McNamara outlines NATO nuclear power and Europe risk
U S Defense Secretary Robert McNamara tells NATO ministers roughly 40 percent of American nuclear firepower is in Europe and the Atlantic area. He cites Germany as housing over 5,000 times Hiroshima's blast, plus 800 ICBMs, 300 Polaris missiles, and many B52s aimed at Soviet launch sites. He argues Europe must rely on U.S. nuclear may against independent forces like De Gaulle’s.
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Washington County Petit Jurors January 1965 Report
Washington County Clerk Robert Porter lists the January 1965 term petit jurors. They are to report January 11 at 1 30 p m. Jurors include Clem Adam Dutch Creek Glorien Anderson Wilma Atkinson Dorothy Berkhoff Virginia Booth Dale Brehmer William J Casey Hazel Chalupa Margaret Colthurst Maxine Crossett Yvonne Edwards Hazel Enfield Ella Fisher Dorothy Gallagher Jo Anne Genkinger Doris Hartsock John D Hazelett Ruth Hayes Robert Henderson Mary Jane Hershberger Thelma Horsey Marie Huber Robert Huff Earl T Jackson Harold Klopfenstein Donna Koehler Violet Kruse Verne Kueneman Birdie Leavitt Charles Lemley Thelma Lewis Alice Lord Lester Luckenbill Helen Lynn Shirley Miller Joyce Millice Keith Murphy Helena O Connor Larry O Connor Wanda Ornduff Helen Owen Jean Pearson James Peterson John Phleger Marcia Potsander George Prehoda Wilbur Pribyl Norma Pringle Ivah Lucille Rees Robert R Roberts Charles Robison Virginia Sattler Richard Schuck Bert Shebek Lora Shettler Edith Simmering Ethel Stephens Chester Stewart James W Stewart Nolan Stogell Byron Sweeting Thomas Tanner Irene Thompson Hazel Townsend Robert Truax Marla Vetter Gene Wead Lucille Weller Bill White Robert Wieland Joe E Wood Dale Woodburn Mary M Zager.
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Oregon
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Hazel Chalupa
Highland
Margaret Colthurst
Maxine Crossett
Yvonne Edwards
Marion
Hazel Enfield
Lime Creek
W. A. Erwin
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Ella Fisher
Crawford
Dorothy Gallagher
Jo Anne Genkinger
Doris Hartsock
John D. Hazelett
Ruth Hayes
Robert Henderson
Mary Jane Hershberger
Richmond
Thelma Horsey
Marie Huber
Robert Huff
Earl T. Jackson
Harold Klopfenstein
Franklin Center
Donna Koehler
Violet Kruse
Verne Kueneman
Iowa
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Charles Lemley
Thelma Lewis
Brighton
Alice Lord
Lester Luckenbill
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Joyce Millice
Keith Murphy
Washington
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Larry O’connor
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Jean Pearson
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Marcia Potsander
George Prehoda
Wilbur Pribyl
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Water Conditioning Associates Incorporation Notice
Public notice announces the incorporation of Water Conditioning Associates Inc. with a formal filing and registered office details. The notice outlines corporate authority and filing information required by law for new Delaware or local incorporation procedures.
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GE tactics ruled unlawful in NLRB decision
The NLRB, by a 4-1 vote, ruled GE failed to bargain in good faith with the AFL-CIO IUE in 1960. It cited GE's plant newspapers, press releases, and radio messages as part of a campaign to undermine the union. GE plans to appeal, while supporters say the decision threatens free speech and bargaining.
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Grand Jury Members Named for 1965 Session
County Clerk Robert Porter announced the 1965 grand jurors. Rosemary Berdo Washington Dorothy Gallagher Jack son Two Richard Giardino Second Tom Lowery Brighton Two Howard McCall Cedar Two David McClellan Lime Creek Milburn McKay Franklin Jean Patterson First Ward Wanda Skubal Highland Robert Vincent Dutch Creek Elien Walsh Iowa Two Richard L. Weeks Third County Clerk, to report January 5, 1965 at 10 a.m.
