Welfare Budget Trimmed in House
The Iowa House voted 104 to 0 to approve the Senate backed Department of Social Welfare budget at 17.93 million annually, trimming from governor Erbe’s request and leaving 18.34 million for current operations. Amendments seeking larger allocations for OAA ADC disabled blind family welfare and Tama Indian funds were defeated in roll calls.
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D-Des Moines
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D-Albia
Eichmann Had Vast Authority As Nazi Policy Driver
In Jerusalem the trial heard that Adolf Eichmann, though a lieutenant colonel, wielded wide influence in the German government and helped co author the plan to exterminate European Jews. Dieter Wisliceny testified that Eichmann and SS General Odilo Globocnik devised the final solution, with Hitler issuing the order. Eichmann defended himself as a mere obedient official despite the deposition’s damaging implications.
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Himmler
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Wisliceny
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Sept Breisch Leaves Crawfordsville Post
The Crawfordsville Schools Superintendent Donald FE Breisch submitted his official resignation in a letter to the Crawfordsville school board. His resignation is effective June 30, 1961 after two years as head of the district. he previously served three years as Chester superintendent and plans for the future remain undecided.
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Crawfordsville
Donald FE. Breisch
Chester
Breiseh
TWA Plans Full Length Movies on Long Range Jets
Trans World Airlines announced plans to show first run feature films on its long range jets. Some films will premier on nonstop New York Los Angeles and New York San Francisco routes starting July 19 with international flights to begin August 16. Only first class passengers will view, using individual headsets for personal sound control.
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Washington
Iowa doctor honored for lifetime of obstetric work
Dr HA Housholder an 80 year old physician who delivered over 3000 babies was named outstanding general practitioner of the year in Iowa. based in Winthrop for nearly 50 years he will be nominated for the national AMA award. he recounts early days delivering multiple babies in one day and recalls rugged winters in North Dakota while treating patients.
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Quasqueton
North Dakota
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Camp Kearney
Calif
SUI Foundation Head Addresses Y's Men on University Support
Phil Kruidenier associate director of the State University of Iowa Foundation spoke to Washington Y's Men outlining the foundation's role in raising funds beyond tax revenues to sustain academic excellence at the university He highlighted achievements across faculties and noted work at the medical college physics breakthroughs by Prof Van Allen and Paul Engles creative workshop The group also received a plaque listing past Y's Men presidents presented by Ted Brown as a gift from Mrs GE Montgomery honoring her husband Dr Montgomery.
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Medical College
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Paul Engle
University
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Ted Brown
GE Montgomery
Dr. Montgomery
Building Permit Requirements Under City Zoning Rules
City officials remind residents to obtain building permits from Claude Woods, building inspector, before any exterior work, new construction, or changes in use. Inspectors verify distance from lot lines, lot area, and residential zone restrictions, with permits needed to be displayed on site during work. For questions contact Mr Woods at the Chamber of Commerce Office.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pre School Roundup Planned for Lincoln and Stewart Schools
Local preparations announce preschool roundups at Stewart School on May 10 at 2 p.m. and at Lincoln School on May 11 at 2 p.m. Mothers bring birth certificates. PTA will mail invitations. children born on or before Sept 30 are eligible for kindergarten.
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Stewart
Washington
Lincoln School
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Is Crushed By Box on Dump Truck
An Iowa Highway Commission employee, Fred Ratclaff, 62, was killed when the dump truck box lowered onto him while crews repaired shoulders along Iowa 71, ten miles south of Atlantic. Ratclaff, father of five, died on arrival at a local hospital.
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Lewis
Here
Iowa
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Brigadoon Tickets Go On Sale At Washington High
Students in the vocal music department at Washington Community High School begin selling Brigadoon tickets for the May 11 and 12 performances. Linda Tripp heads ticket sales under Vernon Feuerhelm, the production director, with the full department supporting.
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Tshombe Arrested After Walkout From Congo Summit
Congolese central government troops seized Katanga President Moise Tshombe at Kinshasa airport as he attempted to flee the summit. European advisers were detained. Tshombe threatened to reject UN backed army reorganization and a Tanannarive accord urging federation of Congolese states.
