Kennedy condemns Surabaya attack by irresponsible elements
UPI reports Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy blamed irresponsible elements for anti American vandalism in Surabaya, Indonesia. About 50 rioters attacked U S and Japanese properties, leaving leaflets critical of Kennedy's visit. no injuries. Kennedy called the act unfortunate and urged goodwill toward the United States.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Surabaya
U.S
U.S. Information Service
Kennedy
United Press International
United States
Bandung
East Java
Foreign Office
Kennedy trade bill gains support in Congress
President Kennedy seeks a liberal five year textile accord and broad tariff powers. Hearings on the trade bill set for March 12 with Wilbur Mills leading the Ways and Means panel. Support grows in committee though House opposition remains. The pact could take effect October 1 pending action on the bill.
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Washington
UPS
Kennedy
Congress
United States
Phil Landrum
D-Ga
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways & Means Committee
Europe
Rites for Ella Ulin Held in Wellman
Ella Doll Ulin 85 died Friday after months of illness. Funeral planned for 3 p.m. Sunday at Powell Funeral Home Wellman. Born July 30, 1876 in Iowa County to Hiram and Clarinda Fuller. Survived by two sons Bennie L. Richland and Otis E. Wellman, daughter Betty L. Atkin Waterloo, eight grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren, three sisters Kay Kelly Belmont Lydia Stearns St Joseph Mo Josie Kelly Iowa City, one brother Ralph Fuller Des Moines.
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Wellman
Ella
Doll) Ulin
Powell Funeral Home
Uun
Iowa County
Hiram
Clarinda Fuller
Levi Benjamin Alin
Bennie L
Richland
Otis E
Betty L. Atkins
Waterloo
Kay Kelly
Belmont
Lydia Stearns
St. Joseph, Mo
Josie Kelly
Iowa City
Ralph Fuller
Des Moines
Doctor Madison Kills Family Then Ends Own Life
In Columbia South Carolina Sheriff Sligh says the pattern points to Dr Vincent J Madison killing his family at a bungalow and then taking his own life in Washington D C. The doctor a Syracuse New York native and Army Hospital physician disappeared Wednesday and was found dead in a hotel room with a pistol nearby.
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Columbia, S.C
UPS
Vincent J. Madison
Strother Sligh
Madison
Washington
Ft. Jackson Army Hospital
Syracuse
Sligh
Sally Carter Madison
Vincent J. Jr
Mark Danial
Brain Pratick
Hugh
Mary E. Madison
Statler
House
Paul Derby
Derby
Hitchhiker Killed in Crash Near Marengo
A car crash on U S 6 near Marengo killed hitchhiker Robert J. Gould of Smiths Creek Michigan and critically injured the driver Dolly Jones of Des Moines and three other occupants Curtis Sample and Tom Dunagan both of Des Moines and the unidentified fourth person. Police and workers needed almost an hour to extract victims from the wreckage using a wrecking tool after the car sheared two telephone poles and collided with a third.
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Marengo
UPI
U.S. 6
Robert J. Gould
Smiths Creek
Mich
Newton
Marengo Memorial Hospital
Dolly Jones
Des Moines
Curtis Sample
Tom Dunagan
Here
Gould
Callister Funeral In Keota Sunday
Funeral services for Ray Callister of Keota will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Powell Funeral Home in Keota. The Rev L Duane Churchman will officiate with burial in Keota Cemetery.
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Keota
Ray
Callister of
Powell
L. Duane Churchman
Brazilian State Seizes U S Owned Firm in Rio Grande do Sul
Rio Grande do Sul state seized the National Telephone Company in Porto Alegre, paying about 400000 in local currency. ITT contests the action, calling it repugnant to Alliance for Progress aims and demanding reversal. Governor Brizola backs the seizure as part of distributing assets to the poor.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Rio Grande Do Sul
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
U.S. State Department
ITT
Harold S. Geneen
New York
Alliance For Progress
Brazil
Rio Grande
Leonel Brizola
Joao Goulart
Brizola
Joaquim Sotter
Porto Alegre
Geneen
Storms Sweep Nation Bring Rain and Snow Across Regions
United Press International reports storms pound the nation with rain in the Far West and snow in the Rockies and northern plains. Temperatures plunge to 10 below in North Dakota while California rains ease drought in parts.
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California
Grand Forks
Fargo
N.D
Central Plains
Upper
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Plains
Appalachians
New England
Edmund G. Brown
Los Angeles County
Oregon
Brookings
Newport
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Ohio Valley
Oklahoma
Texas
Weather Bureau
Gevock Leads Knights of Columbus Pinochle Marathon
Nick Gevock and spouse move into the lead at the Knights of Columbus pinochle marathon after nine rounds. Plans for the annual marathon party were announced with the event set for February 26 at 7 30 p m in St James cafeteria. Top teams and scores listed include Mr and Mrs Nick Gevock 9180 and others, highlighting standings and party details.
