Rusk Heads to Paris for NATO Strategy Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk flies from Andrews Air Force Base to Paris to confer with Allied leaders on Western strategy in the tense cold war truce. He carries a presidential message for the NATO ministerial council opening in the capital, with McNamara and Dillon also slated to attend.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Paris
Johnson
NATO
Rusk
Andrews Air Force Base
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
McNamara
Dillon
United States
U.S
Western Alliance
Charles de Gaulle
Itl
Land rental case upheld by Iowa Supreme Court
In a unanimous December 10 decision the Iowa Supreme Court affirmed the Washington District Court ruling for Gladys Vincent, Dale E. Vincent, and Helen Verley Greiner against Kaser Construction Co. over limestone quarry rent. The landowners leased land in 1958 for five years with a royalty per ton and a minimum $500 yearly payment when royalties fell short. The company paid for two years then refused in the third, citing lease termination upon nonpayment. The trial court sided with the landowners, a ruling the Supreme Court upheld. Attorneys Sidney and Carpenter represented Kaser Co. and Baldrige and Baldrige represented the landowners.
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Iowa Supreme Court
Washington District Court
R.G Yoder
Gladys Vincent
Dale E. Vincent
Helen Verley Greiner
Kaser Construction Co
Vincents
Greiner
Kaser Company
Washington
Yoder
Supreme Court
Kaser Co
Sidney and Carpenter
Des Moines
Baldrige
Waco High to Stage Messiah Concert Sunday
The 85 voice choir and 80 piece band from Waco High present the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah on Sunday at 3 p.m. in Olds gym. robes debut for the vocal department feature Columbia blue gowns and grey robes. The program includes Sweelinck, Davis, Waring selections, Christmas carols, Bandology and Burnished Brass, and a combined finale with The Children's Prayer and Ring Those Christmas Bells. Proceeds benefit the departments.
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Waco High School
Olds
Waco High School Music Department
Columbia
Sweelinck
Davis
Fred Waring
Santa Claus
Ageold
Johnson meets with envoys at White House briefing on policy
President Johnson invites 112 ambassadors ministers and charg es d affaires to a get acquainted session at the White House to discuss U S foreign policy. The meeting follows Truman 1945 precedent to reassure diplomats amid Cold War tensions. Johnson also plans talks with Negro leaders and business leaders about civil rights progress and equal employment. He will also meet Kentucky leaders to address economic distress from coal mine shutdowns.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Theington Diplomatic Corps
White House
U.S
Executive Mansion
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Roosevelt
Rosa Gragg
National Association of Colorea Women’s Clubs
Dorothy Height
National Council of Negro Women
United States
Equal Employment Opportunity
Ans For Progress
Kentucky
Edward Breathitt
Bert Combs
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Diana Helfrich Hit By Car In Washington
Diana Helfrich six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Helfrich of Washington was struck by a car at East Second Street and 13th Avenue. She suffered scratches and bruises and was taken to the hospital. Driver Donald W Fox said the girl ran into the street and the icy snow packed road prevented him from stopping.
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Diana Helfrich
Albert Helfrich
Washington
East Second Street
13Th Avenue
Diana
Donald W. Fox
Post Office Open All Day Saturday for Christmas Mailers
Pestmaster Harry Levy today reminded residents the post office will be open all day Saturday until 5 p.m. to handle Christmas mail. Stamps and other business may be transacted in the afternoon. Children who write to Santa Claus by December 16 will receive a message, addressed to Santa Claus North Pole 99701, with return addresses using the sender’s own ZIP code.
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Harry Levy
Band concert opens Washington High year with festive program
An enthusiastic crowd gathered in the Washington High School gym Thursday for the Symphonic Concert Band's first concert of the year. Under Alan Bergstrom the program featured Christmas selections, a trombone trio with Susan Mitchell Mark Heilman and Ed Day, plus cornet soloist Dennis Day. The school's dance band also performed to strong audience approval.
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Washington High School
Alan Bergstrom
Susan Mitchell
Mark Heilman
Ed Day
Dennis Day
Greene County Votes For Sale Of Liquor In Local Option
Greene County voters backed liquor by the drink in a reverse local option election under Iowa's liquor law. The week tally was 1-1 and the year tally 10-5 in favor of the wets, joining nine other counties previously voting to retain sales.
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Jefferson
UPI
Iowa
Greene County
Three men indicted in Grinnell slaying
The Poweshiek county grand jury indicted three ex convicts for first degree murder in the slaying of Grinnell patrolman Ralph Ogan Jr., 34, on November 13. Named are Gary Lee Wessling of Des Moines, Richard Craig of Des Moines, and Thomas Patrick Kiernan of Booneville.
