Eisenhower Sees U S Military Power Ample for Today and Tomorrow
President Eisenhower in a nationwide radio TV address says America's defense is indestructible and incalculable, ample for now and tailored for tomorrow. He notes strong bomber and carrier forces and growing missile supply while critics press for missile policy debate. Several lawmakers welcomed the stance, others urged clearer focus on Soviet missile advances.
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UPI
Eisenhower
United States
South America
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
America
U. S
U.S
Ike Arrives In Puerto Rico ANOTHER WINTER STORM
Snow blanketed the Washington area over the weekend with three inches added as schools closed in Washington Public Schools and Mid-Prairie districts. Buses struggled on snow covered roads though some towns kept classes. Minor routes remained ice coated while major highways saw improved conditions by afternoon. Local officials anticipated resumption of classes Tuesday if roads clear.
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Washington
Mid-Prairie
West Chester
Wellman
Kalona
Highway Commission
Sheriffs Office
Brighton
Riverside
Crawfordsville
Wayland
Richland
Ainsworth
Future Farmers Banquet To Honor Members At High School
The Future Farmers of America chapter will hold its Parents-Son Banquet in the old gym at 6 30 Tuesday evening in the high school. About 100 students and parents are expected. Loran Hickerson of Iowa University will speak. Awards include National FFA Foundation, DeKalb Achievement, and local chapter honors. Honorary Chapter Farmer to be initiated. John Skubal will serve as toastmaster.
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John V. Phieger
St. James Catholic
Supt
Phleger
Fairfield
Iowa City
Future Farmers of America
Verne Knecht
F.F.A
Loran Hickerson
Iowa University
F.F.A. Foundation
DeKalb
Baptist Youth to Attend National Seminar in Washington D C
Eddie Weeks leads the First Baptist Church senior youth at the Baptist Youth Fellowship Christian Citizenship Seminar in Washington D C March 5 12. Pam Farrell Marvin Lowry and others join youths from across the nation to study political and international issues before the next election. They will visit the United Nations Congress Supreme Court and other government offices and discuss Christian obligations to government.
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Eddie Weeks
Sam ‘Weeks
First Baptist Church
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Washington, D. C
Eddie
Youth Fellowship
Pam Farrell
Walter Farrell Jr
Marvin Lowry
Werner Lowry
Iowa City
Council On Christian Social Progress of
The
American Baptist Convention
United Nations
Congress
Supreme Court
Eisenhower Lands in Puerto Rico First Leg of Latin Trip
President Eisenhower arrived in San Juan amid rival pro and anti‑Ike demonstrations and a tight police line. He praised Puerto Rico as a successful U S commonwealth example and outlined aims for Latin America as he prepared to head to Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay.
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Uruguay
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Linking Cancer To Smoking Draws Student Criticism
In Chicago the New Physician journal challenges links between lung cancer and smoking. James E. Russell, a University of Texas medical branch student, argues most evidence comes from death certificates rather than autopsy data, questioning reported smoking related cancer links.
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UPS
American Medical Assn
James E. Russell
University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
Tex
Association
Russell
Jaycees to Hold Annual Trade Show Here March 16 17
The local Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycees announce their annual Trade Show in the armory on Wednesday and Thursday March 16 and 17. Keith Proctor is the event chairman. A style show opens the first night with professional entertainment the second. Commercial display booths remain available and door prizes will be awarded on both nights.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Keith Proctor
Jaycees
Air
Proctor
Armory
Funeral Services For Mrs Lloyd Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs Robert Lloyd 47 will be at Jones Funeral Home Tuesday at 1 30 p m with Rev Carlyle Smith officiating Burial will be in Elm Grove Cemetery She died Saturday Feb 20 1960 at Washington County Hospital after a stroke at a church circle meeting She was born April 26 1912 in Rever Missouri and survived by her husband two daughters a son a grandson and her parents and siblings.
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Robert Lloyd
Jones Funeral Home
Carlyle Smith
Elm Grove Cemetery
Revere
Kahoka
Christian Church
Womens’ Society of Christian Church
Robert Lloyd Jr
Grinnell
Marilyn Heater
Denver
Colo
Dorothy
Forestry Meeting in Brighton Wednesday
Tom Robb of the county extension office reminds timber owners of a forestry meeting in Brighton on Wednesday at 1 15 PM. Speakers include Bruce Plum district forester Robert Davidson extension forester and Allen Alyn forester for a Ft Madison paper mill. Several saw mill owners and operators will attend at the high school building.
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Tom Robb
Brighton
Bruce Plum
Robert Davidson
Allen Alyn
Ft. Madison
Walking race hoax over marriage plot by Bangor twins
Vaughan and Howard Clarke and Jean Gowans admit the 108 mile walk to decide who would marry the university coed was a hoax. They aimed to raise money for charity but only a few pounds were collected. Authorities condemn the stunt and plan disciplinary actions.
