NGPL Eyes Oil Well Near Ken t for Profit and Storage Role
A NGPL vice president told Y's Men's Club the firm plans to develop the Flynn farm oil well near Ken t into a paying producer, likely yielding at most 10 barrels daily and possibly short lived. He outlined underground gas storage work, noting three pipelines from Texas and a fourth near completion to stabilize supply for winter demand. NGPL has drilled 25 exploratory wells in Keota area and aims for an 8,000 acre Washington County storage reservoir similar to Louisa County's.
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Natural Pipeline Company of America 1
Washington
Flynn Farm
Kent
Davis
Y's Men's Club
Washington County
NGPL
Fred Jennings
Columbus Junction
Fred Collins
Chicago
Flynn
Texas
Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America
Keota
Louisa County
United Arab Republic formed by Egypt Syria and Iraq
Cairo announces signings to create a federation named the United Arab Republic. Leaders Gamal Abdel Nasser Sami el Attassi and Ahmad Hassan el Bakr sign the basic principles. A three nation committee will draft the constitution with a two chamber national assembly and a four year term. Cairo will be the capital and Arabic the official language with Islam the state religion.
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United Arab Republic
Egic
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Souay el Attassi
Syria
National Council of Revolution
Ahmad Hassan el Bakr
Federation
Chamber of Deputies
Nasser
Asmbly
Cairo
Washington High poets win national recognition
Washington High School students gain praise from the National Poetry Association in Los Angeles. Seven poems are selected for the association anthology this Fall. Chris Lemmon and Gloria Wulf receive special recognition, while Dorothy Schroed, Vaughn Rinner, Mia Macarnest, Margaret Guy, and Mary Ellen Luckenbill are among the others honored.
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Washington High School
National Poetry Association of
Los Angeles
Calif
Chris Lemmon
Gloria Wulf
Dorothy Schroed
Vaughn Rinner
Mia Macarnest
Margaret Guy
Mary Ellen Luckenbill
Y's Men Sell Tickets for Home Talent Play
Tickets for the Y's Men's annual home talent play You Cant Take It With You are on sale. Printed to members at their Tuesday meeting, the 20th annual show runs May 1 to 3 at the high school auditorium. General admission tickets may be exchanged later this month at Dsincup Drug Store.
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High School Auditorum
Y's
Dsincup Drug Store
Adult Farmer Class Canceled This Week
The adult farmer class scheduled for Thursday evening at the focal high school will not be held this week. Verne Knecht, vocational ag teacher, will attend the state Future Farmers of America convention in Sioux City. The class will be held next Thursday, April 25.
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Focal High School
Verne Knecht
Future Farmers of America
Sioux City
Mrs Dave Turnipseed Dies in Sigourney
Mrs Turnipseed died at 3 20 am Wednesday in Sigourney. Funeral Friday at 145 pm in Homes Funeral Parlor Sigourney with Elm Grove burial and slaveside rites at 243 pm. She was born Sept 12 1886 in Washington County to Dan and Violette Rohrer and survived by husband a daughter Helen Sankey of Sigourney a son Robert of Anaheim six grandchildren three great grandchildren a sister and a brother in Washington.
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Dave Trnnipseed
Sigourney
Elm Grove
Turnipseed
Dan
Violette Hunter Rohrer
Washington County
Oriel
Helen) Sankey
Robert
Anaheim
Calif
Earl
Sadie) Pearson
West Chester
Dan Rohrer
Washington
Conduct Hearing On Natural Gas Storage Iowa Commerce Panel
Iowa Commerce Commission officials conducted a two day hearing at the county courthouse on Natural Gas Pipeline Co of America s plan to create an underground gas storage area. Witnesses testified through the morning and resumption was set for 1 30 p m with no immediate decision expected.
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Iowa — Commerce Commission
Court House
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America
Deadline Today For Art Show Entries
Entries for the annual Washington County Art Show close today. Sponsored by Applied Arts 1 Department of Fortnightly, the show runs April 22 to 28 at the public library in Washington and is open to the public without charge. All entries must be at the library by Friday, April 20.
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Washington County
Applied Arts 1
Washington
Steel price hikes widen as big firms join rise
United States steel producers move toward uniform price increases with National Steel Corp announcing a $6 per ton rise. U S Steel, the industry leader, also raises prices while other top firms follow, signaling a broad market shift in early April.
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New York
UPI
National Steel Corp
National
US. Steel Corp
White House
U.S. Steel
Kennedy
Jones & Laugh In Steel Corp
O Steel Corp
Inland Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
Can _anyarb
Iron Age Mag
AS. Steel
USS. Eel
LB. Worthington
Enty
Big Steel
Wheeling Steel
Pittsburgh
Graveside Rites Today For Hazelett Infant
Graveside rites were held at Elm Rove Cemetery at 9 30 a m for Steven John Hazelett infant son of Mr and Mrs Paul G Hazelett of 633 West Second Street He was born April 16 1963 in Wasl County Hospital Survivors include the Hazelett grandparents Paul Hazelett Linda Lintz and the Lintz grandparents Mr and Mrs Paul Hazelett and Mr and Mrs Vi Lintz Washington Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Elmrove
Steven John Hazelett
Paul G. Hazelett
West Second Street
Steven John
Was! County Hospital
Paul G
Linda Kath. Lintz Hazelett
Paul Hazelett
Vi Lintz
Washington
Cuban Refugees to Publish White Paper Despite U.S. Pressure
Cuban exile leaders say the Cuban Revolutionary Council will release a 23 page white paper totaling 10 000 words in Miami at an open meeting despite U S efforts to block it They say the State Department threatened Jose Miro Cardona with deportation and have cut council funding while Washington denies bids for talks and recognition.
