Hilfman earns Drake University summer music camp award
Greg Hilfman son of Mr and Mrs Leon Hilfman and a Washington High School student has been named recipient of a Fortnightly club music department scholarship for a Drake University Des Moines summer music camp. He has six years of piano study and plays trumpet organ oboe baritone horn mandolin and has appeared in two community musicals. He accompanies the school choir and is in the Hi Fis chamber group. The camp features a rigid schedule and a final concert on the last day with judge Mrs Dorothy Lowell and director Prof Robert Weast. Scholarship committee members were Mrs Wayne Gamon and Mrs Marvin Tweeton.
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Four Dead In Marshalltown Nursing Home Fire
A blaze at Shady Lawn Nursing Home three miles east of Marshalltown Iowa killed at least four residents and injured one. Nineteen elderly patients were present including two bedridden. the cause was undetermined though a linen chute was suspected. Firefighters from several towns fought the 2½ story brick veneer structure as walls and roof collapsed. Proprietor Howard Adams was injured and his wife hospitalized.
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Flood prevention contracts awarded in Iowa
Flood prevention contracts totaling more than 160000 have been awarded in the last week in Iowa by the U S Army Corps of Engineers Gov Robert D Ray announced today. The contracts aim to prevent spring flood damage and more awards are expected as the corps studies community needs. The largest contract so far is 40000 to raise a levy near Muscatine in the Iowa River Flint Creek Levee district.
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Intercepted Memo Sparks City Council Suspicion
A Washington city council memo dated Monday night raises questions about alleged irregularities in official work. The note, signed by WEJ, hints at improper conduct and prompts scrutiny of ongoing dealings at the council.
Two Arrested in Major Iowa Drug Seizure
West Des Moines police and federal and state narcotics agents seized about $10,000 worth of marijuana hashish stimulants and LSD after two months of investigation. Dennis Robert De Nio 26 and Marilyn Lou Baker 35, both of West Des Moines, were charged with illegal possession of narcotics and stimulants or depressants. Baker bound over to the Polk County Grand Jury on $4,000 bond and De Nio released on $1,000 bond after pleading innocent.
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Probate of wills and executors named in estates
Public notice announces probate actions and appointment of executors for the estates of John B. McConahey Homer Coulter and Anna M Sheets with details to follow in the court records.
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Nursing home licensing board debate in Iowa
An Iowa Nursing Home Association official says licensing nursing home administrators is not a protective measure for the profession. Senate plans would create a seven member board appointed by the governor with five nominees from the association. Critics worry about excessive association influence and the board’s policy role. Ralph J. Quackenbush cites the 1967 Social Security amendments. The issue mirrors other professional licensing boards.
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Nursing home leaders push licensing and education reforms
Quackenbush criticizes board unequipped to improve state home care while praising the Nursing Home Association founded in 1950 for shaping professional standards. The group claims 64 percent of licensed beds and credits it with constructing nearly 200 homes meeting state standards. University of Iowa may offer an undergraduate nursing home administration program as the nation’s sixth. Some lawmakers seek licensure for hospital administrators, a practice only in two states.
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Allies unleash large counteroffensive northwest of Saigon
More than 10,000 U.S. and South Vietnamese troops spearhead Operation Atlas Wedge into jungle 30 to 50 miles northwest of Saigon, clashing with about 300 Communists. Civilians hit by shelling and mines as the day records heavy casualties, with 52 South Vietnamese dead and 126 wounded.
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Time and Temperature Readout Damaged at State Bank
Bank officials said a hard winter caused a drive motor to burn out in the public temperature indicator. With no way to show the correct temperature the pointers were removed along with the motor. A replacement motor has been ordered and the unit should be in operation in about a week.
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Weather outlook for Iowa stays mild and partly cloudy
United Press International reports Iowa will see partly cloudy skies and continued mild conditions tonight and Wednesday. Overnight lows range from 25 to 30 degrees in the north, 30 to 35 in the southwest, and 35 to 40 in the southeast. Wednesday highs reach about 50 in the north and the upper 60s in the south.
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Selfless doctor in hospital battles malnutrition and prejudice
Dr. Donald Gatch, 38, of Bluffton South Carolina, renowned for aiding hungry and worm infested Negroes in rural areas, is hospitalized at Freedmen's Hospital in Washington. He cites loss of white patients due to abuse and threats after resigning his Beaufort clinic. He treated himself for worms and exhaustion after long hours aiding the needy.
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Washington City Council approves free trees plan
Washington City Council set aside 1000 to buy trees to be given free to residents who pledge to plant and care for them. Trees to be ordered soon with details to follow and aim to have them ready within six weeks amid elm disease losses.
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Rotary and Kiwanis club brief and parade notes
The Washington Rotary Club canceled its Thursday meeting at the Captain's Table due to Clarence Owens's funeral, while Kiwanis Club president Ray Carter said their noon gathering would proceed. The St Patrick’s Day parade on State Street featured diverse floats from Polish, Puerto Rican, and Italian American groups. Additional items include a St Louis Zoo orangutan’s behavior, Iowa arrests for cockfighting, river rescues, drownings, Medal of Honor presentation to Pfc. Melvin Newlin, and ROTC protests at the University of Iowa.
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