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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1961

Page

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Katanga Fighting Triggers U.S. Airlift Pause

In Elisabethville Katangese fire hit a U.S. Air Force Globemaster during approach forcing a temporary halt to the Globe Master airlift to UN forces. UN jets bombed Katangese positions and an ammunition dump six miles outside Elisabethville while Indian and Swedish aircraft supported the ground troops.

Elisabethville Katanga the Congo UPT Wlciers United States Air Force Globemaster U.N United Nations Kamina U.S Leopoldville Chester Torrey Seventh Day Adventists Stockholm Moise Tshombe Brazzaville Tshombe

Business Leaders React To Kennedy Tariff Policy Call

New York UPI President Kennedy urged a new tariff policy prompting cautious reactions from NAM members. J Clinton Bowman United Biscuit Co. supported slow steps to avoid job losses while voicing need for details. Frank Masland Jr Carlisle Pa agreed with aims but sought tax and wage solutions and budget balance clarity.

New York UPI Kennedy National Association of Manufacturers J. Clinton Bowman United Biscuit Co Denver

School Dance Band Plays for Kiwanis

The Kiwanis noon luncheon featured a high school dance band from Washington High School. Music Director Alan Bergstrom introduced the group which began with In the Middle of the Night and included I'll Be Around with Wendell Mac Connell on trumpet, I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Azure Mist, and Little Brown Jug. Guests Wade Pence and Bill Matson attended.

Kiwanis Club Ed Hutchcroft Alan Bergstrom Washington High School Wendell MacConnell Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Wade Pence Bill Matson

NFO Convention Opens With 3500 Delegates In Des Moines

Des Moines hosts the National Farmers Organization annual convention with more than 3500 voting delegates from midwestern states. U S Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman slated to speak and attend a closing banquet Friday night. Charles W Melvinis of Farmers Allied Meat Enterprises Co operative Ltd Toronto to address. The NFC pursues collective bargaining and area contracts with master terms after farmer group input. Holding actions tested market reactions by urging livestock curbs while plans for universal action on all ag products are deferred.

Des Moines UPI National Farmers Organization NFO U. S Orville Freeman NFC Oren Lee Staley Rea Charles W Melvinis Farmers’ Allied Meat Enterprises Co-operative Ltd Toronto Ontario Corning Iowa

Film to be shown at Nazarene Church

The public is invited to see the film Martin Luther at the Church of the Nazarene 410 East Jefferson Street. The showing will take place Saturday at 7 30 pm according to Pastor Eddie D West.

Martin Luther Church of the Nazarene East Jefferson Street Eddie D. West

Pearl Harbor Veterans Visit Arizona Memorial Ceremony

Pearl Harbor attack veterans, Gold Star mothers, and dignitaries gathered aboard the battleship Arizona for the 20th anniversary ceremony. Adm. John A. Sides warned of possible future surprise attacks and praised a unified Pacific command ready for any contingency as the Oklahoma City cruiser anchored nearby.

Pearl Harbor VPS Pacific Fleet Arizona America John A. Sides United States Asia Pacific Oklahoma City Anzona Memorial

Major Hubert N Reed Receives Army Commendation Award

Major Hubert N Reed of Colorado Springs received an oak leaf cluster to the Army Commendation Medal for his flight duties with the United States Army Air Defense Command. Brig Gen Francis McMcGoldrick presented the award. Reed, a veteran aviator with about 8,800 total flight hours, will now serve as aviation advisor to the Royal Thai Aviation School in Thailand for twelve months.

News Desk Hubert N. Reed Colorado Springs Washington Reed United States Army Air Defense Command Francis Mc McGoldrick Air Force Troop Carrier Command Far East Travis Air Force Base California Joint U. S Military Advisory Group Thailand Royal Thai Aviation Bernard Francis Reed Orin Wallace Willus Greiner Alice Bolar Walnut Creek Calif Security Village Colorado

Robb elected vice president of Extension Association

Stan Dunn of Red Oak was elected president of the Iowa County Extension Directors Association at the group meeting. Tom Robb of Iowa City was named vice president and Dwight Brown of Adel secret ary treasurer. Directors named included Pearl Kelsey Hampton Ray Dirksen Sib ley Ivan Johannes Greenfield Clarence Babcock Don Goering Richard Freeman LaVerne Obrecht. Carryover directors listed Harold Boulton Fayette Richard Anderson Thompson Robert Millender Carroll Elmer Weir Grundy Center Myron Wormsley Fairfield.

Bargain Price For Hamburger Feed At YMCA Saturday

Boys bringing homemade decorations for the YMCA Christmas tree may enter the hamburger and bean feed at half price. Decorators pay 3 cents while other attendees pay 6 cents. All boys must register by 10 am Saturday at the Y.

