Iowa House Passes Watered-Down Fair Employment Bill
The Iowa House approved a diluted fair employment practices bill 96 to 9, allowing charges against employers or unions for race color or creed bias. It also passed a bill restricting governor interim appointments 67 to 26, sending both to the Senate.
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Des Moines
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Iowa
Senate
David Stanley
R-Muscatine
House
Harold E. Hughes
Hughes
Iowa Braille and
Vinton
Commission
Lee Iverson
Vinton School
Kenneth Jernigan
Mental Institute To Hold Open House
Open House at the Mental Health Institute Mt Pleasant on Sunday April 28 from 1 30 to 5 p m daylight time invites all Washington area residents. A program will show current efforts and needs in mental illness prevention and treatment. A National Association for Mental Health Psychiatric Aide of the Year Award will be presented to a staff member. Burrell Smith Juvenile Court Probation Officer will exhibit to explain juvenile court efforts to foster sound citizenship in local children.
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Washington Area
Mental Health Institute
Mt. Pleasant
National Association For Mental Health
Burrell Smith
Juvenile Court
Washington
Mahaska
Keokuk
New York Times Reports Strike Cost in First Quarter
The New York Times Co. posted a first quarter loss of 4.136 million dollars due to the 114 day New York newspaper strike, according to chairman Arthur H. Sulzberger.
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NEW York
UPI
The
New York Times Co
Arthur H. Sulzberger
Henry J Ibendahl Dies in Washington Illinois
Henry J Ibendahl 77 died Tuesday April 23 1963 at Washington County Hospital after a week long illness He lived in Washington 40 years and worked 27 years at Wolf Greenhouse also employed by the railroad and at the soybean plant The funeral is set for 10 am Friday at Jones Funeral Home Rev Dennis Stutrud to lead He was born October 3 1885 in Oakdale Illinois to Henry and Dora Ibendahl He married Elva Beatrice Hole April 8 1935 in Moline Survivors include a son Earnest Carl Ibendahl of Washington and a brother William of Oakdale III Three sisters and one brother preceded him in death
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Henry J. Ibendahl
Washington County Hospital
Mr. Ibendahl
Washington
Wolf Greenhouse
Jones Funeral
Dennis Stutrud
Oakdale
Ill
Henry
Dora Butterbaugh Ibendahl
Illinois
Moline
Elva Beatrice Hole
Earnest Carl Ibendah
William of
Y's Men Hear S.S. Hope Work Skit Report
Washington Y's Men watched skits from You Cant Take It With You and heard Mrs. Jean Radtke recount her 10 months aboard S S Hope in Peru. She described medical aid by U S doctors and staff, the worldwide program, and noted 40 000 locals cheered the ship's crew at the dock.
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Washington Y
Jean Radtke
S.S. Hope
Peru
Radtke
Jean Apple
Geb Chevrolet Marks End of First Year
Paul Gebhardt, proprietor, announces completion of Geb Chevrolet’s first year in business. The Gebhardt family moved from Burlington a year ago and the firm, formerly Tucker Chevrolet, is now under his operation. Gebhardt previously served eight years as district manager with the Chevrolet Motor Division.
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Paul Gebhardt
Geb Chevrolet
Gebhardt
Burlington
Paul
Tucker Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Division
The
Evening Journal
Honor Athletes At Assembly At Washington High
Washington High School held an awards assembly Tuesday afternoon honoring basketball and wrestling athletes. Joe McCarthy named wrestling captain. Steve Talbot and Brian Owen co captains of basketball. numerous freshmen sophomores and varsity players received numerals letters and chevrons. The Cub Scouts pack meeting and a three act comedy production at the high school were announced with ticket details and cast lists.
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Washington
Joe McCarthy
Steve Talbot
Brian Owen
Joe Jones
Jerry Stalder
Mike Steele
Bob McClure
John Mulcahy
Don Kos
Doug Shalla
Rich Vosika
Color Film Plan For Memorial Day Observances
American Legion posts in Washington County draft plans to produce a 16 mm color film record of Memorial Day observances. Communities provide the film stock and, where possible, sound recorded with the footage. The project seeks participation from all veterans and patriotic organizations, with an estimated 100 to 400 feet of film needed. After Memorial Day the films will be collected and edited into a countywide memorial service record.
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Washington County
American Legion
Rev Burrichter Installed as Pastor at St Paul Church
The Rev. Emil Burrichter was installed as pastor of St. Paul United Church of Christ in a special service Sunday evening. An installing committee included Rev. Edwin D. Otto of London Rev. Harold Koenig of Wheatland and Albert Burrichter a layman and brother of the pastor. Rev. Robert and Lavon Bayler the pastor's son in law and daughter also participated. A social hour followed as the Bur richters moved to Washington in February to assume the pastorate at the local church.
