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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1960

Page

1

Directors Named At Washington County Beef Banquet

A capacity crowd of over 400 attended the eighth annual Washington County Beef Producers Association Banquet in the Methodist Church basement. Three new directors Kenny Kos Maurice Crawford and Don Sheetz were elected to join six continuing directors. Rev Charles Willey of Moline spoke on What Time Is It detailing Americanism and the lost pioneer spirit.

Beef Producers Washington County Beef Producers Association Bob Brewer Association Frank Kleese Charles Willey Moline Kenny Kos Riverside Maurice Crawford Wellman Don Sheetz Washington

Titan in Successful Firing From Florida

CAPE CANAVERAL Florida UPI The Titan intercontinental rocket achieved its first successful firing in nearly a year marking a major milestone after recent failures and two explosions. The 80000 pound thrust engine propelled the second stage toward a target area over 2000 miles away, signaling a 100 percent successful test. A factory worker called the test a triumph amid prior delays and mishaps.

Cape Canaveral Fla UPI America

Hotle Urges Early Completion of Y Member Drive

Chuck Hotle chairing the YMCA membership drive urged all workers to finish calls and report by week’s end at the Victory Dinner. He noted results are encouraging but stressed funds from memberships are vital for balance, with section leaders and workers present to receive reports. A Swiss exchange student spoke after the dinner, sharing slides of his local stay and farm visit.

Chuck Hotle YMCA Mr. Hotle Y's Men's Club Hotle Bus Westermark Don Minick Harvey Holden Marcus Braun Maurice Grieser Washington

Benson Urges Major Revisions to Wheat Support Plan

Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson urged a long overdue revision of the government wheat program. He said four fifths of agriculture is free of controls, while the troubled one fifth bears the burden of a scandalous program that misallocates funds and coddles special interests. He called for price supports tied to current market prices, not the outdated parity formula, to foster orderly marketing without destroying farm markets.

Chicago UPI Ezra Taft Benson Benson United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Assa

De Gaulle Granted Emergency Powers Amid Algerian Crisis

France's National Assembly voted 441 to 75 to grant President de Gaulle decree powers for one year to end Algeria turmoil and defend liberty. Debre pledged a strong crackdown on right wing extremists while arrests of insurgent and allied figures continued and cabinet reshuffles were expected.

Paris UPI French Assembly Charles de Gaulle Algeria France de Gaulle Senate Michel Debre Algiers Constitutional Committee Debre Pierre Lagaillarde Jean-Baptiste Biaggi Mourad Kaouah Paris-Jour

Buck to Open National Farm Institute in Des Moines

Robert K. Buck Dallas county farmer and member of several agriculture advisory groups will deliver the opening keynote at the National Farm Institute in Des Moines February 19 20. He will speak on farm agencies facing a new direction and later two reporters will discuss new directions for educational agencies with Dr. Floyd Andre and Paul C. Johnson. The 22nd institute is hosted by the agricultural committee of the Greater Des Moines Chamber of Commerce.

Des Moines UPI Iowa National Farm Institute Robert K. Buck Dallas County Department of Agriculture Buck Agricultural Economics Research Advisory Committee National Agricultural Advisory Commission Don Edison Floyd Andre College of Agriculture Iowa State University Paul C. Johnson Prairie Farmer Magazine Agricultural Committee The Greater

Minister Finds Dynamite in Car Near Milstead Baptist Church

Rev. J. T. Robinson, 36, pastor of Milstead Baptist Church, stopped in Atlanta with a lump on his back and found two sticks of dynamite wired to detonate when his car headlight switch was pressed. Det. Capt. Mosely defused the device, engineered with 60 percent nitroglycerine, and the case was sent to the state crime lab. Robinson said he has no known enemies and avoids political stances on integration.

Atlanta UPI J. T. Robinson Robinson Milstead J. L. Mosely State Crime Laboratory United Press International

Farm Chemicals to Be Discussed at Washington High

The weekly adult farmer class at Washington High School will discuss Chemicals for Use on the Farm on Thursday evening. Topics cover chemical types and recommended uses for livestock and crops. On February 18 swine breeding will be led by Dr. Robert C. de Baca of Toyo State University. program sponsored by the adult farmer council the county swine producers and the extension service.

Washington High School Robert C. de Baca Animal Husbandry Department Toyo State University Adult Farmer Council County Swine Producers The Extension Service

Eisenhower Defends U S Space Program and Reforms

President Eisenhower bluntly criticizes parochial views on missile and space development while affirming faith in the Saturn project and U S deterrence. He cites potential four year terms for House members and a veto power for targeted appropriations and discusses easing atomic information laws. He supports abolishing the national poll tax and notes Nixon as a possible future challenger.

