Terrorists Fire On Moslem Crowd in Algiers Market
European gunmen opened fire on the Clauzel Moslem market in Algiers killing three and wounding a fourth, part of a day with 11 such attacks leaving nine dead and eight wounded. Bombs rocked an office building, and forces with armored vehicles searched Oran as de Gaulle ordered actions to crush the OAS and speed independence.
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Algiers
Algeria
UPI
Clauzel
Louis Joxe
Rocher Noir
Christian Foughet
Abderrahmane Fares
Michelet
Oran
St. Michel
Senate Likely Delays Big Defense Bill Past Week
The House approved a record $47.8 billion defense appropriation for the coming fiscal year, despite looming Senate filibuster pressure over literacy tests for federal voting. Senate hearings, including Pentagon requests to restore cuts, must occur before a faltering path to passage emerges.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Senate Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Pentagon
United States
Army
Navy
Air Force
Argentina Police Conduct Surprise Raids On Radical Groups
Dawn raids targeted Communists Peronists Socialists and even Frondizi kin in major cities including Buenos Aires La Plata Tucuman and Santa Rosa. The army navy and air force pressed President Guido to annul March 18 Peronist election wins and seize control of 22 provinces as forces call for a hard line against growing political influence. Dr Silvio Frondizi, brother of the ex president, was detained in Buenos Aires. Interior Minister Martinez resignation signals a military push to outlaw Peronists again.
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Buenos Aires
API
la Plata
Tucuman
Santa Rosa
Silvio Frondizi
Rodolfo Martinez
Maundy Thursday Services Tonight Across Churches
Washington area churches observe Maundy Thursday with communion and prayer services. Immanuel Lutheran and First Presbyterian host 7:30 p.m. services. Baptist church offers 6 to 10 p.m. communion. St James adds 4 p.m. Low Mass and 8 p.m. High Mass with midnight adoration. Community Good Friday service noon to 3 p.m. at city churches. Trinity Lutheran holds 7:30 p.m. Good Friday service with Holy Communion and sermon Were You There When They Laid Him in The Tomb. Additional plans include candlelight communion at Washington Methodist Church with Messiah choruses, Easter morning services at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m., and a baptismal service with 24-hour prayer vigil starting tonight.
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Washington
Immanuel Lutheran
First Presbyterian
St. James Catholic Church
Washington Council of Churches
Trinity Lutheran Church
Washington Methodist Church
Robert Steele
Herb Osincup
Nancy Osincup
William Helscher
Latta
Methodist Church
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Robert Bostwick
George Masson Jr
Stainer
Court House To Close For Two Hours Friday
Court offices will close from noon to 2 pm Friday in observance of Good Friday to allow attendance at union services sponsored by the Washington Council of Churches.
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Court House
Washington Council of Churches
Old Cars Find New Life in Scrapyard Transformation
The piece follows how scrapped automobiles are recycled into steel and alloys, detailing processes at Davenport plants Alter Company and Alloy Metal Products. It notes vast scrap volumes, the 1959 industry scale, and the fate of vehicle remnants from shells to destroyed interiors, ending with a New York note on horses.
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West Chester
Journal
Bob Elliott
Alter Company
Alloy Metal Products, Inc
Davenport
Mississippi
James T. Sharon
Keota
Leroy
Frances
Arlena Jane
Sharon
Bloomfield
Plymouth
Japan
Canada
Mexico
Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel
Nuclear test ban talks at Geneva stall over neutrality proposal
At the Geneva disarmament conference Russia demanded a new subcommittee meeting to push a neutral plan for a test ban while the United States insisted on an effective treaty before ending any moratorium. U.S. and British officials warned they will not agree to unpoliced limits and called for on site inspections only with the host state consent.
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Geneva
UPI
Russia
United States
Pacific
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
Arthur H., Dean
Joseph Godber
Dean
Soviet Union
Rev Elgin Speaks on Easter at Kiwanis Meeting
Dr Vernon Elgin pastor of Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church spoke on Easter at the Kiwanis club. He used the oil anointing of Jesus to illustrate love for Jesus and four qualities of devotion timing spontaneity generosity. Guests included Dick Paul Tom Gray Gordon Cooper and Dr McCalahan with Dr Stewart welcomed back from Texas.
