Mrs. Kennedy Returns Home From Hospital
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, recovering from Caesarean delivery of a baby who died two days later, leaves Otis Air Force Base for Hyannis Port. Press secretary says she will curtail official duties until after the new year to ensure full rehabilitation.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Otis Air Force Base
Squaw Island
Salinger
Hideout Probed in $7.1 Million Glasgow Line Robbery
Scotland Yard detectives searched Leatherslade Farm in Buckinghamshire after a Cheddington mail train raid. Abandoned vehicles and supplies pointed to the gang's rendezvous with a possible airstrip escape. French authorities were alerted to watch Riviera resorts for the bandits.
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London
UPI
Britain
Scotland Yard
Buckinghamshire
Cheddington
French Riveria
Leatherslade
Oakley
Industry Tour to Visit McCleery-Cumming Plant in Iowa
The 13th annual Iowa Farm Youth Tour will visit McCleery-Cumming Company in Washington among other plants. Aug 26–30, 75 youths from 4-H FFA Farm Bureau Young People rural Boy Scouts IA Farmers Union and NFO participate. Two sections travel across multiple cities with kickoff at Hotel Fort Des Moines and lunch in Des Moines final.
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McCleery-Cumming Company
Washington
Iowa Farm
Iowa Development Commission
Gary Vincent
Keota
Robert Vincent
Future Farmers of America
Farm Bureau Young People
Rural Boy Scouts
Iowa Farmers Union
National Farmers’ Organization
Oskaloosa
Mt. Pleasant
Bettendorf
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Fairfield
Ft. Madison
Burlington
Muscatine
Davenport
Clinton
Iowa City
Grinnell
Petit Jury Named for September Term in District Court
The September term petit jury list was released by the clerk. Seventy five jurors are instructed to report September 16 at 1 30 p m in the court room at the local courthouse. Names include Harold Arhens Keota Clarence Aller Washington Mabel Anderson Washington Roland Benson Wellman Ed Chabel Riverside Raymond Coon Ainsworth and many others from Washington Keota Riverside Wellman Crawfordsville and surrounding communities.
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Harold Ahrens
Washington
Clarence Aller
Keota
C. H. Anderson
Brighton
Mabel Anderson
Roland Benson
Wellman
Edward Beranek
Kalona
Margaret Brinning
Leo Brophy
Riverside
Ed Chabel
Raymond Coon
Ainsworth
Richard Dare
Crawfordsville
Wayne Davis
Columbus Junction
Norma Dunbar
Herman Eagle
Ruth Bash
Margaret Elliott
Betty Farrier
Florence George
Fred A. Gessler
Margaret Hansen
Hazel Harding
Dorothy Hayes
Cora Hindahl
Laura Holden
Marsha Holmes
Robert Houseal
Ted Howell
Phyllis Johnson
Chester Kaufman
Ed Kern
Lucy Kirchner
Mariella Klopfenstein
Milford Knutson
Frank L. Kos
Charles Kuhn
Virginia Lee
Dean Seuis
Helen Levis
Norma Lintz
Charles Maas
Helen M. Mace
Victor Malichky Jr
Maxine Martin
Daniel Mast
William Mohland
Mildred Moore
Francis Noffsinger
Albert Novy
Dora Novy
Ruth Ossman
Agnes Peterson
A.C. Peterson
George Prehoda
Keith Proctor
Harry Ramseyer
Lucille Reighard
Don Schlabaugh
Dorothy Schmidt
Maranda Schoonover
Islea Schulty
Catherine Sheetz
Ralph Smith
Maud Snakenberg
Wanda Stannard
Barbara Steele
Marie Stewart
Dorothy Sweeting
Earl Waldschmidt
Lucille Wenger
Road Contracts Awarded to Two Firms in Washington County
Tuesday in Ames the Hanson Construction Company of Washington and Lyle Williams Construction of Indianola were awarded road contracts for about three miles of grading and culverts. Lyle Williams won grading near Wellman for 47059 and culverts for 14518 while Williams also secured the Richmond road grading for 9742 and Hanson took culverts for 1151.
