NFO Action Today Fails to Disrupt Kansas City Markets
National Farmers Organization members briefly appeared at Kansas City, East St. Louis, and St. Louis stockyards but left without launching a withholding action. Officials said no pickets were at gates and operations continued normally amid weather and rain affecting receipts. Organizers claimed better organization for a potential boycott to press for higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
API
National Farmers Organization
Kansas City
East St. Louis
Ill
National Stock Yards
Mississippi Valley
NFO
Raysberg
Highland
Gilbert Notowny
St. Louis National Stockyard Co
Iberg
Grid Players to Get Physical Exams Tuesday
Washington Community School District players are ordered to report for physical examinations at the high school Tuesday afternoon. Varsity coach Harold Stevens says the first practice for varsity players starts at 8 30 a.m. tomorrow. All players including sophomores and junior high are to attend exams at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the high school gym.
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Washington
Harold Stevens
Four Iowa counties remain dry after Guthrie license
Iowa Liquor Control Commission grants Guthrie County's first license to Leroy Lloyd of The Office in Guthrie Center. With Guthrie County now wet, Taylor Ringgold Wayne and Davis stay dry. A church work day at St Paul UCC is set for Tuesday at 8 a.m.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Guthrie County
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Leroy Lloyd
State St
Guthrie Center
Lloyd
Casey
Taylor, Ringgold
Wayne
Davis
St. Paul United Church of Christ
Des Moines man shoots self after release on bail
Clarence William Mills Jr. 28, a Des Moines tree trimmer facing assault charges, was released on bond Sunday and shot himself outside his home just before midnight. He had been arrested Saturday after an alleged assault on his former housekeeper Helen Miller, who quit Friday and fled to her parents 72 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UPI
Clarence William Mills Jr
Warren County
Indianola
Mills
Helen Miller
Carl Mott
Mott
Miller
Justice of the Peace
Mike Fetters
Open Door Policy Aims to Boost Iowa Government Access
Gov. Harold E. Hughes outlines an open door program allowing daily Wednesday office visits from 9:30 to noon starting Sept. 4. Visitors will be seen first come, five minutes each, with longer talks by appointment. He will miss Sept. 25 for a Wyoming hunting trip.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
Minnesota
Iowa
Camp Ripley
Minn
Hughes
Wyoming
Rebels claim heavy fighting in Haitian mountains near border
Exile sources report armed opponents of Francois Duvalier seized Mont-Organise in the northeast mountains. Government forces retook the town after intense clashes. rebels said they killed 100 Ton Ton Macoute members and downed a Haitian air force plane.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
Francois Duvalier
Haiti
Paul Verna
Leon Cantave
Mont-Organise
Dominican
Fort Liberte
Liberation Forces
Duvalier
Ton Ton Macoute
Secret Police
Kennedy flies with two Pushinka puppies to Midwest family
President Kennedy chartered a flight from Otis Air Force Base to Andrews and then by helicopter to the White House lawn carrying nine week old puppies Streaker and Butterfly. The pups, part of Pushinka's June litter, head to Karen House of Illinois and Mark Bruce of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannisport
Mass
UPI
Kennedy
Washington
Cape Cod
Midwest
Otis Air Force Base
Andrews Air Force Base
White House
Karen House
Westchester
Ill
Chicago
Mark Bruce
Columbia Mo
Evelyn Lincoln
Bruce
Karen
Orioles Club of Dubuque Faces Liquor Law Charges
Iowa liquor control commission refused to accept surrender of the Orioles club of Dubuque liquor by the drink license while charges of selling to non members linger. Hearing showed four drinks sold Aug 9 with one straight whisky shot, pending ruling on license suspension or revocation.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Orioles Club
Dubuque
Homer Adcock
D-Des Moines
Davenport
Illinois
Leroy Hoyt
Cedar Rapids
The
Liquor Commission
Enforcement Division
Orioles
Final Rites Today For Crawfordsville Man
Final rites for Charles Burton Painter 55 were held at 1:30 p.m. in Mt. Pleasant with burial in Crawfordsville Cemetery. Painter died suddenly Friday afternoon at his Crawfordsville home after years in local business. He born November 9, 1907 in Rome Iowa, son of James and Mabel Painter. He married Lucille Seabranch. two children James and Mrs. Robert Ash Jr. of Burlington. Surviving Lena Ashby, married July 27, 1954, five sisters, three step-children and 16 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Charles Burton Painter
Mt. Pleasant
Painter
James Troxel
Rome
Iowa
James
Mabel Lowery Painter
Lucille Seabranch
Robert Ashby
Burlington
Lena Ashby
Rites at Junction For Mrs. Austin Bebb
Mrs. Austin Bebb 64 of Brighton died Sunday at Hadley Rest Home Richland. Former Conesville resident. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. Stacy Funeral Home Columbus Junction. Burial Conesville. Born February 18 1899 to Samuel and Alta Hill. Married March 11 1925 to Austin Bebb. Survived by husband.
