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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1961

Page

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Committee Rejects Salary Ceiling for Psychiatrist Hire

Iowa Legislative Interim Committee deadlocked 5 5 on hiring Dr Robert E Kennedy a Yale Medical School graduate for 20 100 a year at the Clarinda Mental Health Institute The move renews a contentious 18 000 salary ceiling and prompted protests from Sen Andrew Frommelt and Sen George O Malley over potential harm to the program.

Des Moines UPI Legislative Interim Committee Andrew G. Frommelt D- Dubuque O Malley Board of Control Robert E. Kennedy Yale University East Mental Health Institute Clarinda Kennedy

Tributes Paid to Two Iowa Space Scientists

Gov. Erbe awarded bronze plaques and parchment scrolls to Dr. James A. Van Allen and Dr. Frank H. Spedding at a Iowa Centennial Memorial ceremony in Des Moines. Former Gov. Blue presided with state officials and D C figures present. Van Allen spoke on space science. Spedding called atomic energy inexhaustible and its uses slow to emerge.

Bourke Hickenlooper Alowa Paul McDaniel Washington, D.C Atomic Energy Commission van Allen U.S

Pilot Robert Haven dies in Horsham jet crash

Commander Robert Haven native of Washington and Navy pilot killed when an F13 Fury jet crashed through a department store roof in Horsham Pennsylvania. He lived in Port Charlotte Florida with his wife six children and parents among survivors.

Washington Pensacola Fla Ohio State University North American Aviation Corporation U.S U. S. Navy Haven Jack

Red Cross First Aid Plans Are Drafted

Plans for the coming year were outlined by Dr Edward J Vosika Red Cross first aid chairman in a chapter office meeting Wednesday Eleven instructors met with the chairman for the planning period The chapter renewed its agreement with Civil Defense and hopes to train at least one member of every family in first aid.

Edward J Vosika Red Cross

Certificates Awarded for Washington County Water Safety

Mrs Milo Steele Jr water safety chairman for the Washington County American Red Cross chapter said report cards certificates and badges are ready for students who participated in the water safety program at the municipal swimming pool. Washington and rural students should pick up cards at the Red Cross office on the north side of the square in Washington. others will be presented at schools in neighboring towns.

Milo Steele Jr Washington County American Red Cross Washington Red Cross

Pesch Rejects Wilke Resignation In Hoax Case

Iowa Safety Commissioner Cal Pesch refused to accept the resignation of highway patrolman Robert Wilke amid charges of conduct unbecoming a state officer and embezzlement. Wilke, 31, had disappeared last July near Lucas, Iowa, feigned kidnapping, then admitted the hoax after FBI and state scrutiny.

DES Moines UPI Iowa Cal Pesch Robert Wilke Pesch Wilke Chariton Lucas FBI Nancy Grubbs Sioux City Executive Council

Mrs Leona Dix Barnes Dies in Mercy Hospital

Mrs Leona Dix Barnes 78 died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after hospital admission Tuesday. Funeral in Bryan Ohio Methodist Church with burial in Payne Ohio. She taught in Ohio, active in the Methodist Church DAR and WCTU, lived in Columbus Junction with daughter Mrs Robert Parris, and survived by two sons Ralph Bryan Ohio and Paul Ruskin Florida sister Chivedell Stevenson Detroit Michigan and several grandchildren.

Columbus Junction Leona Dix Barnes Mercy Hospital Iowa City Methodist Church Bryan Ohio Payne Barnes DAR WCTU Robert Parris Ralph Paul Ruskin, Fla Chivedell Stevenson Detroit Mich

Monica Jane Hammen Dies This Morning

Monica Jane Hammen, six, died this morning after a brief illness. Daughter of Paul and Martha Rotenburger Hammen of 3 miles northeast of Washington, she was born February 16, 1955 in Iowa City. Funeral at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St. James Catholic Church. burial in Harper Cemetery. Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home after 6 p.m. Friday. She is survived by her parents five sisters Diana Carolyn Dorothy Juanita and Cynthia paternal grandmother Mamie Hammen of Harper and maternal grandparents John and Mrs Rotenburger of Richmond.