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Vernon Elgin
Marion Avenue
Tom Gray
Gordon Cooper
McCalahan
Stewart
Texas
Erbe Heads Governors Protest to Kennedy Over Guard Cuts
Iowa Gov Norman A Erbe will lead a delegation of governors to protest President Kennedy over planned National Guard and Army Reserve realignments and cutbacks. He urges a strong factual protest and a formal meeting to draft it with governors from affected states including Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Norman A. Erbe
Kennedy
Erbe
National Guard
Army Reserve
34Th Division
Nebraska
103Rd Army Reserve Division
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Senators Clash Over Kennedy Disarmament Plan
In Washington Democratic and Republican senators debated President Kennedy's disarmament plan. Humphrey praised it as preventing Soviet grounds for complaint while Goldwater dismissed it as an overreaching, dangerous proposal giving the Communists an advantage. Senate action on the literacy test bill looms as Easter recess nears.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Senate
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Humphrey
Soviet Union
United States
Goldwater
Geneva
House
Mrs Stalder Wins First Who's Who Prize
Mrs Richard A Stalder of 1003 East Second Street Washington is the first $25 prize winner in the Evening Journal Who's Who contest. She correctly identified Bud DeLa from 15 clues in last Thursday's ads and will collect the prize at the Journal office. Becky A Day of Brighton earned $5 as the first entry drawn.
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Richard A. Stalder
East Second Street
Washington
Evening Journal
Stalder
R. B
Bud) DeLa
Becky A. Day
Brighton
Mr. DeLa
Journal Office
Today’s
Journal
Picken Sr dies at 75 in Keota April 1962
C G Picken Sr a farmer and Rawleigh dealer died at 3 07 am April 19 1962 at his home 1005 South Avenue B Keota Iowa He was 75 born June 28 1886 in St Charles Iowa He married Mella Mae Marshall February 27 1912 in Brighton Survivors include his wife one son three daughters two sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 30 pm at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Hillcrest Cemetery Brighton.
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C. G. Picken Sr
Rawleigh
South Avenue
Jones
Hillcrest Cemetery
Brighton
Mr. Picken
St. Charles
Iowa
James
Ruth Wallace Picken
Monmouth College
Mella Mae Marshall
Picken
United Presbyterian Church
C. G. Picken Jr
Forest City
Norbert Flanders
Keota
Cleo Trier
Lawrence Miksch
Washington
Walter Hayden
Ruth Picken
Small Brush Fire at LeRoy McGraw Farm
A small trash fire near LeRoy McGraw’s farm turned into a brush fire in a field southeast of Washington. The Farmers Mutual Insurance Company fire truck arrived shortly after ten this morning to extinguish the flames, started when wind blew burning fertilizer sacks. Mrs. McGraw said the fire was quickly controlled.
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Washington
LeRoy McGraw
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
McGraw
Airport
Koniev Recalled From East Germany to Moscow Command
The Soviet Union recalled Marshal Ivan Koniev from heading Soviet troops in East Germany and named Colonel General Ivan Yakubovsky as his successor. The move, announced by Tass, may lessen Berlin tensions as Koniev returns to Moscow to resume ministry.
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Moscow
OPI
Soviet Union
Ivan Koniev
East Germany
Kremlin
Berlin
Koniev
Tass
Germany
Ivan Yakubovsky
Seek 10 Boys for Y Camp Trip to Canada
High school boys may join a week long YMCA camp trip on the Canada border from July 1 to 8. Tom MecSpadden at the Washington YMCA handles registrations. Ten openings exist at Minnea polis YMCA Camp Menogyn 140 miles northeast of Duluth with canoe trips and activities. cost 37.50 per boy plus 15 for travel and spending money. Register by April 30.
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Tom MecSpadden
Washington Ymca
McSpadden
Minneapolis
YMCA
Menogyn
Duluth
Pines
Waltonians Plan Family Night Dinner at Chapter Club House
Members of the Chicaqua chapter Izaak Walton league will host a family night dinner at 6 30 p m at the chapter club house. The Boy Scouts will present the program for the evening. Chicagua members also plan their annual Handicapped Children's Fish Day on May 11. Attendees should bring their own table service and a dish to pass. A cat fish dinner will be served.
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Chicaqua
Izaak Walton League
Boy Scouts
Chicagua
Iowa freshman held in two theft cases
Aloysius Gmoser a 19 year old freshman from Hinsdale Illinois was jailed in Iowa City as officials weigh grand theft charges under state or federal law He admitted stealing a small arsenal from the Army Reserve Training Center last Friday and a television camera from the University of Iowa fieldhouse on March 21 Police recovered other loot including a bazooka from the Iowa River and items cached near the old Capitol building after he directed officers to the hiding place in an anonymous call.
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Iowa City
UPI
University of Iowa
Aloysius Gerald Gmoser
Hinsdale
Army Reserve Training Center
Iowa
Gmoser
University
Old Capitol
Iowa Weather: Fair to Friday With Warm Weekend Outlook
Weather by United Press International reports generally fair conditions in Iowa through Friday. Patchy tonight and Friday with lows from the 30s north to 40s south and Friday highs from the 60s in the northeast to upper 70s in the southwest. Saturday looks cloudier and warmer with scattered showers by afternoon or evening.
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Iowa
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