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Washington County
Ames
Hanson Construction Company
Washington
Lyle Williams
Indianola
Wellman
Highway No. 1
Richmond
Hanson
Williams
High School Choir Tryouts Schedule Announced
Vernon Feuerhelm, vocal music instructor, says tryouts start Monday August 19 for seniors with choir experience. August 20 is for juniors, August 21 for sophomores, with August 22 and 23 for transfer students or those missed earlier. new members were given tryouts before school ended last spring.
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Vernon Feuerhelm
Feuerhelm
Washington County Fair selects 672 lb Angus calf champion
Wayne McCracken of Ainsworth exhibited a 1000 pound Angus calf winning the beef carcass show at the Washington County Fair. Placing was announced at Wilson & Co packing plant Cedar Rapids with judge Bob Fix citing a 672 lb carcass at 67.2 percent yield and 11.9 square inches rib eye.
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Wayne McCracken
Ainsworth
Washington County Fair
Jim Frier
Wilson & Company
Cedar Rapids
Wilsons
Chris Rinner
Washington
Angus
Scott McCracken
Choice Angus
Dave Temple
Keota
Gene McCracken
Tim Trotman
Don Rinner
Jan Hotle
Bob Fix
Wilson & Co
Keota Man Dies Early This Morning At Home
J A Logan Schreckengast 79 of Keota died at his home after a period of declining health. He was born November 6 1883 in Keota a son of Amos F and Margaret Schreckengast. He married Theresa Sandoz May 2 1929 in North English and was a retired mail carrier. He served as Keota Scoutmaster starting in 1912 and was active in the Methodist Church and the Pythias Lodge. He is survived by his widow a son Harold six grandchildren two nieces and a brother in law Hernan Woolsey. Funeral services are pending at Powell Funeral Home in Keota.
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Keota
J. A. Logan Schreckengast
Powell
Mr. Schreckengast
Amos F
Margaret Stephen Schreckengast
Theresa Sandoz
English
F. F. Marsh
Harold
U. S. Navy
Caribbean Sea
Hernan Woolsey
Schreckengast
Methodist Church
Rights of Pythias Lodge
Picket lines form at Chicago mobile classrooms amid protests
In Chicago clashes over school integration, white and Negro activists resume picketing at mobile classroom sites despite Tuesday's violence that injured three officers and led to 47 arrests. A task force guarded the emplacement as rocks and bricks were thrown and a boy and girl were linked with chains in a police disruption. Fifty feet away Wynn Yancy and Sibyle Bearskin climbed utility poles before police removed them to a station.
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Chicago
UPS
John Porter
Christ Methodist Church
Elton B. Cox
Congress of Racial Equality
Benjamin S. Willis
Carman Leodoro
Anthony Palmione
James McClain
Wynn Yancy
Sibyle Bearskin
Green Bay
Wis
New Congo Riots Rally As Brazza ville Clashes Erupt
Leopolville reports troops ordered to shoot to kill clash with rioters in Brazzaville across the Congo River. Prison burned, inmates freed, curfew in force, communications cut, and Paris weighing French intervention as President Youlou faces pressure over plans for a single party and union federation.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
French Congo
Brazzaville
Cong
Paris
Fulbert Youlou
Abbe
Youlou
Seaborg backs test ban treaty as security aid urges cautious pace
Atomic Energy Commission chair Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg told a Senate panel the nuclear test ban would improve U S security and permit continued anti missile development. He noted the United States has nuclear warheads usable on anti missile missiles and that atmospheric tests could resume quickly if Russia violated the treaty. He cited 18 years of testing experience and argued for keeping a larger number of smaller bombs rather than few megaton devices.