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New York
UPI
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Washington
Council
Miami
Ile
Kennedy
Jose Miro Cardona
Washashington
Rion
U.S
Miry
Miro
Ment of State
Department of State
State Department
Robert Hurwitch
Iowa House Moves Tax Package Amid Casino of Bills
Iowa House debates an omnibus tax package on its 94th day, discarding pari mutuel betting while approving a trading stamps measure. The vehicle bill would raise sales tax to 3 percent and extend tax scope, aiming to over $53 million in new revenue for school aid and property tax relief.
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Des Moines
UPI
House
William Scherle
R-Henderson
Senate
Scherle
John Mowry
Marshalltown
GOP
Paul Johnston
Iowa House
General Assembly
Alvin Meyer
Winterset
Iowa
Ways and Means
Rainfall This Week Boosts Washington area farms
Slightly more than an inch of rain fell in the Washington area over two nights. The official observer recorded 0.88 inches last night, added to 0.19 inches the night before for a total of 1.07 inches. Farmers report plowing nearly finished and plan corn planting as conditions improve. Some will begin planting next week.
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Washington
Mrs Richardson of Brighton Dies Tuesday
Mrs. Mazaneth Richardson of Brighton dies Tuesday after ten days at Washington County Hospital. Funeral at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Joseph Church East Pleasant Plain with Rev Henry B Geers. Burial in St. Joseph Cemetery. Gould Funeral Home handles arrangements. Rosary at 8 p.m. Thursday. Born July 27 1889 in Brighton, lifelong resident. Survived by sons Walter Carroll Iowa Henry Davenport and daughter Edith Taylor Muscatine five grandchildren eight great grandchildren and brother Peter Wilms Moline. Preceded in death by parents and a brother.
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Brighton
Mazaneth Richardson
Washington County Hospital
St. Joseph Church
East Pleasant Plain
Henry B. Geers
St. Joseph
Gould Funeral Home
Richardson
Henry
Cecelia Franzen Wilms
Howard Richardsonho
Walter
Carroll, Ja
Davenport
Edith Taylor
Muscatin
Peter Wilms
Moline
Flagman at North Fourth Crossing Decision Delayed
Washington Town Commerce Commission heard fourteen witnesses but will not decide for about a month on whether to retain the flagman at the North Fourth crossing. Parents group opposed to removal cited Stewart school pupils and crossing safety. Loret Garrett, the flagman, remains on the job until a decision is reached.
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North Fourth Railroad
Washington Town
Commerce Commission
Milwaukee
Rock Island
Lagman
Stewart
Loret Garrett
Winga's Cafe Celebrates 35 Years in Washington
Winga's Cafe marks its thirty fifth anniversary as a longstanding North Side restaurant in Washington. The family run business traces roots to 1928 when John Winga bought the establishment from G E Cook, evolving from a lunch counter to a renowned cafe with a history of renovations and community ties.
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Winga’s
Singl
Tom Dempsey
Colletion
Dempsey
G.E. Cook
Cook
Washington
John Winga
Lrst
North Side
Jess
Bertha
Winga
John, Jr
Duncan Hines
Ince Washington's Coffee Club
Winga's
Iowa highway commission office expense row fuels probe
Chief engineer LM Clauson testified before a joint Senate subcommittee that home office expense allowances for Iowa Highway Commission members have existed since 1951 and perhaps as far back as 1924. Chairman Jo Stong and William H. Nicholas drew 1800 dollars each last year for home office rental and clerical help, while Rob ert Keir received none. Stong noted increased mail and the need for extra staff as chairman, explaining the 1800-dollar charge by dividing his time and office costs by his share of road work.
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Des Moine
Iowa Highway Commission
Home Office
LM. Clauson
Joit Nouse Senate
Commission
Jo Stong
Jo Stong, Rheosauqua, and William H. Nicholas, Ro - Clear Lake
Robert Keir
R - Spencer
Harold Helscher
Cedar Rapids
Everett Shockey
Council Bluffs
Harold E. Hughes
Stong
Five Day Forecast for the Northeast State
Partly cloudy skies with light rain or snow possible in the extreme northeast. Cooler temperatures with lows near 32 to 45 and highs in the 30s to 60s. Friday remains cool with near normal values and scattered showers or thunderstorms Thursday and Sunday. Precipitation likely light to moderate with localized heavier amounts in the east.
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Louay
Mony
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