teens who alter licenses to drink alcohol. Sponsor Sen. Daryl Nims estimates total start up costs of 225000 to 375000, potentially offset by higher license fees.
Readlynettes and NRG 4-H members met at Brenda Meier and Connie Warren homes. Roll calls on color schemes and home improvement topics, with talks on color wheels grooming and wood finishing. April 19 meeting at Kathleen and Linda Dewey’s includes better grooming contest.
Rep Henry W Busch reports on House action including the Civil Rights bill expanding public accommodation employment and housing rights. He highlights tax increases via a 3 mill County Board of Health levy and worries property owners will push for relief as bills pile up. He also mentions a Des Moines Firestone tour and aateful calendar of bills.
The library announces a two month loan of 100 albums to junior high and older readers. Items include spoken, classical, religious, opera, folk and jazz with stereo and hi fi records. Each album carries borrowing rules and postage to Des Moines only.
Duane Gustav Buls born March 5 1936 in Waverly Iowa died March 24 in Torrance California. Survived by his parents two sisters Mary Ann Spurlock and Betty Ann DeBuschere. Services held Saturday at Stone and Myers Chapel of the Bells with Rev Francis Bath officiating. Interment in Green Hills Memorial Park San Pedro California. Former Tripoli area residents.
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