Stump's Lawyer Seeks Rehearing On Murder Case
A 4 page petition for rehearing was filed in the Iowa Supreme Court over Ronald Stump's second degree murder conviction and 75 year sentence for the Daly killing. Attorney J Riley McManus urged a modern reinterpretation of alibi law, arguing the prosecution must prove the defendant was at the scene. The high court upheld the verdict Jan 15 in Des Moines. Stump, free on bond, lived with his parents while working in a Keokuk shoe store.
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Supreme Court
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Phi Beta Kappa
University of Towa
Ottumwa
Daly
Leanna Jean Skultery
Ron
Mike McManus
Iowa
Local CEF Members At State Meeting
Representatives of Chapter five Citizens for Educational Freedom attended a meeting in Des Moines on Wednesday. Attending were Mr and Mrs George Horn Ed Peiffer Ralph Peiffer Mrs LeRoy Veggy and Mrs Robert Marek. The state bus transportation committee listed Stanley Rooda chair man George Wright vice chairman Tressa Dieter executive secretary and treasurer Mary Doering publicity executive chairmen Andreas George Horn Washington Roger Keppers Eagle Grove and Frank Patik Oskaloosa Glen
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Chapter Five
Citizens For Educational Freedom
Des Moines
George Horn
Ed Peiffer
Ralph Peiffer
LeRoy Veggy
Robert Marek
Stanley Rooda
Pella
George Wright
Eagle Grove
Tressa Dieter
Mary Doering
Ft Madison
Andreas
Washington
Roger Keppers
Frank Patik
Oskaloosa
Glen
Swine Association To Meet Here March 28
Tickets for the annual banquet of the Washington County Swine Producers Association are on sale through directors or the Extension Service office in Washington. The banquet, March 28, will be at the Washington Methodist Church with J W Rowe of Waterloo from D X Sunray Oil Co as speaker. Directors include Elmer Schneider, Edwin Horn, Oren B, Cletus Reed, John Duvall, Jim Barnes, Bill Willetoe, Don Stout, and Dale Roberts.
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Extension Service
Washington
Washington Methodist Church
J.W. Rowe
Waterloo
D-X Sunray Oil Co
Swine Association
Elmer Schneider
Edwin Horn
Riverside
Oren B
Wellman
Cletus Reed
John Duvall
West Ches
Jim Barnes
Brighton
Bill Willetoe
Don Stout
Dale Roberts
Crawfordsville
George Horas Leads in Pinochle Marathon
George Horas and spouse top the U s Men s pinochle marathon after eight rounds with 7 410 points. Close behind are Dr and Mrs M L McCreedy at 7 390 and Mr and Mrs Ed Conner at 6 880. The field includes Gene Gorham undefeated among top contenders, with Foster Bauer Gallagher Gorham Crone and others trailing.
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M. L. McCreedy
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Ste. Craig Wolford Dies in Mine Field Accident
SFC Craig Benton Wolford, 37, of Ste. Craig Wolford, was killed in Vietnam when a mine exploded during mine field laying operations. His mother Mrs. Charles F. Wolford said she was notified of his death. He is survived by seven brothers and two sisters. he was not married.
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Wellman Man Loses Foot in Farm Accident
Walter Miller of Wellman lost a foot in a farm accident while unloading corn at the Eldon Sehlibaugh farm. He became entangled in an auger and doctors at an Iowa City hospital amputated the foot. Miller was employed by Herman's Feed Co.
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Walter Miller
Iowa City
Eldon Sehlibaugh
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Herman's Feed Co
Hughes Backs Slower Trucks Opposes 60 MPH Limit
Des Moines Iowa Gov Harold E Hughes indicated he opposes the 60 mph truck speed limit bill. He has not decided on a veto and warned the measure may raise operating costs. He spoke after talks with three trucking firms who opposed the higher limit.
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Mechanicsville May Have Streets Again
Four Mechanicsville residents won an appeal leading Cedar County District Court to reaffirm a $270000 street paving project. Judge Maxwell ruled the contract with Iowa Road Building Co. Fairmont Minnesota valid and enforceable, allowing weather permitting work to resume and special assessments to fund about $200000 in bonds plus $60000 in general obligations. Four objectors avoid all levies, while the company must pave the properties they own and absorb the costs.