Monica Jane Hammen Paul Hammen Washington St. James Catholic Church Harper Cemetery Jones Funeral Home Monica Jane Iowa City Paul Martha Rotenburger Hammen Diana Carolyn Dorothy Juanita Cynthia Mamie Hammen Harper John Rotenburger Richmond

Rites Saturday For Forest E Brinning

Funeral services for Forest E Brinning 52 of route one Brighton will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev. Arthur Peters officiating Burial will be in Oakridge Cemetery He died Wednesday August 30 1961 en route to University Hospital He was born December 4 1908 in Hobart Oklahoma the son of C H and Mrs Cora E Statler Brinning He married Florence Johnson December 23 1931 and farmed in Dutch Creek most of his life Survivors include four daughters Marjorie Seethout Omaha Nebraska Virginia Marian Rita Washington Marilyn at home two sons Charles at Webb Air Force Base Texas Donnie Joe at home his mother Mrs Cora Brinning Keota two grandchildren

Forest E Brinning Brighton Sherman-Eden Arthur Peters Oakridge Brinning University Hospital Hobart Oklo C. H Cora E. Statler Brinning

19th Discoverer In Orbit Around Earth

The 29th Discoverer satellite entered polar orbit from Vandenberg Air Force Base yesterday, the 19th in its series to reach orbit. It circles Earth every 91.4 minutes, with perigee near 140 miles and apogee near 345 miles, and carries a 300-pound gold plated instrument capsule whose contents are undisclosed. Recovery could occur in 1 to 4 days depending on Hawaii area weather.

Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif UPI CDT Air Force Earth Hawaii

Injuries Suffered In Fall At Shamrock Inn Ainsworth

Carl S Brown sues in district court for 27998 dollars for injuries from a February 16 1960 fall at the Shamrock Inn in Ainsworth alleging ice and snow on the floor and at the door stoop caused the accident Walter Bo McFarland owner operator named as defendant.

Ainsworth Carl S Brown Walter Bo McFarland Shamrock Inn

Dr Edward Settle Speaks on World Religions Unity

Dr Edward Settle of Coe College addressed the Washington Kiwanis Club at noon on Wednesday. He argued world religions share some unity and urged greater unity of mankind. Rev Richard Peterson attended as a guest and Jay C C Vinson was introduced as a new member.

Edward Settle Coe College Washington Kiwanis Club Settle Richard Peterson Jay CC. Vinson Kiwanis Club

McCleery Cumming Jobbers Guests Of Calendar Firm Here

Twenty eight advertising specialty jobbers from Maine Oregon Ontario Cedar Rapids and Newton toured the McCleery Cumming Company after arriving by chartered bus from Chicago. They dined at the Captains Table with a 12 course meal themed to the months of the year illustrating the calendar factory’s main business. The group then prepared to return home after two days in the city.

Sunset Park McCleery Cumming Company United States William DeJong Newton Ray Bywater Iowa City Jack Ramsey Bloomfield New Jersey Journal Bob Elliott Washington Maine Oregon Ontario Canada Cedar Rapids Advertising Specialists Chicago Calander

Labor Day Closures Across Washington Businesses and Schools

Most local stores and offices in Washington will close all day Monday September 4 for Labor Day. Washington schools and the Evening Journal will also close, with a noon edition. Some businesses may observe usual hours, but chamber officials report most will stay shut. State and local offices join the holiday and will be closed.

Washington Evening Journal Chamber of Commerce

Land in A C Program May Be Plowed Sept 1

The Iowa State ASC Committee allows seedings plowable acreage under the 191 A.C. Program on September 1, 1961 or later due to abnormal growing conditions. Howard Lins, chairman, notes many participants asked for post sharing and seeks continuity into the 1962 Feed Grain Program.