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Ally Ieeuma
UPI
Muder
Grinnell
Poweshiek County
Ralph Ogan Jr
Gary Lee Wessling
Des Moines
Richard Craig
Thomas Patrick Kiernan
Booneville
Morris addresses Kiwanis on Easter Seal camp work
C E Morris, director of the Iowa Easter Seal Society, spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon Wednesday. He described Camp Suninyside in Des Moines, a 37 acre facility aiding crippled children and adults, and how Easter Seal funds support rehabilitation. Guests included Mrs. Richard Horak and Dick Matthew. John Trowbridge joined as new International Harvester store member.
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Morris
Iowa Easter Seal Society
Kiwanis Club
E. J. Vosika
YMCA
John Trowbridge
International Harvester
Wrong turn sends truck crashing near Washington
Lawrence M. Huebner of Sabula Iowa drove a Midwest Emery Freight System tractor trailer west on old highway 92 fateful 2 a m. The empty rig overturned near a bridge west of Washington causing an estimated 5 000 to 6 000 dollars in damage. The driver escaped injury and the incident was recorded by Journal photographer Charles Morris.
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Washington
Lawrence M. Huebner
Sabula
Iowa
Midwest Emery Freight System, Inc
Chicago
Win
Raway Bridge
Journal
Charles Morris
McNamara defends base closings amid Congress protests
Defense Secretary McNamara outlined a three and a half year plan to close 33 bases, 26 in the U.S. and seven abroad, predicting a net loss of 8,500 civilian jobs and relocations for many workers as defense spending rises toward 51 billion for the coming year. Senators Keating and Stratton criticized the move as ill advised while Rep. Wilson urged reconsideration of the San Diego facility closure.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
New York
California
Congress
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Polaris
Sen
Kennedy B. Keating
R-N. Y
Samuel S. Stratton
D-N.y
Pentagon
Bob Wilson
R - Calif
San Diego Naval Repair Facility
Wilson
Navy
Kenneth BeLiew
McNamara
United States
Eisenhower
Mary Barbara Sakulin Dies at 75 in Kalona
Mary Barbara Sakulin 75 died this morning at Washington County Hospital. Funeral services set for Monday at 10 a.m. at Holy Trinity Catholic Church Richmond with Rev. William Snell. A prayer service will be Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Peterseim Funeral Home Kalona. Born December 4 1888 to John and Anna Sakulin she is survived by brother James of Onamia Minnesota and several nieces and nephews.
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Kalona
Mary Barbara Sakulin
Washington County Hospital
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Richmond
William Snell
Peterseim
Miss Sakulin
John
Anna Jersa Sakulin
James
Onamia
Weather outlook and five day forecast from United Press International
Clearing west and partly cloudy east tonight with occasional snow flurries in the northeast. Saturday mainly fair with cooler temperatures. highs 10 to 20, lows near 10 below to 5 below. Sunday partly cloudy and very cold. Five day forecast expects temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below normal with around 4 inches of total snowfall.
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Nowa
FBI Seeks ransom bills in Sinatra kidnapping case
The FBI distributed serial numbers of the $240,000 ransom in federal reserve and other notes. Hoover said the money included 700 $100s 200 $20s 400 $20s 300 $5s with silver certificates. Directors said the kidnaping appears genuine and two San Fernando Valley residences were raided for evidence as Kennedy offered help.
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FBI
Frank Sinatra
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Reserve
Hoover
United States
Frank Sinatra Sr
San Francisco
Bay Area
Robert Kennedy
Young Sinatra
Lake Tahoe
San Fernando Valley
Canoga Park
Leaders in KC pinochle marathon standings
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hora lead with 8,300 points in the Knights of Columbus pinochle marathon. close behind are Mr. and Mrs. George Hora with 6,230 points. top ten also include Mr. and Mrs. Bob Marie 5,180 and Pearl Casey with Martha Whittaker 5,100, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sobaski 4,920 and others reaching 4,590 to 3,560 points.
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Keith Hora
George Hora
Bob Marie
Pearl Casey
Martha Whittaker
Harold Sobaski
Burton Kent
Ralph Peiffer
Henry Kiene
Marvin McClure
Ezra Jones
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Jud Meyer
Keith Rich
Marcia Holmes
Carmen Crawford
Sandy Madden
Dallas Kinney
Premir Nikita S. Khrushchev
Waco
C. E. Morris
United Press Internatio
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