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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - November 28, 1961, Mount Pleasant, Iowa The it. Pleasant news vol. 83, no. 270mt. Pleasant Iowa to Sedav evening november 28, 10f�l these Days by George Skolky tiie i Iii i of cops two conflicting reports Are available one show the constant increase of crime and the lowering Ages of Criminate the other is the import of the civil rights commission that i it olice brutality is widespread and should in curbed the statistical report of the Fri on criminal activity is a statement of fact the report of the civil rights commit Ion i a Ntim at of opinion. I t i fake no a my k City where i live a an example Crum has in creased so that Parks Are closed at night nun and won n Are mugged Iii principal smeets at night Poe Kei Book snatching i. Not unusual certain streets Are unsafe. For at Rone not Only because of individual assaults and robberies but it of gang of Mats Toliese conditions Are so in Manv Large Northern and Eastern cities. The very kindly father he Burgh president of not Dame who is a me Max i of tie civil rights com Nus Mon wishes �?o1 the actions of most policemen demonstrate that effective Law Ensor Mem is possible without the use of unlawful violence �?~2 non Ethele. brutality by some stat a no local offa is Enous and continuing Many parts of the so ate. Both Whites and a the victims but Are the victims of such v far inure proportionately \ other group in american prepare to hurl Chimp into orbit Moscow quotes Kennedy pm mits problem United negro negro Brut a Tieten society the Job of a p . To main Tain order on his treat and to prevent from molesting Dee t. T it / n.-. The policeman should t . To beat up a hoodlum with a night stick and to shoot to kill if necessary. Father originally came from the bilt i v an it would walk to Lough the streets of his childhood he would be shocked by the a or a there the coals. Ion a this re Rort arise. From the Gem ral tendency to drag tin negro question into All discussions on any subject As though the question alone Matte red Nti of dirty i prefer to Call to the Gro que. Non became that i w a it is sociologists and others prefer to hide behind fancy words but the fact of. The matter is that 1 he Ussio. I. About no does and puerto . It is not unusual it a w immigrants find it difficult to adj t to the w and m Many re to arts novel situations in which they them elves we n they Are uprooted from their traditional n or i a a s ult t Ira rapidly disintegrates and youth lives in an undisciplined a in sphere. Titis a. T a of the Irish immigrants of the re and Otho j As Alio setted in. Uch a i i1 n a East of be a York it was True of the Carly i Ahai Mil a i Olio organized Mich octet. As thu Black hand and t. It mafia it was Tiue of the s Ruth n negro who moved North in the hop of bettering his Gondi Tiki. And found that he was in a Glim i despite the Northern boast of a sup nor racial the a Many reasons Why th1 new i want groups and i in clude the negro v in this category a sign a 1&Quot d prob a is adjustments Are melt a my youth was spent under precisely the conditions that All the ports Deal with recently i i. D education Alliance the a element House which was a second Home to me in Liose Days. I he Howship of older men and women included a number who Are now distinguished and wealthy. One of the friends of my childhood has contributed a Quarter or a half million dollars for Good works a the amount is unimportant because he told me that he expects to give it All Back before he Dies and his wife said amen to that. But a Hen we were boys we were very poor and Many of the parents engaged in trades. The police were not brutal but they kept us in order those who did not obey their parents and the police in time joined gangs As some others of us joined a to Len exits. Those who joined gangs became major criminals and Are among the Best known criminals and racketeers of the past half Century. Others Bee a no priests rabbis doctors lawyers judges businessmen and even College professors. The policeman can be a Good Friend but he must have a Strong . When the night stick was taken from him great mischief was done to boys and girls. Father he Burgh should know that from his childhood As f in it it a it from mine Cape canaveral up scientists today put tie finishing touches on a t>3-foot rocket scheduled to hurl a Chimpanzee three times around Earth this