Iowa Heart Chairman Urges Fight Against Heart Disease
Dr January Kiwanis speaker from Iowa City head of internal medicine at University Hospital and Iowa Heart Association fundraiser spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon. He noted medical progress over 60 years, polio decline, and heart disease as the major current problem focusing on research advances and the shift to a voluntary health agency in 1947. Two new members attended, Ray Carter and Dick Horak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis January
Iowa City
Edward J. Vosika
Washington
Washington Kiwanis Club
January
University Hospital
Civic Club
Vosika
Journal
Bob Piiott
Lewis Feary
Kiwanis Club
Iowa Heart Association
United States
Iowa
Americ Heart Association
Heart Association
Drydeen
January Tolin Mattes
County Heart Association
Ray Carter
Dick Horak
Man threatens to bomb D C building drives car onto steps
Nathan Wise of Phoenix rushed a Washington building claiming to seek impeachment of President Kennedy and J. Edgar Hoover. After two tense hours police used tear gas to flush him from a car beneath a five story structure. No bomb found. a suitcase held newspapers. He is in DC General Hospital for mental observation.
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Washington
UPI
Justice
J. Edgar Hoover Department
Nathan Wise
Phoenix
Ariz
Wise
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Kennedy
District of Columbia General Hospital
Pennsylvania Avenue
Former Local Men Named to Grinnell College Overseers
Two former Washington men were elected to the Grinnell College Board of Overseers. Charles B. Bear, 1939 Grinnell graduate, deputy managing director Time-Life International Alson in New York, and Eugene Breitenbach, 1925 graduate, Glendale California judge of the superior court and juvenile court presiding judge. Both attended Washington schools and are brothers to local residents.
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Washington
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Howard R. Bowen
Charles B. Bear
New York
Time-Life International Alson
Eugene Breitenbach
Glendale
Calif
County of
Los Angeles
Bear
Clayton Bear
Breitenbach
George Breitenbach
Schwengel Meets With NFO Labor Group Wednesday
Members of the first district labor group met with Congressman Fred Schwengel on Wednesday. They urged an inquiry into the price spread between farm prices received and consumer costs, and to compare labor costs to farm tool prices. Schwengel outlined Mission 76 watershed and conservation plans and agreed to attend a labor farm seminar soon. The group stressed agricultural buying power affects employment amid high unemployment figures and potential farm depopulation.
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Labor
Fred Schwengel
Mr. Schwengel
Schwengel
NFO
Ainsworth Bank Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Ainsworth State Bank held its annual meeting at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday with 488 shares represented. Vice President J. D. Rabenold chaired in Jesse Pearson's absence. Cleo C. Orris served as secretary and reported year end assets of 2,061,417.65, up 302,019.35 over the prior year. Directors re-elected were Pearson, Rabenold, Ornduff, Stephens, Wulf, Quinn, and McGinnis. Following the meeting, officers were elected: Pearson president, Rabenold vice president, Orris executive vice president, Freida R. McFarland cashier, Lloyd Beenblossom assistant cashier, Norma White bookkeeper and teller.
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Ainsworth
Ainsworth State Bank
J. D. Rabenold
Jesse Pearson
Cleo C. Orris
Orris
Nneth Ornduff
Gene Stephens
Win Wulf
James Quinn
Wm. A. McGinnis
Freida R. McFarland
Lloyd Beenblossom
Norma White
Second Meeting For Conservation Group
Wilbur Rush of the state conservation commission met with the newly formed local county conservation committee at the court house Wednesday afternoon. Rush noted Washington County is the 76th county to form a conservation committee and stated the group seeks guidance on purposes. Other attendees included H. W Bennie Freed, Chuck Hotle as chairman, Dr A. C. Peterson as secretary, and members Herb Campbell Duane White and John Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Rush
State Conservation Commission
Court House
Rush
Division of Lands and Waters
State Commission
Washington County
H. W Bennie Freed
Chuck Hotle
Washington
Residents urged to watch pets for rabies signs
Washington residents were advised to monitor their pets for symptoms of rabies following a local man shooting a sick raccoon in city limits. Officials note the animal appeared ill and may have been rabies exposed, prompting vigilance in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andr Cloud Willits
Washington
Senate hears talk of liquor funding from wet states in Iowa
Gov Harold E Hughes said a phone call claimed funds from a neighboring state were backing a campaign to keep Iowa dry. Senator John Shoeman demanded evidence, noting the Legislature deserved proof of any such efforts as the Senate convened.