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Judge to rule Friday on Stump new trial bid

Des Moines judge Edwin Moore took under advisement a defense request for a new trial for Ronald M Stump convicted of the June slaying of Michael Daly. Sentencing remains set for Monday with a possible 10 years to life, while defense claims improper police statements and juror prejudice tainted the trial.

Des Moines UPI Ronald M Stump Edwin Moore Moore Keokuk J. Riley McManus Stump McManus Supreme Court University of Iowa Leanna Jean Skultery Michael Daly Daly Nora G. Christensen Christensen

Mrs Walter Brinning Dies in Michigan

Mrs Walter Brinning died today in Roseville Michigan after illness since September due to asthma and heart trouble. She was born Loretta Rains January 4 1917 and previously lived in Washington. Survived by two children Larry and Patricia Ann both parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Rains of Washington two brothers Edward of Keota and Raymond of Puerto Rico two sisters Mrs Lewis Krupp Centerline Mich Mrs Charlies Bigler Glenview Il and Mrs Philip Lewis Overland Park Kansas.

Walter Brinning Roseville Mich Brinning Washington Loretta Rains Larry Patricia Ann Raymond Rains 1202 East Fourth Street Edward Keota Raymond Rayme Air Force Base Puerto Rico Lewis Krupp Centerline Charlies Bigler Glenview, Il Philip Lewis Overland Park, Kansas

Harvey Waggoner Dies Suddenly in Car Crash

A long time Washington resident and former state highway employee, Harvey Waggoner, 69, died of a heart attack while driving toward his home. His wife Ruth witnessed him slump and the car crash into a neighbor's yard. Jones Funeral Home will handle funeral arrangements.

Washington Harvey Waggoner West St Washington County Wagoner Ruth Jones Funeral Home

Kremlin Ordered Castro To Admit He Was Communist

Washington based testimony at a Senate hearing on Cuban refugees claims Fidel Castro was urged by the Kremlin to publicly declare he had been a Marxist Leninist since 1955. Dr. Jose Miro Cardona, exiled Cuban leader, said two aides brought from Moscow orders for the declaration as a challenge to the inter American system. Cuban exile figures urged resettlement of refugees from Miami to other parts of Florida and the country.

Washington UPI Kremlin Fidel Castro Jose Miro Cardona Senate UPL Castro Miro Moscow Miami Fla Norris Wilson US Committee For Refugees Arthur H. Patten Jr Dade Florida

FFA Members Meet At High School Tuesday

Members of the FFA held their monthly meeting at the high school here Tuesday. Gary Wagner, David Birney, Larry Fox and Arnold Thompson gave reports on the International Livestock Show in Chicago. Following the meeting, FFA, FHA and DECA members held a square dance in the old gym with Keith Jarrard as caller.

FFA Gary Wagner David Birney Larry Fox Arnold Thompson Chicago FPA FHA DECA Keith Jarrard

Kennedy urges labor backing for tariff reform plan

President Kennedy appeals at the AFL-CIO convention for support of a revised reciprocal trade program to curb foreign competition and protect jobs. He outlines a Congress-bound aid plan for communities, businesses, and workers harmed by tariff liberalization.

Miami Beach Fla UPI Kennedy AFL - Cio Congress Palm Beach Deauville AFL Cio Americana Washington New York National Association of Manufacturers

Snow Promises For Iowans Friday Forecast Snow

Iowa forecasters predict light snow flurries Friday as a low pressure system moves southeast from Alberta toward the plains. Thursday night snow develops in northwest Iowa with higher temps Friday and a drop in temperatures by Saturday as the system shifts east.

U S Troops Move Along Autobahn Into Berlin

The vanguard of the 1st Battle Group 19th Infantry 1st Squadron arrived in Berlin after a 110 mile run through East Germany. The convoy of 172 troops in 23 vehicles crossed Soviet checkpoints at Marienborn without incident amid parallel Communist troop movements and Soviet East German patrols on the Helmstedt Berlin Autobahn.

Berlin UPI U. S Army East Germany United States West Germany Helmstedt Berlin Autobahn U.S

Iowa man convicted of first degree murder in Colorado strike

Delmar Dean Spooner, 25, Storm Lake Iowa, was found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Colorado State Patrolman Li Hiram Short near Kremmling. Jurors deliberated five hours and 15 minutes and recommended life imprisonment. Short was killed July 12 and Eagle County Undersheriff John Clark died at a roadblock after a shooting spree. Spooner was captured by a nearby posse. Defense argued Spooner lacked intent.

Craig Colo UPI Delmar Dean Spooner Storm Lake Iowa Colorado Spooner Li Hiram Short Letrol Short Kremmling Eagle County John Clark Bond

Weather Outlook for Iowa Snow and Cooler Weekend

Increasing cloudiness tonight and Friday with snow likely northwest tonight and across most of the state Friday. Warmer Friday with low near 20 and high in the 30s. Snow ends Saturday from west to east followed by colder temperatures.

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