week. The shot which could come a. Early As wednesday morning is the final a rehearsal Quot flight planned for an attempt to Send an astronaut on America s first me lined Orbital voyage within a few weeks the official word on the $400 million Mercury Man into spare program is that if the Chimp test is successful an All out attempt will be made to orbit an astronaut before the end of this Calendar be a i however sources close to the program said privately that the chances for a manned Orbital flight before the end of this year Quot Are Millry slim All but to t predicted the Mission probably would come sometime around or february \ full Success with tie Chimp shot is a prerequisite the ape. Reported to be a baby female will be installed inside a Bell shaped Mercury capsule and sent soaring in it space about Dawn wednesday if All goes according to plan the schedule Call.-, for a 4 Houi voyage three time around Earth roughly 81.000 Miles before the animal and the capsule Are brought Back to a Parachute Landing in the Atlantic Ocean about 1.000 Miles Southeast of Cap i ral. Tin Silvery Mercury rocket was poised on its launching pad today undergoing the find checks needed to make it As Safe As up sole Foi the Chimp. In space the animal will have a series of comparatively simple tasks to perform to give scientists at ground tracking stations an idea of How the crushing weight of and the weightlessness in orbit affects a living creature the shot also will be a full scale of the vital Quot life support a system designed to provide oxygen for the astronaut me Cury Sci nits s will keep on i 1 flight at a series of tracking stations girdling the Globe plans Call for the capsule to be within radio Range of at Leas one station at All times during the voyage. Kaiona to sponsor ass student w. Harold Bainter ivc still local attorney interview taken Ilyah al is Pul it Wislie a tank stopper part of the East Berlin communists new for a u urns is t s hot ague netting Strung Between steel girders. It is supposed to be Able to v a tank . Former county agent urges farm and c Ity cooperation distress Hospital a i laity a former Hunt county a Gjuul Tural agent Len r death urged cooperation Between town and farm residents in of Nimg Industry at a a farm is night Quot meeting of the . Club m a at least o More <�1 your the farms to half and Pera Hildron and Empl must Ivisic or i v e he p o also lain to Sull Kal a a went into a Lon and has already formed an organization to sponsor a foreign Exchange student a Telephone Call tue Day morning to Ralph Taylor stated a local group had visited Kalona monday evening. The Ameri it to Field service pro Iram was explained to the Kalona business men s group Moil a v evening by or Taylor i Tinct ass chairman. Sam Ewart it. Pleasant ass chairman Barbara Taylor Exchange student to new zealand and Daniele Arnellies. Exchange student from France to it. Pleasant. The Telephone Call tuesday report d that the Kalona group organized has applied for a charter and will apply for a student the coming year. Strike turns Paris into ghost City in costs mom v to c pie and lost them la d it costs to transport food to elsewhere. A it need to work go thru to provide employment As y in provide he Itiat Low a a it not provided the necessary employment of Poi Tutics Quot we need to trunk about the re sonic is of the entire Eosin us a not just the town not just the township Quot but ath stated he dropped in a comment that he thinks the Community of the future will be even larger than tire county. Beath a Quot county agent in Henry county now Extension director from 19.j0 to 1142. Which included years of financial distress drought chinch bugs and Objet tilt is to to Bercu Losa Quot control in cattle those years also were years of development. Such As the Start of the Rea. Psychiatrist employed for . Institute Foi Lus Suec i a a county Aernt lie re Nutly received i Naan. Arc ignition he and mrs Beath went to new York where he received the Honor As related in that news a few weeks ago he Post of that trip and some of the observations and experiences there they we in the dining room with Dag Hamm skjold two Days before he w a kill d. Many of the Farmers present had worked with Beath during his year u. In try county they were especially pleased to hear him and of Converse with him after the he now la a farm Marine men specialist with the Exten. It a service in Ringgold county , resides at it Ayi. He was metro