A. C Iowa State Asc Iowa Howard Lins Washington County Committee A.C. Post Sharing

White House denies Jackie Kennedy pregnancy report

The White House rejects a New York Daily News dispatch claiming Mrs Kennedy is pregnant. Associate Press Secretary Andrew Hatcher says the report is completely untrue and unfounded and the president and Mrs Kennedy are not expecting a third child.

White House Jackie Washington UPI The Kennedy Andrew Hatcher New York Daily News

Goulart Seeks Presidential Inauguration Backed by Congress

Vice President Joao Goulart headed toward Porto Alegre after Congress endorsed his immediate presidential inauguration. In Brasília the assembly rejected a military manifesto urging his ouster, while Cuban refugees in Miami jeered him as a communist. Military leaders debated responses as army loyalists prepared to confront rebel factions.

Rio DE Janeiro UPI Joao Goulart Brazil Goulart Buenos Aires Porto Alegre Miami Brasilia Congress Odilio Denys 3Rd Army

Russians Resume Nuclear Test Time Bomb Threat From Space

The White House warns Russia's plan to test weapons of megaton destructive power could be delivered by space rockets and raise global risks of nuclear fallout. UPI analysis notes experts seek renewed U.S. tests to deter Moscow while questions remain over underground activity.

Russia UPI Space Joseph L. Myler Bikini United Press International Washington UPI Soviet Free World Yuri Gagarin Gherman Titov Earth White House

Linn County Considers Work-to-Eat Relief Plan

Linn County officials discuss a pilot work to eat program for about 63 able bodied relief recipients. Work would pay roughly $1 per hour in script redeemable for groceries and essentials, replacing some welfare grocery orders. A tentative agreement exists with Supervisor Dudley Henderson and County Board chair Anthony Scolaro, with formal action possible at the next meeting.

Cedar Rapids UPT Linn County Anthony Scolaro County Board of Social Welfare Board of Supervisors Scolaro Dudley Henderson

Two Captured After Robbery and Abduction

Two men Clarence Parker and William Wixson were jailed in Lee County awaiting armed robbery charges after allegedly robbing a tavern of cash and abducting three people. They forced Morris Kramer owner Al Weibler to open his safe then held Weibler, Kramer, Nick Reddin and Bob Leisy hostage before release in a cornfield. Police set roadblocks and captured the suspects shortly after.

Fort Madison API Lee County Clarence Parker Mount Pleasant William Wixon East Moline Franklin Iowa Morris Kramer al Weibler Kramer Weibler Nick Reddin Bob Leisy Donnellson Reddin Leisy Lhe

White House condemns Soviet atomic test and vows readiness

The White House called Russia’s decision to resume nuclear tests atomic blackmail and said the U S arsenal is wholly adequate to defend the free world. President Kennedy met with the NSC and bipartisan leaders. no decision on U S tests was conveyed, but the U S will stay prepared to test if necessary.

Washington UPI White House Russia U.S Free World Kennedy National Security Council Soviet Union Holifield United States Kremlin

Erbe Urges Drivers to Give 10 Miles During Labor Day

Gov Norman A Erbe urged Iowa motorists to drive 10 miles an hour under the limit and keep headlights on during daylight to curb crashes for the Labor Day weekend. State officials said highway patrols would flood the roads Friday evening through Tuesday morning and local officers were asked to watch secondary roads. A justice plan would suspend licenses for 30 days after hearings for speeding or no passing violations.

Des Moines UPI Norman A. Erbe Iowa Erbe Carl Pesch Pesch

Iowa Weather: Partly Cloudy With Late Thunderstorms

United Press International reports Iowa will see partly cloudy skies through Friday with a few local thunderstorms in the south and east this afternoon or evening. Temperatures largely steady, with tonight’s low near 70 and Friday’s high around 90.

Iowa

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George O'Malley D-Des Moines Frommell Forest E. Brinning Dr. Settle Congressional Atomic Energy Robert E. Wilson Stuart Symington D-Mo Chet Holifield D-Calif House Senate Atomic Energy Committee
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