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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1962

Page

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Fatal blast and fire destroy home in Aledo

An 88 year old man died at Merger county hospital after injuries from a Friday explosion and blaze that destroyed his home and damaged a neighboring one on East Ninth street in Aledo. Construction workers rescued a 8 year old boy from the Coffland residence. Fire Chief Homer Perrin estimated total damage at up to 60000 dollars.

Aledo Man Aleda W. Coffland Merger County Hospital Coffland Ers Aledo Five Homer Perrin Ninth Street Aledo Lester Calelasure Colfland Joy New Windsor Ill Cortland Reiser Funeral Home

Indian confirms potential Chinese withdrawal in disputed frontier

New Delhi says Indian civilian administrators could take over vacated Chinese areas, but no clear proof of a full retreat. Beijing claims troops are moving back 12 1/4 miles behind the November 7 line, while India cites caution and possible further pullback. Civilian relocation plans remain conditional on evolving conditions.

New Delhi India Peking Foreign Ministry Éawals Ladakh Peking Defense Ministry Hovshg Chienese

Report on State Laws in Care For Children Des Moines

The Governors Committee on Mental Health adopted a final report critiquing prevent registration that allows youths to be placed in state institutions. A 21 page subcommittee report on children's problems was adopted as is. It notes counties may save money by transferring foster children to state institutions, urging counties to widen placement in homes rather than institutions.

Des Moines Voumlas

Train Strikes Truck Fatally in Walcott, Iowa

Walcott man Tom Spenky, 60, died Friday when his pickup was struck by a Rock Island freight train at a crossing near Walcott. Officials said the train, traveling about 50 miles an hour, marked Iowa's first traffic fatality in three days.

Walcotin Tom Spenky Walcott Rock Island Iowa

Succumbs Former Senator O'Mahoney of Wyoming at 78

Former U S Senator Joseph C O Mahoney of Wyoming died today at the U S Naval Hospital Bethesda Maryland aged 78. He retired in 1960. AP photograph caption notes the obituary details.

Joseph C. O’meahooney Wyoming U.S. Naval Hospital Bethesda O'Mahoney

Anniversary of first atomic chain reaction in Chicago

Thirty two scientists, witnesses to the 1942 birth of the first self sustaining nuclear chain reaction, meet in Chicago to mark the 20th anniversary. Attendees include Enrico Fermi's widow as the commemorative events unfold across Chicago, Washington, New York and beyond.

Chicago Enrico Fermi Washington New York Fermi University of Chicago Institute of Nuclear Studies

Parole Granted in Iowa Attorney Embezzlement Case

Des Moines attorney Paul W. Walters, 65, pleaded guilty to embezzlement involving client funds. He was sentenced to five years in the Iowa Penitentiary and released to the State Parole Board for parole today after the plea.

Des Moines Guily Paul W. Walters State Parole Board Iowa

Jet Planes Returning to Soviet Union From Cuba

Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan left for Moscow to report on Khrushchev's plans as 30 L-28 jet bombers were being packed for shipment back to the Soviet Union. He said talks with Kennedy and Rusk were useful and clearer on issues including Cuba and Berlin.

Washington Anastas I. Mikoyan Moscow Khrushchev Sig Taliss Cuba Soviet Union U.S Mikoyan al Andress Air Force Kennedy Dean Rusk Berli

Store Looted At Iowa Falls

Police report a break in at Joe's Super Valu in Iowa Falls on Friday night. Entry forced via front door, $450 in cash and 12 cartons of cigarettes stolen. The investigation continues with local authorities seeking tips.

Iowa Falls Ons Falls Joe's Super Valu

Peculiar Iowa License Day Draws Long Courthouse Lines

Crowds gathered at Muscatine county courthouse to obtain vehicle license numbers on the first floor amid crowding in corridors. Mr and Mrs Wherry waited since Friday afternoon for Nos 1 2 and 3 licenses including a 1928 Whippet while Mrs Raymond Stratton planned for Nos 4 and 5 with about 100 others in line as clerks prepared sales. courthouse closes Saturdays.