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Nick Gevock
Knights of Columbus
St. James Cafeteria
Raymond Hammen
George Horn
Bertha Orth
Marcella Wittetoe
William Bruty
Howard Hess
Ray van Zile
Burton Kent
Ivan Lukavsky
Bill Marie Jr
British Troops Rush to Quell Guiana Riots After Strike
Britain dispatches ships planes and engineers to Georgetown British Guiana to restore order following a week long general strike against Premier Gheddi Jagan. Rioters set fires attacked police and damaged utilities as 60 000 demonstrators led by Forbes Burnham march on off limits zones. The government proclaims a state of siege and seeks reinforcements while opponents condemn emergency measures.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
UPI
Britain
Guiana
England
Caribbean
Jamaica
Gheddi Jagan
Electric Power Company
Ralph Grey
Burnham
Hope For Better Break Today Marchers Rally At White House
Washington news report on the Turn Toward Peace student marchers planning a resumed picket in front of the White House and the Soviet Embassy. Leaders hope for warmer reception from officials and plan more interviews with government figures including Sorensen Bundy and Wiesner as the rally ends.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Norman Thomas
Actor Mr. Wilson of Dennis Show Dies at 55
Joseph Kearns known as Mr. Wilson on Dennis the Menace died in Los Angeles from a cerebral hemorrhage at age 55 after a week in coma at Parkview Hospital. A veteran character actor, he also appeared on the Danny Thomas Show How to Marry a Millionaire Lux Theater radio dramas and the Jack Benny programs and voiced Suspense.
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Los Angeles
UP1
Joseph Kearns
Mr. Wilson
Dennis the Menace
Parkview Hospital
Kearns
Danny Thomas
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jack Benny
Freeman backs Kennedy farm balance plan at institute
Agriculture Secretary Freeman said Kennedy’s balance proposal is the only controversial part of the four point program. He cited farmer choice between government controls with price supports or no controls and no supports, as he defended the plan at the National Farm Institute. The other three points aim to expand agricultural use, repurpose idle land for recreation, and attack rural poverty.
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Des Moines
UPI
Orville L. Freeman
Kennedy
Freeman
National Farm Institute
Explain Strategy In South Viet Nam
Washington officials described a counter guerrilla approach in South Vietnam with U S troops not in combat roles. They emphasized no mass invasion plans and noted Ngo Dinh Diem largely directs strategy while U S helicopter supply missions continue.
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Washington
UPS
South Viet Nam
U.S
Republican National Committee
Kennedy
Viet Nam
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Burma
Malaya
Philippines
Space flight status divided as Glenn awaiting launch
Cape Canaveral reports divided public opinion over John Glenn’s readiness for an earth orbital flight. NASA disputed claims of psychological unfitness while officials cited weather and program constraints as the deciding factors for the 10th postponement and upcoming launch window.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
John H. Glenn Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Glenn
Constantine Generales Jr
Space Medical Research
New York Medical College
John A. Powers
John Glenn
Robert V. Voas
Powers
Project Mercury
WAC Recruiter Set to Visit Washington Post Office
Joanne Marcus of the Women's Army Corps will visit the Washington post office on Wednesday February 21 to discuss careers with young women. Marcus, stationed in Davenport, previously served at the Army Intelligence Training Center in Baltimore and has been assigned in New Jersey Munich Germany San Francisco and Arlington Virginia.
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le Joanne Marcus
Women's Army Corps
Washington
WAC
Marcus
Davenport
Army Intelligence Training Center
Baltimore
New Jersey
Munich
Germany
San Francisco
Arlington
Death Toll Is Already 25
A killer storm battered northern Europe with hurricane winds along a 500 to 800 mile path. The death toll stood at 25 including 11 in Britain 10 in West Germany 3 in Denmark and 1 in East Germany. Hamburg suffered severe floods with 600 soldiers aiding relief efforts as islands and coastlines faced rising tides and widespread disruption.
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London
UPI
Europe
North Sea
Britain
West Germany
Denmark
East Germany
Hamburg
Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
Shetland Islands
Wilhelmsburg
Husum
Schleswig-Holstein
Frankfurt
Wila
Jan Suhr
Holland
Junction Man Dies At Muscatine Hospital
Harry M. Smith 76 died Friday evening at Muscatine General Hospital. Funeral Monday 1:30 p.m. Duncan Funeral Home Columbus Junction with Rev. Robert Parris officiating. Burial Columbus City Cemetery. Born January 8 1886 in Keymar Maryland he lived in Columbus Junction 45 years as a carpenter. Survived by widow a son Harlan Chicago and Millicent Johnson Staten Island NY who had lived with the Smiths.
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Columbus Junction
Harry M. Smith
Muscatine General Hospital
Duncan
Robert Parris
Columbus City Cemetery
Mr. Smith
Keymar
Maryland
Charles
Mary Smith
Aline Johnson
Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Odd Fellows Lodge
Harlan
Chicago
Millicent Johnson
Staten Island
N. Y
The
Smiths
School Term Set To Start August 27 In Washington
The 1962-63 calendar shows classes begin August 27 and run through May 25. The board of education adopted the calendar this week.
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Washington
Board of Education
Weather report for Iowa with heavy snow in northwest
Heavy snow developing over northwest tonight and Sunday. Mostly snow over the north and west with freezing precipitation southeast tonight and Sunday. Colder northeast today and not as cold tonight. Low tonight and high Sunday 15 20 northwest lower Ws southeast.
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Iowa
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Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Baloney
Holifield
Theodore E. Sorensen
McGeorge Bundy
National Security
Jerome B Wiesner
Dennis
Muscatine Hospital
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