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the Congo
UPI
Katanga Province
Moise Tshombe
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Elisabethville
Tshombe
Central Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Justin Bomboko
Sendwe
Tananarive
Congo
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Malagasy Republic
Madagascar
Arrest Algerian Revolt Leader Mrs Walter Wilson Dies Here
Mrs Walter C Wilson 61 died at 3 30 p m Tuesday April 25 1961 after three weeks illness. She lived 32 miles south of Dublin and funeral services are set for 2 p m Friday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Arthur Peters. Burial in Oak Ridge Cemetery. Myra Barbara Pratt born Feb 9 1900 in Bessie Oklahoma married Walter C Wilson Dec 22 1923 in this county. Survived by husband son Lloyd Maquoketa two grandchildren brother Zack Pratt Riverside sister Mrs Allen Schaeffer Montezuma. Preceded in death by one son, a brother, and her parents.
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Walter C. Wilson
Dublin
Jones Funeral Home
Arthur Peters
Oak Ridge
Myra Barbara Pratt
Bessie
Okla
John A
Jennie Mae Corbin Pratt
Zack Pratt
Riverside
Allen Schaeffer
Montezuma
De Gaulle moves to end Algerian revolt with Challe arrest
Gen Maurice Challe is flown back to Paris to face a military court and possibly a firing squad. De Gaulle asserts dictatorial powers to crush the mutiny and restore authority in Algeria as Salan Zeller and Jouhaud are reported captured.
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UPS
Maurice Challe
Charles de Gaulle
Challe
Villacoublay
de Gaulle
Louis Terrenoire
Raoul Salan
Andre Zeller
Edmond Jouhaud
Zeralda
Foreign Legion
Algiers
Terrenoire
de Gaull
Louis Joxe
Jean Olie
Algeria
Jean Morin
Fernand Gambier
Sahara
Insala
Must Register Now For Summer Classes
Edward Hutchcroft announces summer school registrations at the local school. About 50 people have signed up for courses including primary and intermediate reading, arithmetic, typing, drivers training, and adult education. Courses run June 12 to July for typing and drivers training, with grade school costs at $10 and high school adult courses at $20.
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Edward Hutchcroft
Hatchcroft
Hutchcroft
Guerrilla Attack on Militia Outpost Near Bay of Pigs
Cuban broadcasts report remnants of the invasion force attacked a militia outpost 20 miles east of Bay of Pigs, killing one militiaman and wounding two attackers. Havana Radio also says Fidel Castro’s firing squads executed 34 others in eight days, with 1,000 prisoners captured and new sentences up to 30 years.
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Industrial Meeting in Centerville Highlights SE Iowa Growth
Officials from the Iowa Development Commission and ISU presented a program for southeastern Iowa communities at a Centerville meeting. Attendees included Southern Utilities district managers, chamber secretaries, industrial promotion reps, and local press. Dinner honored guests and a tour of Iowa Southern offices followed the session.
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Centerville
Iowa
Iowa Development Commission
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Chambers of Commerce
Junction Firemen Respond to Columbus Junction Fire
Columbus Junction firemen answered a call to the Dan Call home in Columbus City at 10 45 a m. A small fire burned in an upstairs bedroom with the cause not yet determined. Damage was slight.
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Columbus Junction
Dan
Columbus City
Band Well Received On Its Annual Tour
Washington Community High School's symphonic band of 87 members earned a warm reception at Montezuma and Brooklyn High Schools during its annual tour. Alan Bergstrom directed. chaperones included Mrs Osincup and others. The group performs Thursday at 8 p.m. in Fairfield, with upcoming Class A state contest actions planned Friday and Saturday.
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Washington Community High School
Montezuma
Brooklyn
Grinnell
Alan Bergstrom
Herbert Osincup
Logan Heilman
Max Lee
Don Rinner
Fairfield
White House receives surge of threats and obscene mail to Kennedy
The White House reports an unusually high volume of threatening and obscene mail addressed to President Kennedy with 2,900+ referrals monthly to the Secret Service. February had 2,300 and March 3,200 letters and cards, surpassing typical yearly totals. officials cite Kennedy’s rising prominence and recent international setbacks as factors.
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United States
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Laos
Cuba
Weather Outlook for Iowa Five Day Forecast
United Press International reports generally fair weather in Iowa through Thursday with a colder night in the north and central regions. Lows 30 to 35, highs near 50 on Thursday, and a Friday outlook of partly cloudy and warmer. Temperatures over the five day span run 6 to 9 degrees below normal with no major changes. precipitation remains insignificant.
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