Allied Protests Sent to Moscow
Washington reports indicate Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Defense Secretary Robert McNamara met Allied ambassadors to discuss Berlin strategy amid notes sent to Moscow. The gathering followed Western access rights documents and calls for a foreign ministers meeting with Russia, with France cautious per De Gaulle.
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Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Berlin
State Department
Harold Caccia
Britain
Herve Alphand
France
Wilhelm Grewe
West Germany
Rusk
McNamara
United States
Russia
London
Paris
Kennedy
West Berlin
Soviet Foreign Ministry
New York
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
East Germany
East Berlin
Thomas J. Clancy Dies in Minnesota
Word was received of the death this morning of a former Park Rapids resident Thomas J. Clancy Minnesota He is survived by his wife of Park Rapids two sisters Mrs Van De Herman and Mrs Grant Humble both of Washington and a number of nieces and nephews Mr and Mrs Humble and Paul Young a nephew will leave Sunday to attend the funeral Tuesday
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Thomas J. Clancy
Park Rapids
Minnesota
Clancy
van de Herman
Grant Humble
Washington
Mrs. Humble
Paul Young
Crackdown urged on gamblers using electronic devices
Senate investigator McClellan urged rapid action to curb bookies exploiting automation to evade taxes and records. Testimony described Archie Gianunzio mass producing 100 cheese boxes that route bets from nearby communities and erase phone records, signaling a shift to electronic gambling.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Congress
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
New York
Miami
Arthur Spring
Westchester County, NY
Spring
Archie John
New Rochelle
City Warns Dog Owners Over Roaming Pets
City hall received numerous complaints about dogs roaming streets. Officials warn dogs must be kept on their owner's property per ordinance. Dogs found at large may be picked up by the city dog catcher, as authorities urge owners to care for pets.
Macmillan doubts there will be war over Berlin crisis
Glasgow report quotes Prime Minister Harold Macmillan saying he does not expect war over Berlin though he warns against folly. He notes both sides are playing golf as he vacationes at Gleneagles with Lord Home, awaiting next steps on the Berlin standoff.
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Berlin
Glasgow
Scotland
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Gleneagles
Nikita Khrushchev
Crimea
Lord Home
Turkey Conference Planned for October in Washington
The Southeast Iowa District Turkey Conference will meet Monday evening October 2 at the YMCA in Washington. Extension Director Jim Frier cites topics on leg and respiratory diseases, market promotion, higher quality meat, and financing and integration of the turkey industry. A team from Iowa State University will lead, with joint sponsorship by ISU Poultry Department Extension Service and the Iowa Turkey Federation. This is one of four such meetings in Iowa this fall.
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Iowa
YMCA
Washington
Jim Frier
Washington County
Iowa State University
Iowa State University Poultry Department
Extension Service
Iowa Turkey Federation
Swine Producers Plan To View New Missouri Systems
Local farmers will visit four swine confinement and manure lagoon operations in Missouri on Tuesday August 29. Jim Frier county extension director says a couple carloads will depart Chillicothe at 5 AM and return about 7 30 PM. Interested farmers should contact him by Monday to join the group.
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Missouri
Jim Frier
Chillicothe
Frier
West Berlin braces for border guard clashes weekend
West Berlin police nearly double border guards along the 25 mile East West line after tear gas and water cannon used on Friday nights demonstrators. Authorities warned crowds to avoid provocation while Ulbricht and Khrushchev threaten routes to West Berlin amid tension.
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United Press International
West Germany
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
East
Reservists Called to Expand U S Forces for Europe
The United States orders 76 500 military reservists to active duty by Oct 1 to bolster forces in Europe as Berlin crisis deepens. Army 46 500, Navy 6 400, Air Force 23 600 called up across 44 states for up to 12 months, with responsibilities to increase regular force, training, sea and air lift, anti submarine patrols, and jet fighter squadrons.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Berlin
Europe
Kennedy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Russia
McNamara
Army
Navy
Air Force
Threshers Reunion Opens September 6 at Mt Pleasant
The twelfth Midwest Old Settlers and Threshers Reunion in Mt Pleasant runs September 6 to 9. The event features more than 85 engines from giant steam engines to micro models, antique autos, pioneer relics, and farm implements drawing an estimated 145 000 attendees over four days.
