Izaak Walton Fish Day At Lake Darling Draws Students
A student from the State University of Town Hospital School for Handicapped Children is shown with a bullhead during the 15th annual Fish Day at Lake Darling. The event, sponsored by the Chicagua Chapter of the Izaak Walton League, stocked 1200 bull heads for the children’s fishing enjoyment.
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Fish Day delight for handicapped children at Lake Darling
About forty children from the State University of Iowa School for Handicapped Children attended the Izaak Walton League Chicagua Chapter event at Lake Darling. Roughly 1200 bullheads were stocked for four hours of fishing, with many Izaak Walton members assisting. A post outing dinner was held at the Club House with popcorn, balloons, milk, and food contributions from numerous volunteers. New York reports over 20 million homes built since 1948, half in the last eight years.
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TaPisee Movies Register and Tribune
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New York
UPI
New quake rocks Niigata and northern Japan
A strong new earthquake rattled Niigata and nearby areas with magnitudes of three in Niigata and four in Sakata, adding no major damage beyond Tuesday’s quake. Seismologists logged about 55 aftershocks since the Tuesday quake. police stations reported no noticeable damage and urged awareness of local faults.
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Primary deadlock frees Iowa district nominees in 6th and 7th
Iowa Atty Gen Evan Hultman ruled both parties may nominate anyone as their Congressional candidate in the 6th District GOP and 7th District Democratic primaries. Conventions will pick nominees after no candidate reached 35 percent. Hoeven considered re-nomination to avert a split. GOP leaders limit seven ballots before open choice. Democratic contest narrows to Hansen or Meyer, with others still seeking renomination.
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Hughes Urges Local Government Cooperation and Mergers
Iowa Governor Harold Hughes urged local governments to pursue cooperation and mergers to cut costs and improve services. He asked the 1965 legislature to allow intergovernmental contracts for joint enterprises and cited overlapping functions and rising costs as pressing reasons for action. Hughes spoke to about 75 people at a session of state and local government groups in Des Moines.
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Jim Davison Joins Ken's Barber Shop in Washington
Jim Davison starts work this Friday at Ken's Barber Shop in Washington. He brings seven years of experience from Williamsburg and Sigourney. The Davisons and their two sons Kevin and Curtis live on a farm five miles south of Washington. Originally from Wayland, they are happy to be back in the area.
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St Paul United Church of Christ 60th Anniversary
The Rev. Carl Klein, former pastor, will speak at St Paul United Church of Christ’s 60th anniversary on Sunday June 21. Former members and friends are invited to a noon basket, informal afternoon program, and a 3 30 p.m. Holy Communion Service. Founded 1904, building completed 1905 after Rev Karl Michel arrived. the church has had 10 pastors, with Klein serving 1919 1942. Anniversary painting of church and parsonage prepared for visitors.
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Sam McCleery to take Denver job at Ryder Systems
Sam McCleery, owner of Nicola and Harmon Stores in Washington, announced he will join Ryder Systems Inc and work in the Denver district. He plans to leave for Denver toward month’s end as Mrs. McCleery runs the store temporarily.
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Anniversary queen sails to Chicago for prize tour
Marilyn Friese winner of the Miss Washington contest linked to the 125th anniversary left Cedar Rapids for Chicago with Judy Kirkpatrick. The trip is expense paid and includes stays at the Conrad Hilton and tours of Chicago sites, returning Sunday evening.
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Cedar Rapids
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Iowa Weather Forecast With Showers and Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy through Saturday with cooler air in the east. Scattered showers and thunderstorms develop in the south and spread over the state tonight and into Saturday. Hail and locally heavy rains expected in southeast and extreme south portions. Low tonight in the 50s to 60s in the south.
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Integrationists Await Passage Opposes Civil Rights Bill
UPI reports Sen. Barry Goldwater will vote no on the civil rights bill, citing constitutional concerns and fear of a police state. National Negro leaders vow to test the law once enacted, with King naming targeted Southern cities and CORE and SNCC planning continued demonstrations and tests of public accommodations.
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