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Columbus Junction
Austin Bebb
Brighton
Hadley
Richland
Conesville
Stacy
Bebb
Samuel
Alta Kiplinger Hill
Tom McSpadden To Leave Local YMCA
Tom McSpadden, program secretary for the Washington YMCA since January 1, 1961, has resigned and will become general secretary of the Lake Geneva YMCA in Wisconsin. He will leave September 1 to start his new duties. The Lake Geneva association is similar in size to the local body but in a larger metropolitan area. The board notes his departure will be keenly felt yet wishes him well. Local members will seek a successor promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McSpadden
Washington
Alabama School Integration Plans Sought By Courts
Federal courts in Birmingham and Mobile ordered Alabama officials to submit desegregation plans for the first below college level in the state. Birmingham and Mobile have begun desegregating some downtown facilities, while other cities face broader protests and political moves on integration.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Mobile
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
George Wallace
Chicago
William L. Dawson
D-Ill
New York
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Civil Rights
Wilkins
Washington
White House
Women’s Committee
Wellman Residents to Vote on Liquor Issue
Wellman voters will go to the polls Tuesday to decide if liquor by the drink licenses should be issued to firms within the town limits. The local election precedes a county wide vote on the same question, with voting hours from 8 am to 8 pm.
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Wellman
Toll Now Is 389 Four Killed In Iowa Accidents
Four people died in Iowa weekend crashes raising the 1963 toll to 389. Des Moines man Walter Thode, 63, and several others were injured in a three car wreck on Iowa 90 near Des Moines. A Chicago couple and a family from Fort Madison also perished in separate crashes in Iowa and Illinois, including a Cedar Rapids pair killed in an Illinois motorcycle collision.
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Iowa
Illinois
Walter E. Thode
Des Moines
William Joseph Shaw
Altoona
Harold Parks
Portland
Ore
Ralph Grant Bissey Jr
Chicago
U.S. 34
Fairfield
Bissey
Kimball
Neb
Fort Madison
U.S. 61
Jerry Leon Thomp
David Joseph Cullen
Richard D. Auge
Robert Jon Manka Jr
Gregory F. Coppgate
Michael Perry
Glen Richard Meller
Wever
John W. McQuitty
Annabelle Newman
Cedar Rapids
Virginia
Swedish exchange student joins Washington High School
Lars Sjoberg a 17 year old from Transtand Sweden arrived in Washington and is living with Mr and Mrs Harvey Holden. He will attend Washington High School for the 1963 64 term under the American Field Service program. He is a 4 H member with interests in sports and speaks German well with knowledge of French and six years of English study.
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Lars Sjoberg
Transtand
Sweden
Washington
Harvey Holden
Lars
Washington High School
Holden
Waco High Band Calls Rehearsals This Week
The Waco High School Band, under director Harold Dodd, is called to rehearse Wednesday August 21 at 8 45 a m in the music room. Rehearsals continue Thursday and Friday mornings at the same time with dismissal at 10 30 a m. All members including new freshmen are urged to attend.
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Olds
Waco High School
Harold Dodd
Iowa Weather Outlook Five Day Forecast
Becoming fair tonight and Tuesday with fog in the early morning. Warmer east tonight and across the state Tuesday. Lows tonight 55 to 60. Highs Tuesday 70s east to 80s west. Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer. Temperatures through Saturday 4 to 6 degrees below normal. Cool Tuesday and Wednesday, warmer Thursday and Friday, cooler Saturday. Normal highs range from the low 80s north to the upper 60s south. Precipitation expected 4 to 1 inch in the latter part of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sueppel
Robert O’connor
Camp Ripley
Minn
Hughes
Charles City
National Farmers Organization
Denison
Iowa
Cloak of secrecy surrounds Valachi transfer at Ft Monmouth
Reports say underworld informer Joseph Valachi may have been moved in a secret operation at Ft Monmouth New Jersey. Army aircraft, including a Grumman Mohawk, used Belmar Airport for a brief, undisclosed airlift while airport officials received no explanations from the Army.
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FT. Monmouth
N. J
UPI
Joseph Valachi
Monmouth
Belmar
Grumman Mohawk
B. I. Brown
Army
Valachi
Justice Department
Washington
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Tom Bates
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Sam Weaver
Barbara Strum
Harold Strum
Kalona
Journal
Bob Elliott
NFO Action Today
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Novotny
ST. Paul Church
Gov
Miami Beach
Fla
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Phyllis
Haitian
Pushinka
Charlie
Kennedy Kennel
YMCA
United Press International
Cleopatra
Prospect Park Zoo
Brooklyn
N. Y
Holdens
Waco
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