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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1961

Page

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Iowa House Files 125 Bills Before 10 Day Recess

Des Moines Iowans filed 125 bills in the Iowa House as lawmakers dumped proposals into the hopper before a 10 day recess. Highlights include reapportionment, county attorney reform, governor veto powers for items, a minimum wage bill with exemptions, and creation of an agricultural products utilization board.

Des Moines UPI Iowan House William Kendrick Kendrick David M. Stanley Muscatine Senate William Denman

Cat Gives Birth On Telephone Pole In Pittsburgh

In Pittsburgh a cat perched 35 feet high atop a telephone pole for days giving birth to two kittens while weather battered it. UPI photographer Jim Herrmann and retiree John Burgess rescued the cat by lowering it in a box. the two kittens on the pole reportedly died. Neighbor Mike Adrian, eight, claimed the cat as his own and fed it milk after its rescue.

Pittsburgh API Mike Adrian Animal Rescue League UPI Jim Herrmann John Burgess Herrmann Burgess Mike Mafalda Rescue League Michael

Explanation Meeting on National Farmers Organization

A public explaination and discussion on NFO phases will be held in the county court house court room Wednesday evening led by Ivan Struzynski. Open to all interested non members. Barrack 870 Veterans of World War II to meet Tuesday in Legion rooms with a 6 30 pm cooperative supper and officer elections.

National Farmers Organization Duane Redlinger NFO Redlinger Ivan Struzynski Auxiliary Legion Rooms

Luvertie May Carter Dies in Richland

Luvertie May Carter died at 7 30 pm Sunday at her sister’s home in Richland after several days illness. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Tuesday at Ollie Methodist Church with Rev. Frederic Harris officiating. Goulds Funeral Home of Richland handles arrangements. Born April 11 1885 near Ollie she was the daughter of Isaac and Matilda Carter. She resided with brother David near Ollie and is survived by brother Lawrence of Ollie and sister Mrs Jenkins.

Richland Luvertie May Carter Ulness Gertie Jenkins Ollie Methodist Church Frederic Harris Goulds Funeral Home Miss Carter Ollie Isaac and Matilda Paxton Carter David Lawrence Mrs Jenkins

Follow Up TB Testing Start in Washington County Schools

The tuberculosis skin test follow up in Washington County schools has begun this week. Follow up tests occur today in Wellman and were completed last week in Riverside. Readings in Wellman are scheduled March 2 from 4 to 5 30 p.m. and 6 30 to 7 30 p.m. at the community building. Washington tests are Wednesday March 1 from 4 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. at the home making parlor at the south door of the high school. Results will be checked Friday March 3 from 4 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. The x ray unit comes to Showdown for reactors in Wellman March 14 from 8 30 to 10 30 a m and at the Washington high school from 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. No charge for x rays. funded by Christmas TB seal sales. Nurses assisting include Mrs. Robert McFarlane Mrs. Ray Glover and Mrs. Harry Suter the county health nurse.

Washington County Wellman Riverside Washington Robert McFarlane Ray Glover Harry Suter

Three Weekend Crashes Leave Washington County Battered

A Wellman youth hospitalized in Iowa City and three cars demolished marked a weekend of crashes in Washington County. Keith Litwiller and Marvin Stoltzfus collided on a bridge near Wellman, Litwiller accused of improper passing. Stoltzfus suffered a broken collarbone and facial lacerations. A third crash near Keota and a minor sideswipe on a gravel road also caused damage but no injuries were reported.

Wellman Iowa City Keith Edward Litwiller Route Four Washington Marvin Stoltzfus Stoltzfus Litwiller John Lawrence Knecht 16 Keota Knecht Noble Ralph Leichty Unterwahrer Mt. Pleasant Peter Paul Graber Wayland

Seek Killer of New York Girl

Police hunt a 5-3 inch drunken suspect named Fred Thompson for the abduction and killing of 4 year old Edith Googie Kiccorius in a Manhattan slum room. About 20 000 facial sketches and a nationwide alert were issued, with witnesses in two bars identifying the suspect. The girl was found in a rented room Feb 17 after being sexually assaulted and murdered.

New York UPI Edith Googie) Kiccorius Fred Thompson Googie Thompson Manhattan

Kennedy Seeks $1 Billion Plus Tax Credits to Spur Investment

The Kennedy administration is drafting a tax package offering more than $1 billion in credits to encourage new production facilities. Treasury favors replacing depreciation deductions with investment credits to boost growth, with the exact savings depending on uptake and any caps. The plan aims to provide must pass legislation without broad tax reform this year.

Washington UPI Kennedy White House Treasury

Eisenhower Denies Kennedy Criticism At Palm Springs

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower categorically denied Mundt's report that he criticized the Kennedy administration. He said he has made no judgment of the new administration, deeply regrets Mundt's statement, and rejected its accuracy about his views on public affairs and personal plans. Mundt based his claim on a one hour Palm Springs interview and hinted at a July magazine article for fuller comment. The Kansas town name Wamego means running waters in the Omaha language.