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UPI
Vaughan
Howard Clarke
Bangor University
Jean Gowans
Jean
Bangor
Flint
Clarke Brothers
Miss Gowans
Vaughan Clarke
Howard
Ken Lowrie
Dane Hall Dies in Florida Boat Disaster
Dane Hall 45 a native of Ohio and nephew of Mrs. Hugh Hall died in a Tampa boat accident Saturday. He had lived in Tampa about a year and worked with a large Florida land development project. Burial will be in Tampa.
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Tampa
Florida
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Ohio
Longtime Kalona Resident Steven D. Yoder Dies at 85
Steven D. Yoder, 85, lifelong Kalona resident, died suddenly at his Kalona home on February 20, 1960. Funeral at East Union Mennonite Church, with burial in East Union Cemetery. Survived by seven daughters, three sons, two brothers, one sister. wife Lizzie Miller died 1957. Burial plans handled by Yoder Funeral Home Kalona.
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Steven D. Yoder
Kalona Home
Kalona
Lizzie F. Miller
Mose P. Yoder
Mary Yotty
Ed Knepp
Emma Yoder
Jens Kramer
Anthony Myers
Goshen
Ind
Wade Strickland
Long Beach
Calif
John J., Monroe
Henry
Frank D
Lewis D
Lenna R. Yoder
NamEd by Thieves More Chicago Officers In Burglary Scandal
Chicago investigators name more than twenty police and detectives linked to a burglary ring as part of a widening scandal. Lt. John Neuwater and Irwin Cohen discuss lie detector tests and future testing while aine suspects remain suspended.
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Chicago
UPI
Irwin Cohen
Richard J. Daley
Commission of Investigation
Stateville Penitentiary
John Neuwater
Cohen
Gold Coast
Phelan
Summerdale
Ferlic
Aaron Kohn
Big Nine
City Council
Emergency Crime Committee
Kohn
Grand
Annual Hog Market Show Here Tuesday
The third annual Market Hog Show will be held Tuesday March 23 at the Washington Sale Barn west of Washington on old highway 92. Judges are Dean Rinner of Wilson and Company and Gordon Knowles of Oscar Mayer. Hogs will be graded in two weight classes under USDA standards with top cash prizes and Oscar Mayer will buy all hogs on a grade basis. Exhibitors may visit the Oscar Mayer Davenport plant Thursday at 7 30 p m to see carcasses graded. Lunch will be provided at the sale barn Tuesday noon.
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Washington
Washington County Swine Producers Association
Dean Rinner
Wilson and Company
Gordon Knowles
Oscar Meyer
USDA
Davenport
IDPA Holds Annual Meeting in Chicago
Inland Daily Press Assn marks its seventh anniversary in Chicago as about 500 publishers gather for sessions. John S. Knight delivers the keynote. Norman Vincent Peale and Eugene Gilbert speak. awards and clinics on circulation, training, and newsprint costs are planned.
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Chicago
UPI
Inland Daily Press Assn
United States
John S. Knight
Knight Newspapers
Norman Vincent Peale
Eugene Gilbert
Canada
Odds Against Ninth Reprieve for Convict Chessman
San Francisco UPI report says California lawmakers expect strong opposition to any bid to end capital punishment as Daryl Chessman seeks a ninth reprieve. Governor Brown granted a 60 day delay after an eight session. political pressure and a State Department note influence stance amid ongoing clemency debates.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Daryl Chessman
Guy Edmund G. Brown
Chessman
San Quentin
Brown
State Department
Eisenhower
South America
United Press International
Che Cinan
E A Peterson of Olds Dies in Mt Pleasant
Olds pioneer grocer E A Peterson died at Memorial Hospital in Mt Pleasant Sunday February 21 1960 after about three weeks illness. Aged 85 he ran a general store in Olds for over 50 years. Funeral at Swedesburg Lutheran Church Tuesday at 2 pm with burial there. He was born April 6 1874 near Swedesburg and married Ida Sandall of York Nebraska on January 20 1964. Survived by widow son Virgil W Peterson of Chicago and grandson Edward P Peterson of Chicago. He was predeceased by six brothers and two sisters and one grandson.
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Olds
Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
FE. A. Peterson
Swedesburg Lutheran Church
Mr. Peterson
Swedesburg
Ida Sandall
York, Neb
Virgil W. Peterson
Chicago
Chicago Crime Commission
Edward P. Peterson
Four Bombs Dropped Near Castro's Beach Villa
Unidentified small plane dropped four mortar shell like bombs near Fidel Castro's Cojimar beach villa in Havana. Castro was not at the villa. at least three bombs likely fell in the sea as military personnel fired at the plane.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel Castro
Cojimar
Castro
Navy
Caljimar Castle
Cojimar Villa
Weather Summary for Iowa From United Press International
Partly cloudy and continued cold in Iowa tonight and Tuesday. Lows dip from 6 below to 2 above with a high around 12 to 20 above. Continuous cold snap expected through Tuesday.
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United Press International
Iowa
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