Annual Wapello Children's Parade Highlights Winners
A long list of prize winners from the Wapello annual Homecoming parade was announced this morning. Winners included Miniature Floats top prizes to Billy Hayes and Pamela Busler, with many residents of Wapello named across categories including Bicycles, Tricycles, Miniature Hoats, and Group Characters. The parade featured participants from neighboring towns and groups, with Homecoming activities continuing through Saturday including a queen election and a talent show at 8 p.m.
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Addle
Dons Huddie
Wapelle
Brian
George Pinkerton
Brian Hport
Ton
Will
Journa
Wapello
Downstown
Billy Hayes
Pamela Busler
Tna
Dllle Lymm Kruidlsen
Connie Sue Gott
Jeffrey Samuels
Brian Huddle
Larry Wilson
Kevin Webb
Beth Ant Keltner
Donald Worth
Frank and
Latet Wiederrecht
Warey Harris
Joyce Dotson
Jett Jack
Becky Batard
Kathy
Beth ‘Gerst
Jan
Joni Malone
Columbus Jet
Dallas McConanay
Stephen Cline
Rho
Belman
Oakvilidy
Grandylew Hillbillies
Pleasant Grovey
Bern Casey
Pam
Erma‘Centner
Marilyn Vorling
Marguerite O'Brien
Edra -Carlson
Oakville
Hedeman
Warren Lewis
Nancy Pierce
Peggie di
Morning Sun
Stella Beiko
Marion Kemp
Lois Suineman
Grandview
Eisenhower blasts JFK and Latin America in new memoir
Dr Milton Eisenhower criticizes Kennedy era policies and the Bay of Pigs episode in a controversial recounting. He cites missteps in prisoner exchanges and U.S. prestige, noting ambassadorial efforts and the Alliance for Progress while urging clearer inter-American collaboration.
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New York
iAn
Kennedy
Dewi Eisenhower
Latin’“America
Doubleday
Cuba
Eisenhower Timates
U.S
Hey
White ‘House
Hisenhower
aSmerican
Kennedy condemns violent demonstrations and advocates peace
President Kennedy denounced violent civil rights demonstrations while praising peaceful protests in Washington. He urged unions to settle labor disputes without government action and supported moon program progress and a peaceful, stable South Vietnam. He dismissed Communist links to the civil rights movement and noted rising tensions in Cambridge Maryland.
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Washington
Bernard Lovell
Kennedy
Rajitoatis
Congress
Alabama
George C. Wallace
United States
Ned Washington
Cambridge
South Viet Nam
Far East
Wall Street Faces SEC Inquiry Findings
Wall Street showed uneasy calm amid a sweeping SEC inquiry into stock market practices. G Keith Ston and Edwin D. Ebheringlen, presidents of the New York Stock Exchange and the American Stock Exchange, prepared to digest the 2,200 page findings and comment in due course.
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New York
Wall Street
Congress
Securities: and Exchange. Commission
Keith UN- Ston
Edwin D. Ebheringlen
American Stock Exchange
Ime
SEC
Etherington
Plane Crashes Into Mississippi River Near Clinton
A plane crashed into the Mississippi River about five miles south of Clinton on Thursday. Early reports say the person in the aircraft had been removed safely. The craft was described as completely submerged in the water.
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Clinton
Mississippi River
Test Ban May Lead To Summit
Moscow’s success in the nuclear test ban talks could widen East West negotiations and spur a summit this year. Officials note progress, but emphasize the outcome of the Moscow talks will shape whether Kennedy Khrushchev and Macmillan pursue a test ban treaty signing and broader disarmament discussions. A three power communique reported progress in drafting provisions for atmospheric outer space and underwater tests.
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Moscow
United States
Britain
Soviet ‘Union
U.S
Andrei A. Gromylo
A. S
W. Averell Haniman
Lord Hailsham
Ten Arrested In Sit-Ins At Chicago Board of Education
Ten civil rights demonstrators were arrested outside the Chicago Board of Education headquarters after a nine day sit in at the downtown offices. Arrests followed a clash between police and protesters as inspectors escorted participants from the scene.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Gchdel Board
Clair Roddewig
Om Parsons
Kears
Congress of Racial Equality
Board of Education
CORE
Forger Sought By Police
Cedar Rapids police seek a male suspect tied to a fake check scheme across Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Davenport. The forger posed as debtors on real estate contracts, cashing checks over amounts owed and netting several thousand dollars. Two checks passed in Davenport and four in Waterloo with $300 and $348 collected respectively. The FBI now handles the case.
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Édai’ Rapids
Tawa
Shay
Cedar Rapids
Waterlag
Davenport
Jerry Navratil
Lang
Nawalil
Waterloo
Atticlals
Navratil
Linn County Recorders Office
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Crush of revolt in Lebanon reported by Syrian army
In Beirut, Lebanon the Baathist government of Syria announced it had crushed an uprising led by civilians and discharged officers. A spokesman for Maj. Gen. Amin Hafez said on Damascus radio that the revolt was finished and the situation was under control.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Amin Hafez
Damascus
Kennedy Seeks Tax to Curb U S Gold Outflow
President Kennedy urged Congress to tax Americans on purchases of foreign stocks and bonds to stem the outflow of gold and dollars. The plan targets investments abroad, with a 7 to 15 percent tax on securities from industrialized nations, taking effect immediately and lasting through 1965, aiming to trim the U S balance of payments deficit by billions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Antic Orpimome
U. S
U.S
Esnedy
United States
International Monetary Fund
IMF
U. S. Treasury
Cambridge Protests Are Called Off
Cambridge Maryland residents tentatively suspended protests for at least another week after Governor Tawes announced he would ask a committee of distinguished attorneys to help restore racial peace. Maryland Attorney General Finan disclosed the plan from the Cambridge Armory after meetings with town officials, the Human Relations Committee, and Negro leaders.
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Cambridge
J. Millard Tawes
Thomas
Finan
Maryland
Atttorney General
Cambridge Armory
Human Relations Committee
Tawes
Maryland State Bar
Buyers Turn Out For Sale Day In Muscatine
Shoppers gathered for the White Elephant Day midsummer stock clearance event in Muscatine. Merchants reported strong turnout despite sultry weather with buyers arriving before opening to snag bargains.
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Catherine Murrau
Monlen Schneider
Dean Eaky
Don Underwood
Mason City
Barbara Meeker
Barry Martin
Cindy
Annette
Alvin
Jennings
Marsh Community
A Mark
Bob Gray
Baltimore, Md
Milton Eisenhower
Jfk
Lis
Bloomington
Incl
Indiana
Monee County” Grand Jury
Ralph Levitt
James Bingham
Police Block Board of Education
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