Rusk Warns of Increasing Global Crises and Disarmament Push
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the world will face more dangerous political and military crises. He urged rapid approval of a U S disarmament agency and emphasized strong defense while pushing patient, imaginative steps to curb nuclear arms and prevent war.
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Washington
UPS
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
West Berlin
United States
Kennedy
U.S
State Department
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Atomic Energy Commission
William Fulbright
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Berlin
John J. McCloy
May Relocate Wheat Surplus Supplies
Agri culture Secretary Orville Freeman announced a New Frontier strategic reserve plan to relocate surplus wheat to 19 metropolitan target areas with 100000 plus populations for emergency use in case of nuclear attack. The program costs 47.2 million dollars and aims to store a four month supply per person in those districts.
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Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
The
Missouri Farmers Association
National Defense
Kennedy
Congress
Washington
Department
Memorial rites for MRA founder Dr Frank N D Buchman
Mourning services were held in Los Angeles for Moral Re Armament founder Dr Frank N D Buchman who died a week earlier in Germany. Attendees included West German, Japanese, Free Chinese and Philippine consuls and actors Joel McCrea and Lloyd Nolan. Edouard C Schneider read words from West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and called Buchman’s passing a tremendous loss.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Moral Re Armament
Frank N.D. Buchman
Germany
West Germany
Japan
Free China
Philippines
Joel McCrea
Lloyd Nolan
Edouard C. Schneider
Konrad Adenauer
Buchman
Ordnance Unit At Camp McCoy For Two Weeks
The 872nd Ordnance Company CAS reserve unit from Washington headed to Camp McCoy Wisconsin for two weeks of summer training. Capt Edsall Brown commands the group with officers Lieutenants Gase Hopp Jones Wilkinson and 2nd Lt Kraxberger and Chief Warrant Officer Thoma. Enlisted ranks include masters sergeants Atkins on Blieu Gabriel Houseal Williams Yoder, sergeants first class Johnson McConahay Pugh Sands Wittaker, specialists Greiner Greimer Griggs Jones Kiesey Lillie Mendenhall Owens Rebling Rees Zielstorf, specialists 4 Allen Aller Boyd Britton Campbell Carey Conrad Conrad Graf Cuthamp Feddersen Greiner Greiner Harris Harras Harras Kern Kloppenburg Merz Morrison Meyers Nicola Peiffer Schafer Sellabarger Sieren Sieren Sieren Speas Stalder Swain Taglauer Van Auken Walker Weber Wilson Wickesberg and privates first class Adams Aller Elliott Flander Ginkens Harras Herman Kiesey Leedom Longwell Newell Thomas Greiner.
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Marsh Atkinson
Merle Blieu
John Gabriel
Richard Houseal
Haldene Williams
Delmar Yoder
Jerry Johnson
Warren McConahay
Arthur Pugh
James Sands
John Wittaker
Dennis Greiner
Francis Greimer
Lonny Griggs
Richard Jones
Robert Kiesey
Andrew Lillie
Leland Mendenhall
David Owens
Donald Rebling
Delbert Rees
Wayne Zielstorf
Thomas Allen
Donald
Wheat Quota Vote Set for August 24 in 1962 Market
Howard Lins, chairman of the Washington county ASC committee, announced a referendum to decide whether 1962 wheat marketing quotas will be in effect. If two thirds vote yes, cooperators may receive price support at a later-determined level. if no quota, no marketing limit and price support at 3 percent parity for compliant farmers.
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Howard Lins
Washington County
ASC
Special Services At Church In Brighton
Evangelistic services will be held at the Brighton Church of God this week each evening starting at 7 p.m. CST with a speaker each night. Virgil Blosser is the pastor. The concluding service Sunday evening will start at 7 p.m.
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Brighton
Three Iowans Die In Auto Accidents
Three people lost their lives in Iowa highway crashes over the weekend raising the 1961 toll to 372. Merlain Eugene Foreman 25 of Douds died in a one car crash on Iowa 16 when a tire blew, and the car overturned. Six week old Sheryl Ann Dohrer suffocated in St. Paul Minnesota as her father William Dohrer Iowa City walked with another child.