duty a by Richard Thuma county Extension agent. The 112 men present included four members of tic Hamilton 111., kiwanis club led by run Ell Cosgrove All Post at Sang Happy birthday a it i 1 v Coles when a cake presented in his Honor. President John Carter announced that the club would have representation at the District training set Hool for kiwanis leaders in Chicago tit Day. Sharp drop in Iowa narcotics convictions t w apr p e a . From Teri he. By count Towi ships met at the a i try com memorial hos p m May in. Tile of or a Nimg a to j l a i or w k 1 is of mini a ant a Ted As ovary cd 11 n i a i 1 p Irmo. And Obi 11v Quot of an Vav Etc i Quot a 1 or Rou it w. V a pet i on of pit i.-1 be f rot \ old Mist a 1&Quot. Do it i to Puri Truea from m A i Lynn Byrne to. Pit Lead i p.,i n i ? a it e a or de to attend a tiv it its an d a. A of a la Bong a. I .1 Auxinia sir. In a he near fun Ujco possible p r o j e c to a were Jedi. The r. Gnu meeting will be 1a i in j usuary a tie to Quot Pital to work Ltd i Mak future for a county at wide n i embers hip drive. National Hospital a cd Trio present at till Quot Organiza t it i i i Quot mrs mrs mrs my. Mrs mrs i mrs my. I mrs mrs. I my 1 a a a wer m in Bat. A i land m Dan Mcallister Hays. R Richard oar r oar. Feat ciby a Philip Crawford non win la id r f i it f i r i it Union Winfield William Harold Bain ter 58, dad at la Home al out Midnight monday night after becoming critically ill suddenly he a born August 25, 1993 in Stion Thurit. Ill the son of William Henry and be in f Hafer Bain ter on july 24. 1027 lie it red to finances Worley in Strong Hui to 111 she survive of this Union were born one son Harlan w Bainter of it plea ant and one daughter. Or Richard Fabolia a Wing. Of Daven porn also surviving arc four grandchildren five Sisters or Myrtle Model and or. Fred Ethel Chandler of Ciale. Burr. Ill i France Mccuen of o Ergo. Ill or Jame. Vracr Stevenson. Of Biggsville. 111. And or. John Dorothyi Mai Hall of Burlington. One ister and in. Paint or Deena de him he intended Monmouth Coller and graduated in Law from the University of i Clingan id a a admitted to the bar in 1030 and e table. Heri a Law practice in it pm i. An in june of 1949 he was a member of the first methodist Elmre honorary member of kiwanis. In t Secretary of the chamber of Commerce and had. Raved on the fair Board Foi Many year. Funeral services will be held to 2 p m Tanir slav. Nov 30. At a he first left dist Church or Alvin t Maberry will officiate interment will be in Forest Home cemetery Friend May rail at the writ Cooke. Funeral Home a. They de sire. Says cigarettes Are major cause of lung cancer Silt it flt it a up Kennedy blamed the Prate in the soviet fort to Eom Muniec the government Tia said in an published Tod Ltd Toie in Ervi w Kennedy pie id tit to unions of fhe world. New a pc inv e Clu in r inter a v in resident alls action step Forward \ it i it 11 c on up a pet ref it i me a i v Toda v Raip d r1 via publication Oihi Quot Ozvelt a a \ i Kenn do obtained by i a it Tia edit and Jubei. Perm in Nikita chess son in Law. At port mass., la. T saturday a i Ord no to . A. Told adz Hubei i on Ufier that t Eov c a Union and the United states must live together in Pace in our opinion the Cuiffi Multics a. E As a Coult of the efforts of hi1 soviet Union in t certain to Roin Munize tie whole world then Ken ii a y a id if t in Sov Iet t oni t red Torlif id it own Naho Tud in to Ato lend it own Natyna Security and allowed other countries to live As they he. To live in peace then i. Updo. C a he prob Lenis which now tue of much tension would i Kenned a formed the main us review a a i Amarii 111 g Kennedy 1 ii i m b i. \ i n a e r v c w had led the red a Nova it step to i i i f ter he v m m ill. Ring from scow that in a a published statement thro a pier is l nit d r a pm Publ at on o be intr View m the soviet unit Markecia step Forward n. Aniu can soviet understanding. I Hope i will Lead to further of free communion Ion Between of two coi Miric. At All level Quot Sahnger pro i it it vict n t Ion i think thu can i Irlam it it r to the set a a w at h. I 1 he Jne a a w men. I non it. Had tat mint of c p an Iger Iga Euit or appear Quot i a i done to be who e interview i Blieve he dispatch on Page in hints across one and a. Continued through the Back Page of the Ash noon a , we n on Quot we should like Foi the soviet Oviet people called the to a Ard time an Amer a his v w a Ople 1 a. A a a