Iowa Legislature Approves State Income Tax Withholding Plan
The Iowa House approved a plan to withhold state income taxes from workers paychecks and sent it to Gov. Harold E. Hughes. The measure aims to generate a onetime $25 million windfall and ongoing revenue for capital improvements, with education as priority for excess funds. The Senate already passed the bill. effective January 1, 1966.
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How and What to Teach Your Pre-School Child
Tomorrow the Journal launches a ten part feature by Mrs. Shirley Schraub on teaching pre schoolers and why. The series runs on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with clips for future reference and is praised by local school administrators.
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Dr Flickinger Moves to Federal Meat Inspection Post
The firm of Peterson Flickinger and Larsen announce that Dr M R Flickinger will leave the practice after August 1. He will join the federal government in meat inspection, train in Omaha, then work in Cedar Rapids. No relocation plans are given.
Officers elected for Airport Club in Washington
Mark Mosier named president at the annual election held Tuesday evening. Ford Marie is vice president, Linda Bean secretary, Bob Zager treasurer, and Bill Perdock on the board. Ronald Lauderdale of Columbus Junction is a new member. Members bought another training plane a 140 Cessna to be delivered this month.
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Washington Airport Club
Ford Marie
Linda Bean
Bob Zager
Bill Perdock
Ronald Lauderdale
Columbus Junction
Iowa Senate approves House apportionment plan for legislature
The Iowa Senate backed a House version to set constitutional guidelines for apportioning the legislature based on population with caps of 100 in the House and 50 in the Senate. The measure, requiring identical approval by the 1967 legislature to go to voters, allows possible factor-based adjustments if permitted by the U S constitution. The vote followed party caucusing and conflict over conference committee reports. Washington Jaycees announce a vehicle safety check budgeted for June 12 under national program with co-chairmen Richard W. Schuck and Bruce W. Noble.
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Rock Island Motor Transit Co
Jesse Moore 56 Dies in Washington County Hospital
Jesse Fredrick Moore 56 of 625 North Fifth Avenue died June 2 1965 after a three day illness in Washington County Hospital. Funeral 11 a.m. Friday at St James Catholic Church with Rev T J Lew officiating. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Prayer service Thursday 7 30 p.m. at Sherman Eden Funeral Home. Born Jan 2 1909 in Cantril Iowa son of Fred and Orpha Hart Moore. Lived in La Harpe Ill reared there and married Lucille Fetes Jan 4 1934. He farmed until 10 years ago became district manager for Oclwein Chemical Co. Survived by wife two sons George Davenport William El Segundo Calif one daughter Mrs Mildred Kelley Peoria Ill one brother Chauncey Moore Huntington Park Calif two nephews.
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Oclwein Chemical Co
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Lee Lathian Lyle Lee Rites Changed to Thursday
Funeral services for Lyle Lathian Lee, 19, who died of pneumonia while in the Air Force at St Marys Hospital in Duluth Minnesota, are set for 2 p m Thursday June 3 at Stacy Funeral Home. Burial will be at Columbus City Cemetery.
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Gemini 4 space walk near success set for Thursday
U S astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White cleared for a 62 orbit Gemini 4 mission starting with a 9 a m EST blast off. The plan includes a space walk to within feet of Titan-2 and a close rendezvous as NASA presses toward a record space feat. Funeral services announce Mrs Jesse Newell 81 of Letts with burial at Indian Creek.
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Final Washington High honor roll named for 1964 85 term
Principal Kelly Schlapkohl announces Washington High School final honor roll for the 1964 85 term. Sophomores and juniors listed include Becky Arnold and John Bordwell among many others. some students are marked as last quarter or last semester only, with several names across classes.
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Kelly Schlapkohl
Washington High School
Becky Arnold
Kathy Bakehouse
Brian’ Britain
Lyle Brock
Jami Bump
Pat Butler
Doug Campbell
Marlene Chapal
Carma Charpening
Doug Cole
Doug English
Marsha Foster
Carolyn Hammen
Mike Hansen
Steve Hardy
Carl Hays
Dave Hutchcroft
Susan Knupp
Dennis Marek
Dan Martin
Connie Messer
Linda Miller
Jim Minick
Alice Owen
Susan Minick
Judy Parriott
Arthur Petratz
Vivian Petratz
Karen Soucek
Iowa Weather Brings Scattered Showers Through Thursday
The forecast notes considerable cloudiness and showers across 30 to 50 percent of the state this afternoon and tonight with the east portion affected Thursday. Locally severe storms are possible over 50 to 70 percent of the south and east tonight. Lows range 55 to 60 north 60 to 65 south with highs in the 70s Thursday. Friday trends toward partly cloudy skies and little temperature change.
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Public notices today on county hospital special election
A public notice announces a special election related to the county hospital. Details include the election action and the governing body's involvement. Refer to page 6 for full notice and deadlines.
Heaviest single air loss as two Navy planes are downed
North Vietnamese antiaircraft guns shoot down two U S Navy planes today killing all five crewmen in the heaviest air loss since raids began. government reports say 160 government troops killed or missing near Pleiku while Viet Cong losses were listed at 21.
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