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St. Paul
Minn
Merlain Eugene Foreman
Kenneth Aldrich
Centralia
Des Moines
Aldrich
Broadlawns
Polk County
David Smith
Peosia
Cascade
Ronald McAuliffe
Peosta
Dubuque Hospital
Sheryl Ann Dohrer
William Dohrer
Iowa City
Marlene Chabal Wins Swine Carcass Show
Marlene Chabal of Washington won the championship at the Washington County 4H and FFA fair swine carcass contest held at Rath Packing Col umbus Junction. The 205 pound cross bred Durochog carcass had a 4.35 square inch loin eye and 30 percent backfat. Steve Fletcher of Crawfordsville took reserve with a 210 pound cross hog yielding a 4.78 inch loin eye.
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Marlene Chabal
Washington
Washington County
Steve Fletcher
Crawfordsville
Rath
Columbus Junction
U. S
Rath Packing
Mikoyan Denounces Japan Trade Pact
In Tokyo Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan denounced the Japan United States security treaty as aggressive toward the Soviet Union after a 80 minute meeting with Foreign Minister Zentaro Kosaka. Mikoyan arrived for a nine day visit amid heavy security as Trade Minister Eisaku Sato rejected a ten year Soviet trade pledge involving coal oil and iron ore citing refinery needs.
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UPI
Anastas Mikoyan
Japan
Zentaro Kosaka
United States
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Kosaka
Trade and Industry
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Eisenhower
New Sub Station to Boost Service Near Columbus Junction
Southern Utilities announces a 160000 project to improve reliability for Crawfordsville Winfield Ainsworth and Columbus Junction communities. A transmission line from a new 2 mile south of Ainsworth sub station along Highway 216 to Washington will be completed by August 2, delayed by July rains.
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Paul Wolfe
Ainsworth
Journal
Bob Pelliott
Lone Southern Utilities
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Crawfordsville
Winfield
L’aul Wolfe
Highway 216
Washington
Wolfe
Trans
Mission Line
Columbus Junction
Columbus City
Mr Wolfe
Don Maxwell
Marcella Vittetoe
Bob Wiley
Berlin border clamp closes as 50,000 barred from West
East German authorities halt cross border traffic in Berlin and clamp down on communications. Tanks and police back the closure at the Brandenburg Gate as refugees slip through by small numbers. U.S., British and French leaders discuss a protest to the Soviet Union while West Berliners protest loudly.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
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Britain
France
Soviet Union
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Unter den Linden
Leipzigerstrasse
Vilans
East Berlin
Fredrichstrass
East Berlin Sealed In Siege as Military Guarded City
UPI correspondent reports East Berlin as a siege state with soldiers police and tanks dominating streets. A 90 minute cab ride shows a city of armed guards empty streets and wary citizens as West Berlin taxis cross back.
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Berlin
UPI
East Berlin
West Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
Tron Curtain
Red Guard
ASC Elections Set For September 14
Community elections to name ASC community committeemen will be held Sept 14 at 8 p.m. according to the Washington County ASC committee. One committeeman will be elected from each township of the county. meetings will be held in each township to complete the election.
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ASC
Washington County
Eichmann's Lawyer Ends His Defense
In Jerusalem Adolf Eichmann's defense attorney Dr Robert Servatius urged judges to dismiss 15 counts and apply Argentina's statute of limitations. He argued Eichmann acted as a state servant under orders and claimed only the state bears responsibility for wartime crimes. The court adjourned until November.
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Israel
UPI
Adolf Eichmann
Robert Servatius
Eichmann
Servatius
Argentina
Moses
Servatius Sandt
U S Pledges Billion in Emergency Aid for Americas
The United States pledged 1 billion dollars in quick emergency aid for the alliance for progress at the Inter American Economic and Social Conference in Punta del Este. The pledge aims to fund emergency spending by March next year and respond to hemispheric needs despite Cuba’s ongoing position on the final declaration.
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Uruguay
UPS
United States
Alliance For Progress
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Hemisphere
Latin America
Iowa fair weather outlook shows mild week ahead
United Press International reports partly cloudy skies for Iowa through Tuesday with little temperature change. Highs in the 80s, lows around 60, and average precipitation near 0.25 to 0.5 inch as thundershowers occur mainly later in the week.
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