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Washington
Dorothy Gallagher
Jackson
Richard Giardino
Tom Lowery
Brighton
Howard McCall
Cedar
David McClellan
Lime Creek
Milburn McKay
Franklin Center
Jean Patterson
Wanda Skubal
Highland
Robert Vincent
Dutch Creek
Elien Walsh
Iowa
Richard L. Weeks
Robert Porter
Presbyterians Launch Evangelism Mission Across Washington
Rev. Richard L. Manning, a Presbyterian evangelist from Davis South Dakota and pastor of the East Side Presbyterian Church in Sioux Falls, will conduct an evangelism preaching mission in Washington at the First Presbyterian Church and the Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church early in January. Manning has led similar missions coast to coast.
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Good Tidings Christmas Pantomime by St Paul UCC Choir
The junior choir and senior Sunday School class of St Paul United Church of Christ present a musical pantomime of the nativity titled Good Tidings on Sunday December 20 at 730 p.m. Director is Mrs Vernon Feuerhelm and organist is Mrs Dwain Tschantz.
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Iowa approves 285 miles of new interstate highways
The Iowa Highway Commission announces a five year plan adding 285 miles of four lane interstate near Ames and across the state. The program lifts Iowa to a 609 mile interstate network with $436.4 million in construction from 1965 to 1969 including $275.2 million for interstates and a completion target for 1972.
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Hodges Quits Cabinet as Connor Named Successor
Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges resigns. President Johnson taps John T. Connor of Merck & Co to succeed him, with Senate confirmation required. Connor previously aided defense and campaigned for Johnson Humphrey. Ceremony at the White House. aims for Connor to assume Jan 15. Also notes labor leaders at the event.
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John Anderson 92 Dies in Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville resident John Anderson aged 92 died Tuesday at his home after a long illness. Funeral services were set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. John Cornish officiating, burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Born October 9, 1872 in Washington County, he married Addie Hopkinson in 1895 and was a retired farmer and Methodist Church member. Survived by four children Mabel, Howard, Glenn, and Nellie. seven grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
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Manpower study group meets at Ainsworth
Ainsworth locals gather Tuesday evening at the Bank to learn the Manpower Study goals. Co chairs Bruce Lord and Loren Moore report the group will contact residents who returned cards last September and schedule appointments at the Legion Building January 4 to 6 with mobile team slots at 1:30 to 4:30 p m and 7 to 9 p m.
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Loren Moore
Cleo Orris
Bryce Lord
Sue Allgood
Kathy Wood
Jeanette Findley
Rosemary Boender
Jean Corry
Sandra Stout
Betty Tobin
Donna Ripple
Clay Township voters merge with Washington district
Voters in Clay Township School District approved a merger with the Washington Community School District by 51 to 38. The merger takes effect July 1, 1965, expanding the Washington district to include 23.4 square miles and portions of former Rubio, Clay Independent, and Pleasant Plain districts, with elementary students now serving Brighton center and high schoolers attending Washington High School.
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Jaycees Set Thursday Evening Meeting With Red Cross Talk
Skip Renoux, president, says the regnar Thursday night meeting on December 17 will start at 6 p.m. instead of 7 p.m. Bill White, Washington County Red Cross chairman, and Ben Pok, Rock Island County blood bank manager and former Jaycee vice president, will present a program on Red Cross blood banks.
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Iowa Cold Wave Warning Signals Deep Freeze
United Press International reports a severe cold wave hitting Iowa with freezing temperatures tonight and southeast Thursday. North regions may dip 10 to 20 below zero, while southern areas fall to 0 to 10 below by Thursday morning.
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Holiday Concert by Washington High Band Tonight
The Washington High School Band directed by Alan Bergstrom performs its annual Christmas Concert on Thursday December 17 at 8 p m in the high school gymnasium. The 99 member group is split into Chamber Symphony and Swing sections presenting pieces including The Twelve Days of Christmas Sleigh Ride Christmas Carols Symphonic Band Wintery Scene Reflective Mood Skier's Waltz from Cinema Holiday Twas The Night Before Christmas Prelude to Christmas and New York Suite with Sue Berdo featured in Carnegie Hall.
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