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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1962

Page

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Prison Riot at Villa Devoto Jail Kills 29 in Argentina

In Buenos Aires a 12 hour riot at Villa Devoto prison ends with 10 guards and 15 prisoners dead. Four riot leaders were executed after a brief truce. authorities report no escape as hundreds of police and guards retook the facility.

Buenos Aires UPI Villa Devoto Caseros Hugo U. Lujan Castrillon Seffer Soto Lujan Leopoldo Insauridide Col Miguel A. Paiva Insaurralde

Hope for Release of Cuban Prisoners

Negotiations to exchange 1,113 Cuban invasion prisoners near conclusion. Donovan listed foodstuffs and medicines to meet Castro demands, with a decision expected after Castro review. The African Pilot freighter carrying baby foods and medicine was to sail to Cuba, while railroads donated about 80 box cars for the mission.

Havana UPI New York James B. Donovan Fidel Castro Donovan Castro Washington Maritimes Trades Department AFL CIO Fort Lauderdale Fla Cuba Union Justice Department Florida

Wellman Guernsey cow sets high DHIR record

Wellman Iowa's Guernsey cow Wellman produced 10 570 pounds of milk and 505 pounds of butterfat in 305 days two milking sessions daily on test under the supervision of Iowa State University agriculture and the American Guernsey Cattle Club.

Peterborough N. H

Vandalism Strikes Local YMCA Pool Windows

City police investigate vandalism at the YMCA after a night incident broke brick windows and dropped glass into the pool. The pool is closed for cleaning and tonight’s swim practice is canceled, reported by Harold Brock, the janitor, who found the damage this morning.

YMCA Y Pool Harold Brock

Charles Dolies Dies in Long Beach

Word has been received of the death of Charles Chic Dolies, 69, a well known amateur golfer, in Long Beach California. He died suddenly December 2 after a short illness. He had lived in Long Beach for 40 years and retired recently from Douglas Aircraft. Funeral services were held in California. Mr Dokes was well known in Washington.

Charles Chic) Dolies Long Beach Calif Dolies Douglas Aircraft California Dokes Washington

Blue Scout Rockets Launch Two Missions Tuesday

In California two Blue Scout rockets lifted off on Tuesday. Transit 5A carried a navigational satellite visible from Los Angeles to San Francisco and Utah. A second rocket conducted a secret operation after the first, with no time or outcome disclosed.

Point Arguello Calif UPI Air Force Los Angeles San Francisco Bay Area Utah

Funeral Thursday for Mrs Pardun

Funeral services for Mrs. Maude Pardun 81 will be at 1 30 p m Thursday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Lloyd Latta presiding Burial will be in Keota Cemetery She died Tuesday Dec 18 1962 in The Pines Rest Home Washington She had been in ill health three years Maude Gray born Feb 13 1881 Daytonville Iowa daughter of Hiram and Sarah J Albin Gray survived by a grandson Robert Bell Cedar Rapids two sisters Mrs A E Bitting Washington and Mrs Orpha Brumbach Cedar Rapids one brother Harry Gray San Francisco California and one great grandson

Maude Pardun Jones Funeral Home Lloyd Latta Keota Virgil E. Pardun Pardun Methodist Church Robert Bell Cedar Rapids A. E. Bitting Washington Orpha Brumbach Harry Gray San Francisco Calif

Doctor Denies Powell May Die Very Soon

Beverly Hills California reports indicate actor Dick Powell, 57, faces cancer setbacks but his doctor says he is not a terminal case. Powell is not responding to cobalt treatment and is receiving intravenous therapy while his back condition may be connected to the illness.

Beverly Hills Calif UPI Dick Powell Powell John C. Sharpe Sharpe Frank McFadden

Former Clear Creek Pastor Rev Paul A Kleinfelder Dies

Rev. Paul A. Kleinfelder 69, longtime pastor of St Peter and Paul Church at Clear Creek, died Tuesday at St Francis hospital in Burlington after a yearlong hospitalization and multiple strokes since 1955. He served 31 years at Clear Creek retiring in 1961. Funeral at Clear Creek with Bishop Ralph L Hayes as celebrant. Burial in parish cemetery. Powell Funeral Home Keota in charge. Survived by sister Rose Marie De Blasio of Davenport, one niece and two nephews.

