Notice of whisker club membership for 125th celebration
Mayor Cloid Willits declares all men and boys growing whiskers must join the Brothers of the Brush by March 2 to be eligible for trips prizes badges and pocket cards. Cards and badges available at Ray's TV McDaniel Drug Farrell Office Supply Chamber of Commerce Jarvis Appliance or from Phillip Dusenbery, with March 2, 1964 deadline.
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Cloid Willits
Brothers of the Brush
Ray’s TV
McDaniel Drug
Farrell Office Supply
Chamber of Commerce
Jarvis Appliance
Phillip Dusenbery
Violence Flare Emerges In Princess Anne Maryland
A bomb exploded in a Negro family yard in Princess Anne Maryland and a burning cross appeared near the all white college town. No injuries were reported. Earlier 300 state college students demonstrated in the business district, a police captain was struck and a white man was disarmed. Two student leaders were later released on bond.
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United Press International
Princess Anne
Leon Gates
Maryland State College
Baltimore
State College
John Wilson
Addison
Cash
New York
James E. Allen Jr
New York City
Boston
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roy Wilkins
City Hall
Chicago
G. W. Hester
J. H. Jackson
National Baptist Convention
Crawfordsville girl earns national Make It With Wool honor
Miss Diane Buffington daughter of Mr and Mrs Layton Buffington of Crawfordsville has been recognized for winning the Make It With Wool contest at the national level. The Winfield Chamber of Commerce hosts a banquet in her honor on Friday Feb 28. She travels to New York City March 3 as a guest of To Tell The Truth, tours points of interest, and tapes on Thursday morning as a contestant.
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Crawfordsville
Diane Buffington
Layton Buffington
Winfield Chamber of Commerce
Buffington
New York City
Washington and Johnson County boards hold joint meeting
Washington County and Johnson County boards of education met at Prairie Flower Special Education School to review mutual school issues and examine the county program. They discussed reorganization in southern Johnson areas served by Highland and Mid-Prairie districts, with no boundaries set. A special March 3 meeting in Brighton Township will explain reorganization proposals to Indian Creek residents at 7:30 p.m.
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Washington County
Johnson County
Highland
Mid-Prairie
Jetliner crash over Lake Pontchartrain with 58 aboard
An Eastern Air Lines jetliner carrying 58 people crashed into 16 feet of water in Lake Pontchartrain shortly after takeoff from New Orleans. Coast Guard divers and rescue teams recovered wreckage and bodies as fog and waves hampered search efforts. The flight originated in Mexico City en route to New York, with stops in Atlanta and Washington.
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New Orleans
UPI
Anstern Air Lines
Lake Pontchartrain
Coast Guard
Mexico City
New York
Williams
Zeng
Ringoes
N.J
Eastern
Mandeville
L. E Clark
Atlanta
Washington
New Orleans International
Moisant
U.S
Canada
West Germany
Trol
New Orleans Lake Front
Slidell
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
National Guard
ISU Farm Course Honors Area Students at Ames
A group of area students will be honored for completing the Iowa State University Winter Quarter Farm Operations course in Ames. Recipients include Bill Frame of Ainsworth son of Mr and Mrs John Frame Kenneth W Rich of Crawfordsville son of Mr and Mrs Walter Rich Lynn G Roth of Wayland son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Roth Norman L Unternehmer of Wayland son of Mr and Mrs Noah Unternehmer Max W Stansky of Wellman son of Mr and Mrs Ma
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Iowa State University
Ames
Bill Frame
Ainsworth
John Frame
Kenneth W. Rich
Crawfordsville
Walter Rich
Lynn G. Roth
Wayland
Gilbert Roth
Norman L. Unternahrer
Noah Unternahrer
Max W. Stansky
Well Nan
Chicago school boycott draws sizable turnout amid tensions
In Chicago, integration advocates staged a second classroom boycott with police assigned to majority Negro schools on the South Side. Leaders claimed 23,712 pupils absent in 28 schools and 123 freedom schools operated in place. They expected up to 100,000 participants, while many prominent local figures opposed the action.
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Chicago
UPS
South Side
Hyde Park High School
Jenner
Schiller
Byrd
Newton
Aldrich
Carver
Yale
Harvard
Guggenheim
Hyde Park
Cooley
Senate panel debates role of Congress in presidential succession
Witnesses urged varied paths to replace a disabled president with ideas ranging from a five member commission to give Congress final say after a presidential panel. Harvard professor Freund warned against a dangerous gamble with national survival while Burns proposed a cabinet majority and commission with congressional final say.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Congres
Harvard
Paul A. Freund
Burns
James MacGregor Burns
Kennedy
Congress
Rowan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Carl T. Rowan
U.S. Information Agency
Base Sador
USIA
Clay fined for Miami disturbance
Frantic Cassius Clay shouted and babbled at the weigh in prompting a $2,500 fine from the Miami Beach Boxing Commission. Liston weighed 218 pounds, Clay 210 as they prepared for the heavyweight title bout.
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Miami Beach
Fla
UPI
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Liston
Clay
Convention Hall
Morris Klein
Miami Beach Boxing Commission
Cassius
Waco speech program postponed due to basketball schedule
Olds speech showcase at Waco High School has been postponed because of a district basketball conflict. The event, originally set for March 13, will be rescheduled to a later date to avoid clashing with games.
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Waco
Olds
Waco High School
A W Hinderman dies. former county engineer
Arthur W Hinderman 68 died at noon Feb 25 1964 at Washington County Hospital after a six month illness. He lived at 850 South Marion Avenue and will be buried at Cambrian Cemetery after a 2 pm Friday funeral at Jones Funeral Home. He was born Aug 2 1895 in Fairfax Minnesota and served as county engineer in Washington County for 34 years. He married Margaret Jones May 28 1920 in Ames. He served in World War I and was a member of the American Legion. Survivors include his wife two daughters eight grandchildren his mother and several siblings.
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Arthur W. Hinderman
Washington County
South
Marion Avenue
Jones Funeral
Alfred Bertke
Cambrian Cemetery
Mr. Hinderman
Fairfax, Minn
Herman L
Maria Reuhbach Hinderman
Iowa State University
Ames
Margaret Jones
Wapello
State Highway Commission
Iowa Farm To
Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
American Legion
James L. Butler
Sioux City
James B. Vincent
Galena I
H. L. Hinderman
Hilda) Argall
Minneapolis
Ernest
Erma) Grunke
Wellman Methodists at district meeting
Wellman Methodists gathered at a district meeting in Washington on Monday evening led by Mrs. E N Foster chairing the official board and Mrs. Glen Williams presiding over the Woman's Society of Christian Service. C Toppan Johnson chaired the Pastoral Relations Committee with Richard Huber heading the Adult Council and Rev Earl Josten present. The theme was Organizing the Local Church for a More effective Ministry, emphasizing lay participation in all church work, especially calling in homes.
Weather Iowa Sees Clearing and Colder Night
Iowa forecast shows clearing and colder night with Wednesday largely fair and little temp change. Lows dip to near zero in north and near 20 in the southeast while Wednesday highs reach the teens in the north to around 30 in the southeast. Outlook calls for Thursday partly cloudy and warmer.
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Iowa
Remapping Work Begins in Des Moines Legislatures
Legislative committees opened hearings on reapportionment amid debate over rural minority control and various plans. Incoming proposals from Gov Hughes and lawmakers spur a flood of maps from the Senate and House committees.
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Des Moines
UPI
Senate
House
Harold E Hughes
Robert Rigler
New Hampton
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