Iowa Muscatine County Treasuer EL My Wherry Groundview Avenue Ben Jones Eighth Street Wherrys Cerks Raymond Stratton Gilbert Street Bom Ae Hike O Courthous

Probers Seek Cause of Crash Killing 25

Federal investigators rushed to Idlewild Airport after a four engined DC7B carrying 46 passengers and five crew members crashed in fog near Runway 4 R. Twenty three victims were local residents. Pilot Capt Edward Beentold co-pilot Jules Wagner and engineer Robert Voorhees died. The accident disrupted air service as inquiries focus on instrument landing systems.

Eastern Airlines New York Idlewild Charlotte N.C AP Photofox Airpac N. C Aiport Conway Oscar Bakke Stern Federal Aviation Agency Fng Edward. J. Beentold Laurel Hollow Jules Wagner Cambria Heights Queens Robert L. Voorhees Commack NEY

Des Moines Salon Claims Liquor Laws Not Enforced

Democratic state senator opposes lifting Iowa ban on liquor sales says liquor laws are flagrantly violated in towns and questions what the commission is doing as it testified at state budget hearings before Governor Harold Hughes.

Des Moines Towa Towa Registative Gove Harold Hughes Hill

Chances Slim For Settling Paper Strike

Cleveland reporters faced a second day without newspapers as Teamsters Local 473 and publishers failed to advance talks.Federal mediator Gilbert J. Seldin had convened negotiations over working conditions and wages, but no further sessions were scheduled.

Cleveland Ohio Gilbert ‘J.’ Seldin Sedu Reid

Chlorine Gas Leak Fells 103 in Cornwall Ontario

A leaky railcar released chlorine gas, forcing evacuations in Cornwall Ontario. Winds spread fumes over six hours, leaving 9 critically ill and 27 hospitalized. About 200 residents evacuated. 20 doctors treated victims as hospitals overflowed with coughing and vomiting patients.

Cornwall Parlic St. Lawrence Seaway Massena N.Y Hull Que Canadian Industries Ltd

Condition of Pontiff Improving

Vatican officials report improved condition of Pope John XXIII with no surgery planned. Dr Gasbarrini remains at the Pope's bedside while studies include Prof Pietro Valdani of Rome. Ill health cited as a stomach disorder likely an ulcer and a non cancerous prostate issue.

Vatican John Mxit Pietro Valdani Rome Amonio Gasbarrini Gasbartini U.N

Ocean-gnawing Atlantic erodes Daytona Beach shore

A dramatic Daytona Beach scene shows the Atlantic chewing away at miles of shoreline as it topples log and sea walls and swallows oceanfront property along the 4090 block of South Atlantic Avenue, captured in an AP Photofax image.

Daytona Beach Fla South Atlantic Avenue AP Photofax

East Coast Storms Lash Shoreline Across Region

A powerful Atlantic storm off Charleston sent pounding waves from the Virginia Capes to central Florida for six days. Jacksonville Beach mayor seeks federal aid after beach damage while Brunswick reports 5 inches of rain in four hours and Key West 15 inches in six hours. Thick fog north of the storm blamed for a fatal crash killing 25 aboard an Eastern Airlines flight.

Associated Press Rockies Charleston S.c Virginia Capes Florida Imayor Jacksonville Beach Fla Brunswick Key West Eastern Air Lines

Fog and seas set New York area chatters and Florida erosion

A plane near Idlewild Airport disrupted by fog prompts comments from Doyle Urban a Taft Sanitary Center researcher in Columbus Ohio about clearing conditions by Sunday. Rough seas batter the northeastern Florida coast with gale warnings from St Augustine to Savannah as crews battle beach erosion causing about 500000 dollars in Jacksonville area. Bulldozers fill yawning seawall gaps with soil and broken blocks as unseasonably warm temperatures break November 30 records in multiple locations.

New York Idlewild Doyle Urban Taft Sanitary Center Columbus Ohio Urban Florida St. Augustine Savannah Jacksonville

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