Washington UPI Eisenhower U.S Russia United States House

Janitor Halts Indiana School Shooting Rampage

Hartford City Indiana police and prosecutors describe a gunman Leonard Redden who killed two teachers before dying by suicide. A janitor Silas McCaffrey reportedly threw a crowbar, possibly halting the spree by diverting Redden from further classrooms.

Hartford City Ind UPI Alfred Hollander Silas McCaffrey Leonard Redden

Richard Pratts Lead In Bridge Marathon

Richard and Mrs Pratt top the Ys Mens contract bridge marathon after six rounds with 11 350 points. The leaders include P L Fenn and Mrs Fenn 8690, Dave Elder and wife 8620, Kermit and Mrs Jones 8120, Robert Arthur and wife 8120, Max Henness and wife 7590, Dean Stanley pair 6910, John Butler duo 6800, Gib Mills pair 6720, and George Krogmeier pair 6230.

Richard Pratt Pratt P. L. Fenn Dave Elder Kermit Jones Robert Arthur Max Henness Dean Stanley John Butler Gib Mills George Krogmeier

Work Session Planned At Izaak Walton Club

An all day work session will be held at the Izaak Walton League club house west of here on Sunday Feb 7. John Lemmon reports the project focuses on wood chopping for fire wood and posts with a stew served at noon. Lemmon oversees the effort and urges all members to attend if possible.

Izaak Walton League Here John Lemmon Walton Group

Rex Rays Take Lead In Pinochle Marathon

Rex Rays move to the head of the Y's Men's pinochle marathon after seven rounds with 5 770 points, five to a 50 point edge over Floyd Blankenhorn. J W Stewart holds best won loss record with one defeat. top ten includes Rhodebeck Foster Kron Stewart Gallagher Connelly Zager McGraw and others.

Rex Ray Floyd Blankenhorn J. W. Stewart Claud Rhodebeck Stanley Foster Kenneton Kron Verle Gallagher Dale Connelly Delbert Zager Leroy McGraw

Three More Japanese Miners Are Rescued

Three Japanese miners trapped for 50 hours in a caved-in coal mine at HTK in Yubari were brought to the surface alive and in good condition. Five miners remained missing as 34 were killed by a gas explosion that caused the cave-in. Survivors were taken to a hospital. one rescue worker died after his respirator exhausted oxygen.

Yubari Japan UPI

Tax Deduction Proposed for Commute Expenses

Two representatives proposed a 200 dollar income tax deduction for travel to work. The plan targets long distance commuters but faces slim odds of passage and would reduce federal revenue, risking the 1961 budget. Representatives Kowalski and Becker push the idea as a future benefit for millions who spend on commuting.

Washington API Uncle Sam Eisenhower Frank Kowalski D-Conn Frank Becker R-N.y Kowalski

Boy reports mother’s narcotics abuse in Los Angeles home

A 15 year old boy called police to say his mother Gladys Norman a 47 year old nurse uses narcotics. He claimed seven red devils and two yellow jackets sleeping tablets were taken from her and that she has used drugs for six years. The boy was placed in juvenile hall and Norman faced narcotics suspicions though she said pills were prescribed.

Los Angeles UPI Gladys Norman John

Border Clash Deepens as Syrian and Israeli Forces Exchange Fire

Syrian and Israeli border units traded dawn fire near the El Hawi outpost amid a week of clashes. A Syrian army spokesman claimed casualties on the Israeli patrol, while the U N mixed armistice panel ordered Syrian withdrawal from the demilitarized zone. Ben Gurion warned force if Syria remained.

Damascus Syria U.A.R United Arab Republic Cairo Demilitarized Zone Tawafik Mixed Armistice Group Belgium Raymond Pirlot David Ben- Gurion Israel Ben-Gurion

Weather Preview for Iowa Five Day Outlook

Five day forecast from United Press International shows mostly cloudy conditions with light rain or drizzle possible in western and southern Iowa tonight. Temperatures will average above seasonal norms with highs near 30s to 40s and lows in the teens to mid 20s, with precipitation totaling .15 to .30 inches as rain or snow early period and over weekend.

United Press International Iowa

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Methodist Women’s Washington County Columbus Junction Keota Bill Wessler James Quinn Ainsworth Marvin Bohr Jimmy Bell Lisle Hering Crawfordsville Robert Miksch Junior Graber Tom Robb Gail Danielson Iowa Beef Association Titan Florida Fort Worth, Tex Justice of the Peace Jim Boorman Robert Buck Supt H. E. Ross Gary Letts Ross Ainsworth School Lett Bob Fliott U. S Richard M. Nixon White House District of Columbia Indiana Hollander Harriet Robson Minnie McFerren MecCaffrey Miss Robson McFerren Richard Pratts Izaak Walton Club Rex Rays Boy Middle East
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