id. A rotary was ked by he thought Kenned been diluted by Loi a by the interviewer Izas Xei i adz Hubei Levy it s diluted Kennedy got very clearly to Tia s Huger said people to live it Pace and the Aine for a lit o a n or pie a the efforts to Prad the Muni f a Tern from one it to Anotoli r rear cents. In my Ion a great threat to the w a it com i r n Opin eau of Freace. I tie soviet Union pm sue Only in. Own National interests and to to secure a be ter life for its people lit of peace then in my opinion there would be nothing which could Darken the rela ions Between the soviet Union and the unit d fined on charge of tampering Willi . Signals replied a hat the soviet no want Eom Muniec Thomas Clark Way land Cna Casiby it Stanley Looker Way i it a or w k. Roger. Paris a up Paris became almost a ghost City today when Public utilities and transportation were Cut off by a nationwide strike of a half million Fynch workers. Railway began a 24-hour strike at 4 . Parisian metro subway and bus employees walked out an hour later. Gas electrical and water services were Cut off at 6 it. In. The strike supported by All three major Trade , aimed Ai forcing the government to end freeze on wages and prices Street lights shop signs and All other lights suddenly went out before Dawn. The famous Les Hailes Market was plunged into confusion. In the big City. Copyright 1961, Kins san dict inc feature a a at lie vet Rai administration Hosp al in Knoxville was hired by the Board of control today tor Plum it us l health inst it in lieu or Walt i Regni a w Hoha i <1 about 25 years experience in the profession will receive an annual salary of $15,600, or James o Cromwell. N ate mental health director said Rognier will begin work 22 and will be in charge of admissions services at the Institute. Or. Wayne b Brown. Superintendent of the mental health institution Here. Said. Rognier. Whom Cromwell said is not a Board certified psychiatrist will replace or Emory m Payne who left Here recently to accept i another position in Milwaukee it pleasant now has three Board certified psychiatrists. Brown said. The state has been having difficulty hiring psychiatrists at the state menial health institutions Quot Inee the legislative interim committee this summer tried to Clamp a limit of $18,000 on salaries for them. At in Gen Evan Hultman finally ruled that the committee had not authority to regulate the salaries. 0 0 0 the Board of control met Here today with the interim commit to and toured the mental health Institute. The committee also inspected the new building at the Institute and is to decide whether to repair or rebuild the remaining old Ward building on the East Side of the grounds the 1901 leg mature appropriated $100,000 for the pro jct the c my a said i ret it i s Moines up Nai ctr a set a it let a it ius Rtin Rcd m Iowa this Only have tar a Hickein looped he tills Lyon ram Washington us fed Are a major it a. E of lung cancer and Tom Federal govern men should Reginato a heir and Sale to children according to a government Xum a i r m Cal b i Numkin to i Ianc duet to of Field. Tun f it a to National cancer in. A a str Aid m Luday night that lie did not in. Moking should by it Ricau e such pro in the Ca c of Liq Aszli Zubei Union Dix Stile word Wai again. A exp re of revolution but we Art also against tie Export of counter revolution Quot he Aid the it Rva w appeared Lank and open. Freeze needed for Corn Harvest Sharp drop from the record 20 t on -1 Bour i fictions recorded in 1960, state narcotics today. Supervisor j f rat mind neat i is up b said today the Kennedy a 11 at Ion farm Proe i am has a costly failure Quot in its fir sen it Low a do Ink Quot of a eur a rear la 1 c Garette nude illegal Hibi tion nor How ver Fol to told convictions a be Aitse of better because Quot most o a i this enforcement tin sell is and probably will a an even bigger bust in 1962. Hick Loo pc blasted the demo Public meet and cancer co the was about Corn crop a it erf raid to necessary to Quot pushers Are in prison after convictions last year Quot r but told United Piess International the state narcotics Row has five Field agents working of t the state one More than during i960, Rabe explained. He said us additional Man has Quot added greatly Quot to the enforcement capabilities of the division. Metio farm policies prepared for deliver a 1 rep William e York gop n and oth r n. B As with mid from 14 slates they planned Lor the 1 la elec information