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Washington
UPI
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Glenn T. Seaborg
Russia
Seaborg
United States
Britain
Seabord
Mobs Run Wild At Communist Wall in Berlin Riot
West Berlin saw four hours of violence on the communist wall anniversary night as about 3000 youths attacked a U S Army staff car and a Soviet diplomatic limousine at Checkpoint Charlie. Photographers Robert Lackenbach and Peter Boultwood were assaulted while police intervened. the Military Police car escaped unmolested.
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Robert Lackenbach
Black Star Agency
Peter Boultwood
American Broadcasting Company
Summer of Racial Decision For US
United Press International reports a wave of desegregation moves across business and housing. Metropolitan Life announces desegregation of 34 170 apartment projects and firms target similar action at Prudential and New York Life. Roy Wilkins calls the move a major breakthrough while Lever Brothers asks agencies to boost minority representation in ads.
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AL Kuettner
United Press International
Atlanta
Stanley R. Davis
Davis
United States
Prudential Insurance Company
New York Life Insurance Company
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Alexandria
Naacp Youth Council
Parkchester
Peter Cooper Village
Stuyvesant Town
New York
Lever Brothers
Advertising Age
Lever
Eight Washington youths at Forest Lake Baptist Camp
Washington youngsters spend the week at Forest Lake Baptist Camp near Ottumwa under Rev. Richard Peterson as director for Junior Camp D. Sponsors and assistants include Wayne Wagner Mrs Marion Snodgrass Judy Johnson and Steve Foss. Participants include Susan Anderson Debbie Farrell Beverly Graf Gary Graf Susan Jonson Carl Wagner Gay Wagner and Steve Weeks.
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Washington
Forest Lake
Ottumwa
Richard Peterson
Wayne Wagner
Marion Snodgrass
Judy Johnson
Steve Foss
Susan Anderson
Debbie Farrell
Beverly Graf
Gary Graf
Susan Jonson
Carl Wagner
Gay Wagner
Steve Weeks
Entries To Iowa State Fair Aids Washington County exhibitors
Washington County 4 H participants announced for the 1963 Iowa State Fair. Local entrants include market pigs and purebreds by Bill Frame and Joe White of Ainsworth, plus reserve champion Angus and Shorthorn by Don Rinner and Steve Whisler. Demonstration teams from Farmerettes, Dutchettes, Cedar Chips, and a 4 H Livestock Judging squad will travel to Des Moines with projects in foods and nutrition, entomology, weed collection, and more.
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Washington County
Jim Frier
Girls Home Economics
Des Moines
Bill Frame
Joe White
Ainsworth
Dick Holden
Washington
Don Rinner
Angus
Washington County Fair
Steve Whisler
Chris Rinner
Vaughn Rinner
Jean Sojka
Riverside
Barbara Strum
Kalona
Farmerettes Club
Gretchen Miksch
Dutchettes Club
Tim Patterson
Keith Horn
Gary Kos
Ted Witthoft
Dean Gerot
Bill McFadden
Keota
Phil Vincent
Linda Spangler
Crawfordsville
Marie Jones
Vicki Carr
Janet Wulf
County G O P Women Hold Special Dinner
The Republican Women's Club of Washington County will hold a fundraising dinner at the Country Club on September 26 with Sen. Jack Miller as featured speaker. Proceeds benefit the county fund goal for 1964. Door prizes and a brief musical program precede Miller's Iowa Senate address at 6 30.
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Republican Women’s Club
Washington County
Country Club
Jack Miller
General County Fund
Iowa
Iowa Weather Forecast From United Press International
Fair through Thursday with warmer conditions on Thursday. Lows tonight in the 50s and highs Thursday 75 to 82. Friday partly cloudy and mild with widely scattered thundershowers by afternoon or evening. Five day outlook shows temperatures Thursday to Monday 2 to 5 degrees below normal with normals in the upper 70s to mid 80s.
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Iowa
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Petit Jury
Miss Bearskin
Yancy
Congo
Communist Wall
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Porchester
Bronx
Iowa State Fair
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