Keota Paul A. Kleinfelder St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church Clear Creek St. Francis Continuation Care Hospital Burlington Kleinfelder St. Francis Hospital St. Peter and Paul Ralph L. Hayes Pontifical Requim Cem Powell Funeral Home Davenport Jacob B Johanna Heuer Kleinfelder St. Ambrose St. Mary's Seminary Baltimore Owen Corrigan Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore Seminary Sacred Heart Cathedral Davenenport St Mary's Catholic Church Muscatine St. Joseph's Bauer James Rose Marie) de Blasio

Mrs. Nettie Custer Rites Planned for Friday

Mrs. Nettie S. Custer 87 of Washington dies after months of illness. Funeral services Friday at 10 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. S Ray Blair officiating. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery. Born December 16 1875 in Toledo Ohio. Married William M. Custer June 11 1902. He died in 1941. Lived in Washington 60 years. Survived by nieces and nephews.

Nettie S. Custer Washington Jones S. Ray Blair Elm Grove Nettie S. Humm Toledo Ohio Henry and Sarah Woodhall Humm Gracehill Eureka William M. Custer

Iowa's Corn Crop Is Fourth Largest On Record

Iowa's 1962 crop season was highly favorable with a final corn yield of 742,976,000 bushels from 9,776,000 harvested acres. Per acre output reached a record 76 bushels, 0.5 bushel above the 1961 mark, though total production was 1% below 1961 and 24% above the 1951-60 average. Other records included sorghum grain at 65 bushels per acre, popcorn at 2,600 pounds per acre, and all hay at 2.32 tons per acre.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Agriculture Department Department

Vincent Pohren Dies in Davenport Hospital

Vincent Pohren 82 of Davenport died Tuesday evening at Mercy Hospital after a week of ill health. Funeral services will be Saturday at 9 a.m. at St Joseph's Catholic Church East Pleasant Plain, with burial in Clear Creek Cemetery. Rosary is set for Friday at 7 30 p.m. in Gould Funeral Home Brighton. He was born August 10 1880 in Jefferson County. Survived by three sons Doyle Davenport Willard Argyle Milford Princeton Ill. three brothers Chris Burlington Lee and Peter Fairfield. three sisters Lena Eagle Fairfield Margaret Grass Lockridge Christine Kentlin Burlington. seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. He was predeceased by two brothers and one sister.

Brighton Vincent Pohren Davenport Mercy St. Joseph’s Catholic Church East Pleasant Plain Henry D. Geers Clear Creek Gould Mr. Pohren Jefferson County Jacob Pohren Germanville Anna Sieren Pohren St. Joseph's Church Doyle Willard Argyle Milford Princeton, Ill Chris Burlington Lee Peter Fairfield Lena Eagle Margaret Grass Lockridge Christine Kentlin

Christmas Eve Candlelight Service at Marion Avenue Church

The Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church hosts a Christmas Eve candlelighting service from 11 p.m. to midnight on Monday December 24. The Washington Council of Churches and local Ministers Association organize it with Rev. Lloyd Latta delivering a Christmas meditation and special music. All welcome to attend.

Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church Washington Council of Churches Local Ministers Association Lloyd Latta

No Trash Collection In City Next Tuesday

The city will skip trash pickup on Christmas Day but operate on the regular schedule for New Year’s Day. Sanitation superintendent Raymond Miller urged residents to have bins ready, with pickup moved to Wednesday next week.

Raymond Miller

Mrs. Irene Conrad Dies in Tampa Florida

Mrs Irene Conrad of Keota dies Tuesday in Tampa Florida where she had wintered with her sister The body will arrive at Powell Funeral Home in Keota Friday morning Arrangements for the funeral are indefinite

Keota Jake Irene) Conrad Tampa Fla Powell Funeral Home

Tito Ends Visit With Khrushchev

Yugoslav President Tito and Premier Khrushchev travel by train to Kiev as the first leg of Tito’s return from a two week vacation and talks. Khrushchev’s Kiev trip signals continued success of Soviet Yugoslav relations. Korotchenko welcomes Tito and Tass notes optimism for friendly ties between the two nations. Cub Scouts plan a pack meeting and Christmas party at the VFW Hall on Thursday December 20 at 7 30 p.m.