on ques Lonai i. Dial a. A speech at a meeting Miller of new chairman a it Publ an rep Bla alls my on sponsored by the District of Lumbia medical society that death rate from lung cancer 10 times higher for smoked More that a pack a than for non smoker although persons woo did not inhale smoked Only a few Edgar a a pcs a Day or smoked or cigars arc safer than heavy smok Ltd Quot. According to Shimkin. Their death rate from lung cancer i. Who to Dav 85 Del it in k3 n fat or a Quot it of Iowa been picked crop with a hard it let Farmers in Eastern and South c out incomplete the picking the Corn Harar. T a. Rcpt red lagging behind la a Par and. The 10-year average for this Date j weekly crop report said about. A r c of the crop was picked time last year and the it a the Date is near 90 by tin a it Rago event the v virtual in pm r cent kit it Aid a r to spot. a n and Exchange successful techno Higier Titan that of non smok the beat cd s crop Han est was completed a11 1 about 95 pick d. Hov it ver. To i a re from 10 to 1-5 per event of in the Eastern and Southern counties remained in the Fields wet grounds halted advances southerly winds replace old by i pm sub free my temperatures gripped Iowa Early but southerly winds began taking the nip out of the cold or. However Mother cold front fax approaching. The no Cury dropped to the teen m much j the state As the Mercury foil up to 19 degrees below thu readings of monday morning ranged from 17 at Waterloo. Dubuque and Davenport to 18 at Moines and 22 at Sioux City and Council Bluffs. Or. Pleasant had a Low of 16. The Large cold Canadian High pressure by Seiil was moving eastward through the state however. David w Montgomery Colic student from Dekalb Iii was in de $25 and costs in mayor Wade Mcbeth a court monday afternoon on a charge of tampering with Railroad signals Here Montgomery i to to pay $35 for damage to the signals. The charge a. Filed by pol c chief Werner Smi h and a l Perschke Railroad detective i Purschke said h. Tampering with rail Oil a signals Here occur i i tin c times last year and twice fall the last time nov. 19 when Bootleg wires Lor the Broad. It and main so ree we. I Pulu a onto the a rack. A train a. I re Over them. Cutting the land the Gates to stay Dowland file Jig. To after he bad pan >�?T0 i of Preske and Bmith investigated ind questioned Montgomery monday he admitted tampering v. Fur signals on nov. 19 As he bowed two other so a dips How to do in Montgomery denied having anything t do with a lie tampering with the signals nov. 3 when cop w had Bem a. Dacron he r 11 per Dike Ponti d out car tan poring we the signals could or. A i Erio is Tram Accident a i. Change Fil d against Mon a Guu a was a Misdemeanour a More Hai i. A to v. Cut lid a lied in such cases. Per cake Aid on which the sentence on conviction re in be f of it n ycar1 to lit heavy damage to car on 21s killer of two found sleeping a 1961 Pontiac driven by Swartzendruber 19, Kalona. I damaged an estimate $600 w went off Highway 218. 12 Sou h of Here monday about p m. Swartzendruber told sheriff Van Crawford tie gunman who wore Cowboy Isnard that he it Swa Gary. Ird up a trigger Happy gunman kill d two men shot another and was Lound a sleeping like a baby today police said d Ltd d Boot during his rampage a identified As Paul Kennedy. 20. a it to tie b in Steep went into a ditch honorable discharged from a he majants Radiator w re damaged Rinc corps and an sex convict a a zen Draber was rat Hurt probation after serving a a burglary sentence. Car of largest of the turnips will admitted to probate thi Quot would appear to be the Gran Riouddy of the turnips. Thi one brought in by mrs. Elmer carrels route 2. Weighed just under a mrs America then w Quot i. Ament i a or Lila Masson of Detroit is flanked by runners up after winning her title in fort Lauderdale. Fla. They ate mrs. Angelyn a Nimni left of Arizona and s. Hult a of ?., and winds were turning southerly six pounds after the Root had been As the system progressed. Removed or nearly a Pound More however forecasters said that at than the previous a largest the present time it is unlikely that before a de tailings a the then will be and precipitation. Weighed seven pounds. Tie will of John Warth has Ocie admitted to probate at the com and according to the Tei his property was left to he it w Kate who was Nann sex a turnip the will was drawn up aug a 1945

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