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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1963
Page
14
Chicago markets show hogs 6,000 head steady to strong with No 1-2 190-220 lb at 16.25 to 16.75. Cattle and calves total 11,000 with slaughter steers 27.25 to 27.50 for 1200-1300 lb, high choice and prime 1100-1375 lb 26.50-27.00, heifers up to 50 higher than Wednesday, and sheep at 600 with lambs weaker. native wool lambs around 20.00 for 100 lb.
February 5 Closing Out Sale 2 miles West and 1½ miles South of West Chester Starts at 12 o'clock noon Owners Edward Hahn Ruth Owen February 6 Public Auction of Machinery and Livestock 31 miles SW of Washington Starts at 11 a.m. Lester Merz and Son February 8 Public Sale at the T and T Ranch 2 miles East of Mt Union Iowa Starts at 12:00 p.m. Daryl Baylor February 14 Closing Out Sale 8 miles North of the Ainsworth Junction on 218 and 4 mile East of 7 miles South of Riverside Starts at 12:30 Vernon Fox February 19 Complete Closing Out Farm Sale 4 miles South of Washington or 7 miles North of Wayland Starts at 11 a.m. Karl Messer and Roy Sowash Livestock sale Hog s weekly Wednesday etc Kalona Iowa Every Friday sale at Washington Livestock Sales Co. Sale Wednesday at Smylie's Livestock Market Columbus Junction Iowa Sale Tuesday at Wapello Livestock Auction Inc on Highway 61 Wapello Iowa Sale Monday Wayland Iowa starts 12 noon Livestock sale Tuesday at Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie Iowa
The Snider Arbogast Turner families express gratitude for cards flowers gifts and prayers shown during the passing of our father and grandfather. Sincere appreciation from Mr and Mrs Kenneth Snider and the families of John Arbogast Charley Turner Perry David Orville Lizzie Nora Turner.
A mudslide struck the Turubama area of BIBLIAN Ecuador after a mass funeral for 105 nuns and children killed when a school building collapsed. Seven houses damaged. 70 injured. Sister Carlota mother superior among the dead. four other nuns and 100 children perished. Rescue teams worked in rain to recover bodies as about 350 children were in the chapel at the time.
Dewey R. Greene Jr., a 22 year old Navy veteran, moves to enter the University of Mississippi immediately pending court action. Attorneys argue he should not wait while judges rule on his bid to become the second black student at Ole Miss.
Delegates from 87 countries attend a 16 day UN conference in Geneva to increase aid to under developed nations. Thant sends regrets via a read message while Kennedy and Khrushchev issue statements supporting tech driven growth. Later sessions will form study groups. In Washington, USDA economists say frozen or canned corn cost less than fresh per serving.
In Granadilla Canary Islands a wooden building once a monastery collapsed under a crowd of farm workers seeking national identity cards. A total of 23 people died mainly women and more than 100 were injured as hundreds surged toward the main exit in a crush. A police officer described the scene as a snake pit and noted the crowd included many women and some children.
Ottawa coverage reports Defense Minister Douglas Harkness resigning in protest of Prime Minister Diefenbaker’s stance on nuclear weapons. The PM must decide today whether to dissolve Parliament or face a no confidence vote led by Liberal leader Lester Pearson, with potential general elections if the motion passes.
A dense broadcast schedule listing hours and shows across multiple networks and days. Programs include Ozzie and Harriet Lucille Ball Danny Thomas Andy Griffith Ben Casey Rifleman and news Weather and sports segments with late night offerings and various game shows.
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