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Emil Burrichter
St. Paul United Church of Christ
Edwin D. Otto
London
Harold Koenig
Wheatland
Albert Burrichter
Robert and
Lavon Bayler
Somerset
Ohio
Western plan offers 30 nuclear on site inspections in seven years
U.S. and British ambassadors Fay Kohler and Sir Humphrey Traveli an proposed a Western compromise of 30 on site inspections over seven years to match a test ban deal with the Soviet Union. Khrushchev met in the Kremlin for 90 minutes in a secrecy shrouded session amid dispute over annual inspection limits.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Reliance
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Britain
West
Fay Kohler
Humphrey Traveleyan
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Hariman may seek Khrushchev help on Laos peace
Averell Harriman potentially flies to Moscow within 48 hours to urge Premier Nikita Khrushchev to exercise influence for peace in Laos. Washington and British officials weigh the move as Souvanna fights to prevent more clashes while Pathet Lao and Kong Le forces remain at odds.
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Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Laos
Harriman
Washington
Russia
Souvanna
Plain of Jars
Pathet Lao
Kong le
Britain
Y's Men Exchange Start For You Cant Take It With You
Tickets for the Y's Men's play You Cant Take It With You may be exchanged for reserved seats on or after Saturday April 27 at Osincup Drug. The high school ticket board will not be available as early as planned. General admission tickets are sold through Y's Men members and at Osincup Drug.
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Moliere
Argan
Angelique
Thomas
Cleante
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Beline
Toinelle
Argal
Jim Wilson
Monsieur Fleurant
Steve Putman
Monsieur de Bonnefoi
George Johnson
Monsieur Piergon
Nancy Turner
Louison
Y's
Osincup Drug
Y’s Men’s
Sidney A Coon Receives National Defense Graduate Fellowship
Sidney A. Coon of Ainsworth, to graduate from the State University of Iowa in Iowa City on June 7, has accepted a three year National Defense Graduate Fellowship for physics study at the University of California in San Diego. The award provides 2000 dollars for the first year and 200 more for each of the next two years. He will enroll in September and was briefly offered a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, which he declined.
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Ainsworth
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
National Defense
University of California
San Diego
Sidney
Sidney Coon
California University
NDGE
Woodrow Wilson
Janet
Twelve Try Out For Cheerleading Posts
Twelve girls entered tryouts for the Washington High School Varsity cheerleading squad for next term. Competitors named include Chris Campbell Dixie Potter Daylene McAvoy Sylvia Teets Robin Bueghly Jean Johnson Judi Thompson Nancy Watters Mollie Kneen Monica McCarthy Pat Lewis and Jan Heaton. Six elected were Chris Campbell Daylene McAvoy Robin Bueghly Pat Lewis Jan Heaton and Judi Thompson. Delores Mitchell is the faculty advisor.
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Washington High School
Chris Campbell
Dixie Potter
Daylene McAvoy
Sylvia Teets
Robin Bueghly
Jean Johnson
Judi Thompson
Nancy Watters
Mollie Kneen
Monica McCarthy
Pat Lewis
Jan Heaton
Doy McAvoy
Delores Mitchell
Local District Urged to Continue Merger Study
Washington Community School District board is urged to keep studying a possible merger with seven Brighton area districts. A 40-person turnout at the junior high meeting unanimously backed continuing the study after discussion of merger possibilities. High school students formerly from Brighton now attend locally as tuition pupils.
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Washington Community School District Board of Education
Brighton
Brighton High School
Weather Summary for Iowa From United Press International
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with a few showers east and central. Warmer tonight and Thursday, with highs in the mid fifties to around sixty. Friday looks partly cloudy and cooler. Five day temperatures above normal by 5 to 10 degrees, generally light precipitation, amounts under one-tenth inch.
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United Press Internationa
Iowa
Princess Alexandra Weds Angus Ogilvy at Westminster Abbey
Half a million Britons cheered Princess Alexandra as she married Scottish businessman Angus Ogilvy in Westminster Abbey. The bride wore white with a long train and veil, and the couple left for a Balmoral honeymoon after a St. James reception. Queen Elizabeth, four queens, and three crown princesses attended.
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Westminster Abbey
Angus Ogilvy
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Ogilvy
Westminster
St. James’ Palace
Household Cavalry Blues
Queen Elizabeth
Scotland
Birkall Mansion
Balmoral
Olav
Norway
Judges and Dormitory Reform Mark Iowa 1961 Acts
Iowa Gov. Harold E. Hughes signed 15 acts including a major judicial reform removing justices and district judges from partisan ballots and setting 8 year terms for supreme court justices and 5-year terms for district judges. The bills also authorize dormitory financing for Iowa, Iowa State, and State College of Iowa, with repayment from student fees.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Harold E. Hughes
Board of Regents
Iowa
District Court
House
Governor Signs Multiple School and Municipal Bills
The governor signed a reform package authorizing 10 year non annexation pacts for cities and towns and other measures. Des Moines township limits apply to new grand jury appointments. Contracts by business people entering municipal office no longer violate conflict rules. Counties may raise tax levies to fund state hospital care. The state insurance commissioner gains conduct of securities dealer permits. Semiannual school aid payments to local districts replace annual disbursements. Clarifies motor coach certificate requirements from 1959 and addresses past noncompliance risks.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Highway Commission
University Avenue
Waveland Golf Course
Glendale Cemetery
State Reformatory
Rockwell City
Fort Madison
Anamosa
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