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MT. Pleasant
Iowa jobless must actively seek work or lose benefits
Iowa unemployment agency denied benefits to Ira N. Allen for not actively seeking work after a temporary layoff. The commission split over the ruling with Commissioner Cartes dissenting, noting seasonal limits and a weak job market.
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Iowa
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Henry Cartes
Midwest Limestone Co
Gilmore City
Ross M. Cartes
Jerome Corbett
Limestone
Ira KR. Allen
Lehigh
Allen
Midwest
Lehigh Sewer Pipe Co
Fort Dodg
Limestone Company
Carter
UAW AMC Talks Stretch Toward Weekend Deadline
UAW President Walter Reuther and AMC VP Edward Cushman led secret sessions, with no settlement date set. Observers expect possible action if stalled, while leadership hints at a late weekend pause before the Sept. 6 deadline and no strike votes yet for AMC workers.
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Detroit
CUPL
United Auto Workers-American Motors
UAW
Walter Reuther
AMC
Edward L. Cushman
American Motors
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Reuther
Union
Nurses Complete Aides Teaching Course in Washington County
A group of Washington County nurses finished instruction on teaching aides in nursing homes. Classes met in the nurses home basement on Tuesdays and Fridays for two weeks led by Lois Anderson. The program, sponsored by the Iowa State Department of Health with the U S Public Health Service, had Eva Haque assisting. Other instructors and aides include Emma Swartzendruber Ezra Shenk Marie Widmer Pat Stout Judy Adams Esther Hershberger Carrie Sump and the Parkview Home initiative in Wayland.
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Washington County
Lois Anderson
R. N
Iowa State Department of Health
United States Public Health Service
Eva Haque
Iowa
Wayland
Emma Swartzendruber
Ezra Shenk
Shenk Nursing Home
Wellman
Marie Widmer
Parkview Home
Pat Stout
United Presbyterian Home
Washington
Judy Adams
Esther Hershberger
Pleasantview
Kalona
Carrie Sump
the Pines Rest Home
Jarrard Feed Plans Anniversary Party
Jarrard Feed & Supplies announces an anniversary party on Tuesday August 29 at its new west Washington location on highways 92. A barbecue and open house at the new feed mill are featured events for the fifth anniversary celebration.
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Jarrard Feed & Supplies
Washington
Evening Journal
UN votes to urge withdrawal of French troops from Tunisia
The United Nations General Assembly adopted a 660 vote condemning French troops in Tunisia and calling for immediate negotiations on their withdrawal. Thirty-nine abstentions included the United States, with Turkey Norway Denmark and Iceland voting in favor of the resolution.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPI
United Nations General Assembly
Tunisia
United States
Bizerte
Adilai Stevenson
Stevenson
Assembly
France
NATO
Turkey
Norway
Denmark
Iceland
Yugoslavia
Ivory Coast
Niger
Berlin
Rioting in Rio as Quadros resigns shocks Brazil
Rioters attacked the U S embassy in Rio de Janeiro after President Janio Quadros resigned. Police used tear gas and gunfire to disperse crowds. mass demonstrations followed while Vice President Joao Goulart began his journey home to assume the presidency and seek a compromise with the army.
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Rio
U.S
Joao
Jango) Goulart
Far East
Goulart
Getulio Vargas
Singapore
Brazil
Quadros
Rio de Janeiro
Viva Janio
Janio
US Information Service Office
USIS
Rites at Montezuma for Mrs Rayburn
Funeral services for Mrs Gertrude Rayburn were set for 4 pm today at a Montezuma funeral home. Mrs Rayburn formerly resided in Washington and was the widow of the late Ed Rayburn.
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Montezuma
Gertrude Rayburn
Mrs. Rayburn
Washington
Ed Rayburn
Moon Eclipse Draws Light Attention Across U S
Clear skies across the country allowed a broad view of Friday night moon eclipse while experts note the event had little astrophysical impact. Ancient records describe eclipses as omens and offer historical examples of their influence on battles and treaties.
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United States
Encyclopedia Britannica
Yin
Athens
Sparta
Alaska
Five day weather outlook for Iowa with mild deviations
Five day forecast from United Press International shows temperatures through Wednesday near normal with minor daily changes. Normal highs around 60 across northern areas and mid 60s in the south with normal lows in the 50s. Precipitation near a quarter inch, mainly as occasional showers or thunderstorms.
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United Press International
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