Washington County ASCS offers pre measurement for Feed Grain Program
The Washington County ASCS Office announces pre measurement service for participating farms under the 1964 Feed Grain Program. The base establishments and payment rates will be ready by Monday, December 23, with applications for pre measurement accepted then. Office work costs ten dollars plus field time up to three hours. any time beyond three hours costs two dollars per hour. A farm acreage reporter, usually a local community committeeman, will conduct field work and record data. Contact the County ASCS Office to discuss eligibility and arrange service.
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Washington County
ASCS
Barn Fire Destroys Keota Area Barn and Hog Sheds
Fire destroyed a large barn and hog shed on the Don Singleton farm, five and a half miles northwest of Keota after initial extinguishment by the owner and a neighbor. About 13 hogs were lost, twelve brood sows escaped, and farrowing equipment and hay were damaged. area insurance coverage noted.
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Keota
Don Singleton
Dale Singleton
Mr. Singleton
Richard Lisles
Washington County Young Democrats Cancel December Meeting
The Washington County Young Democrats announce there will be no meeting this month. The scheduled December 19 gathering is canceled and the next meeting is set for January 16 at the Washington County courthouse.
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Washington County
Young Democrats
Washington County Court House
Weather By Unitea rress anternational Town Five-Day Outlook
Generally fair and very cold tonight with diminishing winds and subzero to 15 below readings. Thursday warms to near or above zero in the east and up to 10 above west as temperatures moderately rise. Friday remains fair and cold with a fluctuating pattern through Monday. Normal highs range from 28 to 34 and lows from 10 to 18 across the region.
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Unitea Rress
Two Trucks Involved In Washington County Accident
An accident this morning south of Washington on Wayland road involved trucks driven by Stanley Harvey from St. Paul Minnesota and Lyle Irvan Hesseltine from Rural Route 2 Washington. Snow from a plow forced Hesseltine across the center line, striking Johnson behind the snow plow. Hesseltine was taken to a doctor with facial lacerations. damages were $900 to Johnson’s truck and $200 to Hesseltine’s.
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Stanley Harvey John Son
St. Paul
Minnesota
Lyle Irvan Hesseltine
Washington
Wayland Road
Washington County
Johnson
Hesseltine
Heseltine
Rites at Wellman for Mrs. Florence Wasson
Funeral services for Florence Bell Wasson 65 of Wellman will be held at the Wellman Baptist Church with Rev. Arthur Ulrich officiating. Viewing at Powell Funeral Home. burial in Wellman Cemetery. She was born September 9 1898 and survived by her husband four sons two daughters a brother and a sister plus eighteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Wellman
Florence Bell Wasson
University Hospital
Iowa City
Wellman Baptist Church
Arthur Ulrich
Powell Funeral Home
George
Sadie Walton Dane
Wilbur Wasson
Marengo
Wasson
Walter Evans
Washington
Carl Evans
Mountain Home
Idaho
Wayne Wasson
Junior Wasson
Minneapolis
Minn
Marvin
Adela) Boone
Ronald
Jacqueline) Johnson
Clarence
Williamsburg
Ella Dane
Columbus
Ohio
Johnson signs $1.5B vocational education expansion
President Johnson signed a $1.5 billion vocational education measure to expand aid to vocational schools, boost NDEA loan funds, and extend aid for areas crowded by federal workers and servicemen. The plan, part of a three bill package, aims to train workers for new automation era and create area vocational schools with advanced equipment and work-study options.
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National Grange
National Farmers Organization
Cooperative League of the United States
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Kermit Gordon
Elmer Staats
Congess
Johnson
NDEA
NATO moves to form multi nation nuclear navy with Polaris missiles
Johnson backs a NATO nuclear fleet of 25 ships carrying 200 missiles under NATO control with a U S veto. Officials say Congress will be briefed on negotiations and a demonstration ship with mixed Allied crew will begin training early next year. Support comes from United States West Germany Greece Turkey Italy while Britain stalls. Cost for five years is about 25 billion dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Administration
Cal
United States
West Germany
Greece
Turkey
Italy
Aldo Moro
Britain
Mit
NATO
Kennedy
MLF
Hughes calls interdepartmental welfare meetings in Iowa
Governor Harold E. Hughes launched a frontal approach to coordinate state welfare work. The initial 2 p.m. session in the senate chamber invites 12 agencies, including health welfare education public safety and parole, with meetings every 4 to 6 weeks to reduce duplicated efforts and improve performance across departments.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
Senate Chamber
Statehouse
Hughes
Board of Control and
Board of Parole
Corrections and Parole
Towa
Boards of Control and Parole
Board of Regents
Departments of Health, Social Welfare, Public Instruction, Public Safety
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Commission For the Blind, Industrial Commissioner
Bureau of Labor, and
Employment Security Commission
Commissioner of Public Health
Farm class to meet Thursday evening at Washington High
Soil fertility will be the topic for discussion at the adult farm class in Washington High School on Thursday evening. The group will study how plants utilize nutrients and moisture from the soil, and farmers and other interested persons are invited to attend. The class meets at 7:20 p.m. in the vocational agriculture room of the school.
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Washington High School
Iowa Attorney General asks court to allow remap session
Des Moines Atty General Evan L Hultman asked a U S District Court to defer final decision on Iowa redistricting and allow a special legislative session to adopt a new remapping plan He urged a June 1 1964 deadline for passage if the session is called otherwise the court would assume control of redistricting Source notes the case challenges the constitutionality of current House and Senate seat allocation and mentions Gov Hughes as potential session trigger
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Des Moines
UPI
Evan L. Hultman
U.S. District Court
Iowa
General Assembly
Hultman
Iowa House
Senate
Harold E Hughes
Hughes
Mrs Bagby Brighton dies at 64 in hospital
Mrs Harry Bagby 64 died at 1 45 a m today in Washington County Hospital after illness since September Funeral set for 10 30 a m Saturday at Gould Funeral Home Brighton Rev Roger Williams in charge Burial in Hill Rest Cemetery Brighton She was born Gladys Dell Jenkins December 14 1899 Jefferson County and married Harry F Bagby May 3 1918 Survivors include husband one daughter Dorothy Louise two brothers William Jenkins Alhambra Calif and Walter Brainerd Minn one sister Mrs Lauri Ballard Van Wert
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Brighton
Harry Bagby
Washington County Hospital
Gould
Roger Williams
Hillrest
Gladys Dell Jenkins
Jefferson County
Glasgow
William
Alice Cober Jenkins
Africans Demonstrate Outside Kremlin Over Ghanaian Death
About 400 African students protested four hours in Red Square near the Kremlin over the death of Ghanaian student Astra Addo in allegedly mysterious circumstances. Authorities claimed he froze in subzero weather after intoxication. students alleged mistreatment of Africans in the Soviet Union and that his body was found near Kalinin.
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Moscow
UPS
Kremlin
Red Square
Ghana
Soviet Union
Astra Addo
Addo
Kelinin
Bulgaria
Witout
Kalinin
Ad- Go
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