Palm Springs Calif UPI Dwight D. Eisenhower Kennedy Karl E. Mundt R S.D Desert Resort Eisenhower Mundt South Dakota Washington

Congo violence against UN forces shocks Leopoldville

Reports from Leopoldville describe a wave of attacks on UN personnel by Congolese troops. A white UN secretary was raped and Canadian soldiers were beaten, prompting a strong protest from Rajeshwar Dayal. Meanwhile Lumumbist forces advance toward Leopoldville, raising fears of wider conflict as Mobutu’s troops clash with leftists in Oriental Province.

Leopoldville the Congo Rajeshwar Dayal U.N Congo United Nations Dayal Signal Corps Camp Reisdorf Ma Vallee Security Council Kasai Kikwit Wom

Former County Residents Gather for Washington Birthday Dinner

Former Washington County residents now in Polk County held their 40th Washington Birthday dinner in Des Moines. Co chairs Bill Brown and Don Morrison led ceremonies with comments by Don Ross. State Rep Richard L. Stephens spoke. attendees listed include Ed Hite Ed Huff and many others.

Washington County Polk County Washington Bill Brown Don Morrison Don Ross Richard L. Stephens Ainsworth Richard Stephens Russell Casson Homer Coppock Oral Anderson RH Bierma John Perdock Ray Brinton Ralph Schilling Millard Chambers Atlee Wolf Robert Crone Ed Considine Keith Cook Marvin Carter John Stephens Leonard Lintz Leroy Pratt Charles Dayton Duayne Cunningham Ronald Hotle Wayne Chamberlin Bruce McC

New Comptroller Selden Collapses at Home

Marvin Selden Jr., 39, appointed Iowa state comptroller by Gov Norman A. Erbe, collapsed from a heart ailment at his Des Moines home Sunday. He was rushed to Lutheran Hospital and placed in an oxygen tent, later improved but likely to stay under observation for several days, delaying his Wednesday report to the office.

Des Moines UPI Marvin Selden Jr Selden Lutheran Hospital Norman A. Erbe

Arson Suspected After Series of Small Fires In Home

Local police and fire officials investigate arson after seven small fires broke out in the Ed Knepp home at 920 Fast Second Street. Firefighters found fires in a living room, wastebasket, bedroom mattress, kitchen items, and porch. A witness saw four high school age boys fleeing the scene as sirens rang.

M. L. Brown Ed Knepp the Knepp Fast Second Street Brown Knepps Knepp Davenport

Four Die In Iowa Weekend Traffic Crashes

A weekend of double fatal crashes and a drowning raised Iowa’s 1961 toll to 73. In Sioux County a head on collision near Inwood killed Marvin Kollis and Edwin Dick Boekestein both 16. in Muscatine area another three car wreck on Iowa 22 claimed Albert Thede 57 and Beulah Newton 44 with multiple injuries. Herman Van Veen 73 drowned after his car stalled in a water filled ditch near his Otley farm. his body was recovered Sunday morning.

Iowa Sioux Inwood Marvin Kollis Edwin Dick Boekestein Herman van Veen Otley Vivia_ Sloterdyk Knoxville Marion County van Veen van Veens

Prisoner and Nurse's Aide Go Missing in Iowa City

A 20 year old prisoner from Anamosa Men's Reformatory and 19 year old nurse's aide Carolyn Schott disappeared from the University of Iowa Hospitals on Sunday night. Authorities noted Jordan had entered the hospital for an ear condition and may have left without guards or confinement. The hospital car of Miss Schott is also missing and officials are treating the cases as possibly connected.

Iowa City Miss Schott Ray Purcell Jordan Jordan En

Texas Storm Threatens Flood Areas Across South

A Texas bred storm center spread snow from Kansas to New Mexico and threatened more rain for flooded Southlands while adding snow to crippled southern Indiana. It dumped three inches in Santa Fe and two inches in Las Vegas New Mexico as it slickened highways and prompted heavy warnings from Amarillo to Lubbock. The Weather Bureau forecast the system moving northeast into Tennessee with snow north and rain south. Alabama and Mississippi governors sought disaster relief amid nine days of flooding that killed nine and left about 25 000 homeless.

Kansas New Mexico Southlands Indiana Santa Fe N.M Las Vegas Texas Oklahoma Colorado Amarillo-Lubbock Tex Weather Bureau Tennessee Alabama Mississippi

Senate Plans One Major Bill Per Week for Kennedy Priority

Senate Democrats expect to act on one major bill per week to speed Kennedy's priority program. Leader Mansfield said the 45 Democrats at a brief conference agreed to expedite the 16 point plan, starting with Kennedy's bill adding about 60 federal judgeships, then a "low in spirits areas" measure with hearings ending Tuesday. Vice President Johnson presided as Mansfield and Smathers outlined weekly leadership meetings with the President.

Washington UPI Senate Kennedy Mike Mansfield Montana Mansfield Lyndon B. Johnson George A. Smathers D-Fla

Iowa Weather Report Shapes Up Through Saturday

Partly cloudy in the northwest and cloudy elsewhere with snow in the extreme south tonight and Tuesday. Low tonight in the 20s. High Tuesday in the 30s. Five day outlook: mostly above normal temperatures, precipitation light to moderate with snow Thursday night or Friday.

Iowa

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