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DES Moines
UPL
Iowa
Governor's Office
Senate Chamber
Harold E. Hughes
South Sioux City
Neb
South Sioux City Association
Hughes Big Lie
Legislaon
John Shoeman
Atlantic
Senate
Shoeman
Set Dates for Second School Immunization
The Ashington County Meds Society and Public Health Nursing Service will conduct second clinics for diphtheria tetanus and smallpox immunization. Schedules list dates and start times at multiple schools including Ainsworth Washington Riverside Public Wellman Prairie High Kalona and other sites from February 18 to March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington County
Meds Society and
Public Health Nursing Service
Ainsworth
Washington
Lincoln
Riverside Public
St. Mary
West Chester
Prairie Flower
Wellman
Mid
Prairie High School
Washington (Stewart
Kalona
Mid-Prairie Junior High
Area Country Schools
Holy Trinity
Brighton
Washington Junior High
St James
Crawfordsville
Washington High to Attend Southeast Six Conference Meet
Fourteen Washington High School staff members will attend a Southeast Six Conference general meeting in Fairfield this evening. Principal K Schlapkohl will preside, representing the conference which includes speech, music, science instructors, coaches and administrators. The meeting will cover the league spring schedule and planned activities across athletic, science, music and speech departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fairfield
K.schlapkohl
US Syncom satellite loses contact after launch
The United States launched the Syncom relay satellite aboard a Delta rocket at 12 35 a m. Fourteen hours after liftoff ground stations reported loss of contact despite stabilizing maneuvers. The orbit at 22300 miles left the craft hovering in view from Earth as scientists planned five weeks of further maneuvers to final resting position.
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Cape Canaveral
UPL
United States
Earth
North America
Africa
Syncom
Ncom
Avanti Ocean
Americas
Rites at Lisbon for Frances Mildred Horner
Funeral rites for Frances Mildred Horner will be held at 1 39 p.m. Saturday in the Morgan Funeral Home at Lisbon. Mrs. Horner was the wife of a former veterinarian at Brighton and previously lived near Wellman before moving to Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Milldred Horner
Morgan
Lisbon
Kennedy Proposes Youth Conservation and National Service Corps
President Kennedy urged Congress to create a 15000 member youth conservation corps and a domestic national service corps, expand the overseas Peace Corps to 13000 volunteers by 1964, and extend juvenile delinquency programs and family welfare funding. The plan aims to cut youth unemployment, boost the economy, and prepare citizens to serve.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Youth Conservation Corps
National Service Corps
Peace Corps
Conservation Corps
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Shigger Peace Corps
Overseas Peace Corps
Exchange student to speak at local meeting tonight
Four foreign exchange students from Winfield-Mt. Union High School will speak at a joint meeting of the Foreign Language Club and Future Teachers Association tonight. Parveen Machiawalla from Pakistan will address the groups, with the event starting at 7:30 in the old high school building.
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Winfield-Mt. Union High School
Foreign Language Club
Future Teachers Association
Parveen Machiawalla
Pakistan
Busy Evening for Washington School Board Actions
Washington Community School District board members had a busy evening approving curriculum changes and salaries, reaffirming safety measures at the North Fourth Avenue crossing, and authorizing six Parsons College seniors as practice teachers. They adopted the 1963 64 calendar, reviewed tuition and transportation, and endorsed a new salary schedule with an average increase of 299 dollars for local teachers.
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Washington Community School
Parsons College
Marion Swanson
Ruth Simpson
Stewart School
Washington
North Fourth Avenue
Stan Kiesey
North Central Association
John V. Phleger
E. Kelly Schlapkell
Chicago
Supt
Phleger
Riverside Man Wingler Dies After Illness and Service
Riverside veteran John Edward Wingler aged 69 died Wednesday evening at Mercy Hospital Town City after a 15 month cancer fight. Funeral services set for Saturday at St Marys Riverside with burial in Holy Trinity Cemetery Richmond. He leaves a widow two sons five daughters thirteen grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Riverside
John Edward Wingler
Mercy
Town City
St. Mary's Church
Walter Boechmann
Sorden and Adams
Holy Trinity
Richmond
Wingler
Joseph
Mary
Nedsley Wingler
Ethel Vaughn
Daryl
Rosemead
Calif
Clayton
Allen Sutton
Dayton
Donald Rath
Gene Streb
Robert Kopf
Donald Dutler
Mrs Zelda Schwab of Kinross Dies
Mrs Zelda Schwab 66 of Kinross died Wednesday afternoon at Mercy Hospital Town City after six years illness. Born April 22 1896 South English to Wesley and Nettie Lane she married John Schwab Nov 15 1913. They lived in Kinross since 1944. Survivors include husband eight children 35 grandchildren six great grandchildren and three brothers. Funeral services pending Powell Funeral Home South English.
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Kinross
Zelda Schwab
Mercy
Methodist Church
Dean Francis
Coralville
John W
Iowa City
Dorothy Harvey
Omaha
Neb
Cecil Lesson
Milan
Ernest
Duane
Gerald
United States Army
Germany
Ernest Lane
Cedar Rapids
Maurice Lane
Harper
Howard Lane
Wichita
Kan
Weather Iowa: Fair tonight with a Friday shift to clouds
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions in Iowa tonight, then becoming partly cloudy on Friday with scattered light snow in the northwest. Temperatures rise slowly with a little warmth in the west and center. Tonight lows range from zero to 10 below, Friday highs from 5 to 10 above, up to near 20 in the southwest.
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Iowa
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Asks Youth Conservation Corps
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Sweden
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Edward Hatchcroft
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