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Tipton
B. J. Maxwell
Phil Sorenson
Sorenson
Maxwell
Iowa Road Building Co
Fairmont, Minn
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Road Building Company
Freeman Seeks Stronger Market Role for Farmers
Des Moines based United Press International reports Agriculture Secretary Orville L. Freeman urged boosting farmers influence in the market at the 25th Farm Institute. He rejected loyalty to any single program and warned organized groups gain while farmers fall behind. He proposed marketing agreements or nationwide government programs and noted declining job levels in his agency despite overall department growth.
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Riverside youth hurt in head-on crash with maintainer
Duanes Evans, 17, of Riverside, was taken to Mercy Hospital after his car collided head on with a county road maintainer two miles southeast of Riverside around 7:45 a.m. Henry Wieland of Riverside operated the maintainer. Evans was not believed seriously hurt.
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Rev George Youtzy To Speak At Ainsworth Church
Ainsworth headline notes Rev George Youtzy of Dubuque will address the Ainsworth Methodist Church Sunday at 10 49 am. He represents Hillcrest Baby Farm and will discuss adoptions and work with abandoned mothers. A basket dinner follows at noon and slides will be shown. Public invited.
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Geor Youtzy
Dubuque
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Daily Hustler Debuts as Washington Paper
The 70th year begins with the Daily Hustler proclaiming quality over quantity, aiming to report Washington society and local progress while avoiding national political fights. It invites readers to sample its modest, well-edited format and notes a history of evolution into the Evening Journal.
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Don't Forget Smouse and Stephens Closing Out Sale
Mercer and Chilcote announce a closing out sale of dry goods. Located door east of Sol, Rich, on the north side square.
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Morning Journal marks 70 years since Daily Hustler seed
The Washington Evening Journal celebrates 70 years since the 1893 founding of the Daily Hustler by Harry Keister and William V McCausland. The paper’s name changes, key early staff, and 1900 shift in leadership with Orville Elder are noted, alongside era details, early ads, and front page items.
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Syncom Satellite Still Missing After Launch
Syncom, a first cousin to Telstar, vanished about five hours after Thursday’s Delta Rockwell launch. Tracking stations searched the skies worldwide as 36 hours passed with no trace of the drum shaped satellite. Scientists were baffled and downhearted, fearing even if found it would be badly damaged debris in space.
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Carcass Show Tops With Jennings and Hora Leading Entries
Jennings and Hora head the Washington County Market Hog Show carcass division amid 82 entries and premium prices near 17 dollars per hundred. Top carcass measures include live weight 194 pounds and carcass 162 pounds with loin eye 6.08 square inches and a 73.20 percent yield valued at 17.01 per hundred. The event, hosted by the Washington County Extension Service Swine Producers Association and the Washington High School Voe Ag Department, aired results Thursday evening.
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George Hora
Washington County
Washington High School
Vivian Jennin
Orville Meeker
David Meeker
Vivian Jennings
Ed Jones
Steve Meeker
Cindy Jones
Ira Huber
Ronnie Davis
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Washington County Extension Service
Swine Producers Association
Voe Ag
Soviet reject Kennedy hot line plan amid disarmament talks
At the 17 nation disarmament conference Kuznetsov rejected a Kennedy proposal for a White House Kremlin hot line to prevent accidental war and tied a nuclear test ban to Moscow terms. He urged acceptance of on site inspections and opposed NATO as an aggressor bloc while warning negotiations lack a basis.
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Postal Employees Win Safe Driving Awards at Washington Post Office
Six Washington Post Office employees received safe driving honors from the Post Office Department and the National Safety Council. No on duty accidents are recorded for the awardees, who will be named by acting postmaster Harry Levy. Recipients include Roberty, Dale Eyestone, Allen Hamp sher, Rolla Crawford, Vick Masson, and Floyd Sturgis with service years ranging from two to thirty-two.
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Weather Outlook for Iowa From Friday to Sunday
Cloudy with light snow in the southwest and far west through tonight. Cold with lows from zero to 10 below in the northeast to near 10 above in the southwest. Highs Saturday 10 above to near 20 above. Sunday partly cloudy with slowly moderating temperatures. Five day forecast shows temperatures about 5 degrees below normal through Wednesday with a slow warm trend then turning colder Tuesday.
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