Moscow UPI Tito Nikita Khrushchev Kiev Khrushchev Demyan Korotchenko Yugoslavia Russia Tne Tass VFW

Warn of Dangers During Holidays

Iowa Health Department warns parents to guard children from holiday hazards. Bright Christmas tree lights, artifical snow adhesive, fireplace color compounds, red holly berries, and mistletoe pose poisoning risks. Read children’s minds when shopping for toys and decorations.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Health Department Health Department

Kennedy Macmillan hold Nassau talks on Skybolt Congo crisis

Kennedy and Macmillan met in Nassau to review East West tensions and the Skybolt missile issue after the US decided not to fund Skybolt further. They discussed filling the nuclear deterrent gap and a Congo crisis amid rising Soviet intervention concerns. A high level US military mission was ordered to the Congo for a rapid survey of UN and Congolese defense forces.

Nassau Bahamas UPI Kennedy Harold Macmillan White House Macmillan Skybolt Congo United States Britain U. S United Nations Katanga Cyrille Adoula Soviet Union Adoula

Kennedy to seek record defense budget and Minuteman force

President Kennedy plans a record military budget for the coming year aiming for 950 Minuteman missiles and a significant rise in conventional arms. The budget, pending Nassau talks with UK PM Macmillan, delays on Skybolt and shifts in shipbuilding and pay, will set total military spending between 50.3 and 513 billion dollars.

Washington UPI Kennedy Congress Nay

Rites Thursday for Mrs. Hoxworth 81

Mrs. I. B. Hoxworth of 503 West Jefferson Street died Tuesday December 18 1962 at Washington County Hospital after a short illness Funeral services are set for Thursday at 10 am at Jones Funeral Home Reverend Lloyd Latta to officiate Burial will follow in Elm Grove Cemetery Christena Gray born October 6 1881 in Washington County was the daughter of John S and Julia Ann Burham Gray The widow of I B Hoxworth she lived on a farm near Washington before moving to the city in 1937 She was a member of the Methodist Church Surviving are her husband two daughters Mrs Marvin Lewis of Keota and Mrs Wilfrid Peiffer of Van Horn seven grandchildren one great grandchild and one son Ralph who preceded her in death

I. B. Hoxworth West Jefferson Street Washington County Hospital Jones Funeral Lloyd Latta Elm Grove Cemetery Christena Gray Washington County John S Julia Ann Burham Gray Washington Gray Marvin Lewis Keota Wilfrid Peiffer van Horn Ralph

William H. Deans Dies in Iowa City

William H. Dean 87 of Columbus Junction died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Services Friday 1:30 p.m. at Columbus Junction Methodist Church Rev. Robert Parris officiating. Burial in Columbus City Cemetery with Masonic graveside rites. Dean born Aledo Illinois November 27 1875 son of Solomon and Mary Powell Dean married Daisy Fender May 28 1900. Survived by widow three sons Charles Barstow California Ralph Berthoud Colorado Floyd Columbus Junction two daughters R J Koehr Orlando Florida and P O Berg Fort Wayne Indiana five grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Columbus Junction WiLliam H. Dean Mercy Hospital Iowa City Columbus Junction Methodist Church Robert Parris Columbus City Stacy Funeral Home Mr. Dean Aledo Ill Solomon Mary Powell Dean Daisy Fender Charles Barstow Calif Ralph Berthoud Colo Floyd R. J. Koehr Orlando Fla P. O Berg Ft. Wayne Ind

Weather outlook Iowa five day period remains near normal

Cloudy and much colder tonight and Thursday with light local snow possible. Lows near 8 to 25 above north east to 25 southwest, highs Thursday 15 to 30s. Friday remains cold with further mixed precipitation and light snow by weekend. Temperatures average near normal Wednesday night through Monday with small precipitation totals.

Iowa

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Migual Irurzun Wellman Guernsey Charles Dolies Blue Scout Mrs. Pardun Nettie Custer T. J. Lew St. James Catholic Church Albert Donovan Father Lew St. James Church Bob Elliott Jake Conrad of South CUB Great Falls Mont Army Defense Department Mrs. Hoxworth Loited Press International
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