NATO seeks realign nuclear force as discussions open
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged NATO allies to discuss a multination nuclear force and proposed informal deputy foreign minister meetings for quicker handling of crises. He noted Britain's proposal and hinted at France's opposition while stressing US cooperation and aid for South Vietnam and Africa. The NATO council then addressed political issues with 15 ministers, and a church consistory elected new officers.
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UPI
Dean Rusk
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Council of Ministers
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Britain
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Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Cyprus
Disarmament
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Segregationists Dismayed by Supreme Court Ruling
Atlanta report shows motel and restaurant owners concede the Supreme Court decision upholding civil rights law bans on racial discrimination in interstate commerce. Owners Moreton Rolleston John Vonetes Ol lie McClung Sr. Lester Maddox vow varied responses from acceptance to renewed resistance, with Maddox pledging to fight on.
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Atlanta
John Vonetes
Lee House
Petersburg
Supreme Court
Congress
Ollie McClung Sr
Ollie
Birmingham
Ala
McClung
Rolleston
L. Maurice Bessinger
Columbia, S.C
Lester Maddox
Farm records discussion at YMCA meeting
Herb Howell of Iowa State University will explain the Place of Records in the Farm Business Today and How to Use them Effectively at a YMCA gathering on Thursday December 17 at 7 30 p.m. James Frier reports. Duane Steinhart and Charles Greenlee of the Mississippi Valley Farm Business Association join the program.
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Herb Howell
Iowa State University
YMCA
James Frier
Duane Steinhart
Mississippi Valley Farm Business Association
Charles Greenlee
Association
Frier
Washington County Extension Service
Seitsinger Dies in Sigourney at 85 In South English
A Ross Seitsinger 85 of Rural South English died Monday in Keokuk County Hospital Sigourney after a stay since mid November. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at the Brethren Church South English with burial in Brethren cemetery. Mason ic services tonight at 7:30 at Powell Funeral Home South English. Survived by wife Mabel E Herr two sons Earl and Wayne and daughter Mrs Woodrow Lee all of South English three grandsons. He belonged to Brethren Church Farmers Masonic Lodge Kinross and Eastern Star Keota.
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Keota
A. Ross Seitsinger
South English
Keokuk
Sigourney
Brethren Church
Brethren Cemetery
Mr. Seitsinger
Powell
Mabel E
British appeal urges African unity to save Congo
Britain urged the Organization of African Unity to unify and act to restore order in the Congo and deter foreign intervention. Lord Caradon warned that a divided Africa means no hope for the Congo while Africans pressed for condemnation of the United States and Belgium over a mercy airlift to free white hostages. Stevenson defended the airlift and criticized African delegates for hostile language toward Western nations.
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UPI
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Organization of African Unity
OAU
Congo
Lord Caradon
Security Council
U.S
Adlai F. Stevenson
United States
Belgium
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Caradon
Sir Hugh Foot
Stanleyville
Stevenson
Africa
U.N
Moise Tshombe
Russia
China
Algeria
Ghana
Sudan
United Arab Republic
County road budget approved for 1965 in Washington County
The Iowa State Highway Commission approves a 1965 Washington County road budget of 842875 dollars, up 114434 from 1964. Funds allocate 293075 for construction, 300000 for maintenance, plus 58000 for new equipment and 76000 for operations. Major projects include grading and surfacing on 19.6 and 20.1 miles, bridges near Dutch Creek and Washington, and several township road improvements across multiple sections.
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Iowa State Highway Commission
Robert Huber
Airport
Lagos Acres
Keota
Washington Township
Dutch Creek Township
Dutch Creek
Iowa
English River
Cedar
Jackson
Highland
Franklin
Clay
Marion
Theme chosen for Farm Institute 1965
The Agriculture Bureau of the Washington Chamber of Commerce met at Winga's Cafe to set the Farm Institute theme for January 27 at the local YMCA. The theme is The Specialized Farmer with five speakers tentatively signed. Lunch is provided, and Don Herbst, new International store manager, was introduced.
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Agriculture Bureau
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Winga
YMCA
Bob Robertson
Frank Patterson
Jim Birney
Robert Wead
Joe Jones
Leonard Tindal
Ag Bureau
Don Herbst
Mr. Herbst
International
Washington High Christmas Concert Sets December 17
Washington High School concert band presents its annual Christmas program Thursday evening December 17 at 8 p.m. Director Alan Bergstrom arranged a varied lineup of well known Christmas selections. Season tickets are not offered this year. individual tickets cost 60 cents and will be sold at the door.
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Washington High School
Alan Bergstrom
Probate of Will and Executor Appointment for Barnes
Public notice states the will of Wilda H. Barnes is being probated and an executor is to be appointed. The document designates the estate administration process and court handling details for interested parties.
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Wilda H. Barnes
Soviet Expels Three US Attaches Over Espionage Claims
The Soviet Union declared three American military attaches persona non grata and ordered them out, amid claims they engaged in espionage during a trans Siberian trip. The United States retaliated by expelling three Soviet attaches, while Britain also pulled one naval attach and summoned another to London.
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UPI
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Siberia
Washington
Russia
Britain
London
George A. Aubrey
Annapolis
Karl R. Liewer
Osmond, Neb
Farm class to meet here Thursday night
An adult farm class at Washington High School will discuss Crop Production starting at 7 30 p m in the vocational agriculture room. The session will cover managing crops on the farm and all interested persons are invited to attend.
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Washington High School
Manpower Study Sets Meetings For Washington County Workers
Officials announce dates for telephone solicitation groups tied to the county Manpower Study. Kalona, Wellman, Riverside groups hold sessions in banks and municipal buildings, with interviews at River side, Ainsworth, Kalona and Wellman early next year.
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Washington County
Kalona
Wellman Group
Riverside Solicitation
Riverside
Ainsworth
Wellman
Men s Music Club studies piano tuning insights
The Men s Music Club of Washington met at Charles Rademaker s home to hear piano organ duets by Calvin Wolf and Lawrence Zueh lke and marimba selections by Russell Ellinger. Irvan Rich spoke on tuning a piano, describing instrument history and construction and demonstrating a stroboscopic pitch detector. Eighteen members attended, with plans for the January 11 meeting featuring a Mt Pleasant mental health institute representative on musical therapy.
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Men's Music Club of
Washington
Charles Rademaker
Calvin Wolf
Lawrence Zuehlke
Russell Ellinger
Ainsworth
Irvan Rich
Rich
Pete Weller
Max Lee
Dave Elder
Mental Health Institute
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Weather Outlook Warns Cold Wave
United Press International reports cloudy skies in Iowa with snow in the northwest and extreme north on Wednesday. Tonight warms in the southeast while the northwest turns colder. Lows range from 10 in the northwest to 25 in the southeast, with highs of 15 in the northwest and upper 30s in the southeast. A cold wave warning extends to Wednesday night and Thursday with occasional snow flurries.
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Iowa
European farm policy deal ends marathon session
The European Common Market reached a milestone farm policy agreement in Brussels, easing U S exposure to potential multi million dollar losses and ending fears of French sabotage over grain prices. The accord, effective 1967, sets a common price roof for major grains and allocates large compensations to Germany and others, with France benefiting from tariff preferences. Leaders hail a historic step toward Western Europe political unity and a long road ahead for fund negotiations.
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Europe
France
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Charles de Gaulle
Bonn
Ludwig Erhard
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Appeal For African Unity
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