Hughes Announces Inauguration Plan
In Des Moines Iowa Maj Gen Junior F Miller outlines Inaugural Bulletin No 1 for Governor Elect Harold Hughes. Admission to the Capitol ceremony is by ticket only with reserved seating for lawmakers and top officials. the public may attend the Inaugural Ball by invitation only. The receiving line will include Hughes and other dignitaries with an estimated 4000 invited guests.
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Junior F. Miller
Iowa
Miller
Iowa National Guard
Iowa Military Cadets
Adjutant General
Capitol
Hughes
Meredith Harassed By Fellow Students At Ole Miss Cafeteria
In Oxford Mississippi Negro student James Meredith faced noisy taunts as about 200 students beat trays and glasses when he entered the university cafeteria with federal marshals. The disturbance followed his statement that he would not register for the next semester without changes at Ole Miss. Republican Rep. Tom Abernethy accused Attorney General Kennedy of using Meredith for political mileage to revive tensions at the university.
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Oxford
Miss
UPI
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Air Force
Tom Abernethy
D-Miss
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Prostrate University
Abernethy
Ainsworth Lions Club Meeting Set for January 19
Ainsworth residents will convene on Saturday January 19 at 7 30 p m in the Legion Hall to organize a Lions Club. The session was postponed from January 12 and will proceed as planned with local volunteers gathering to form the service group.
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Legion Hall
Ainsworth
Washington High School Calendar of Upcoming Events
Principal FE Kelly Schlaphokl announces Washington High School events for the coming weeks. Highlights include Jan 10 semester exams with Wilson Junction wrestling at 6 30 p m, Jan 11 Centerville basketball here, Jan 14 second semester begins and book rentals due, Jan 15 wrestling at Fairfield, and Jan 17 pre-registration for adult evening school with freshman basketball at Muscatine. Additional items cover various basketball games, music contests, PTA meetings, and a senior banquet through early February.
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Wilson Junction
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Muscatine
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Stewart
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Davis County
Mrs. Tadlock Dies In Wellman Wednesday
Mrs. Clive Tadlock died Wednesday at Shenk Rest Home after months of illness. Funeral Saturday at 1 p.m. Powell Funeral Home with Rev. Ezra Shenk officiating. Burial in Oxford Cemetery. Age 84, born February 8 1878 in Tennessee. Survived by ten children, thirty grandchildren, and forty seven great grandchildren.
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Wellman
Clive Tadlock
Shenk
Powell Funeral
Ezra Shenk
Oxford
Tadlock
Tennessee
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Cynthia Goode Mahoney
Talbert Tadlock
Iowa
Methodist Church
Chelsea Fleming
Irene Laren
Iowa City
Tom
Ralph
Harold
Minnesota
Grace Stoner
Hazel Suter
Sigourney
Ruth Faas
Denver
Colo
Raymond
Ft. Collins
Talbert Jr
Keota
Advance-Ross Credit Union Dinner Set for Jan 17
Members of the Advance-Ross Employees Credit Union will hold their second annual meeting Thursday January 17 at 7 p m in the VFW hall. Registrations due by Friday January 11 by calling the Advance Ross plant OL 3 2118. All members and families urged to attend with friends and prospective members. A family style dinner will be served at 1.60 per person.
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Advance-Ross Employees Credit Union
VFW
Advance Ross
Request to Legislators Urges Iowa Fair Employment Law
Iowa Gov ernor's Commission on Civil Rights urged the next Legislature to pass a fair employment law for all. The year long study found job discrimination against non whites exists and that legislation could curb bias. In Davenport 25 percent of non whites in jobs are in unskilled labor versus 10 percent for whites. non whites in service jobs outnumber whites 2 to 1.
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Davenport
Iowa
Waterloo
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Keokuk
Students Urge Support For AfS Exchange Plan
Two students spoke at a Methodist Men meeting urging support for the American Field Service exchange program. Linda Campbell of Washington shared slides on her trip to northern Norway, while Pio Barone Lumaga of Naples, Italy, described his native land and his experiences in the United States. The event, a ladies night program, featured Wendell Eden as president and a social hour after.
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American Field Service
United States
Linda Campbell
Washington
Norway
Pio Barone Lumaga
Naples
Italy
Washington High School
A.F.S
Wendell Eden
Democrats Celebrate Kennedy Victory in Key House Vote
Democratic leaders hailed their House win as a hopeful sign for Kennedy's program. The pivotal 235 to 196 margin preserved administration control of the Rules Committee, while a major decision loomed on seating Phil Landrum on Ways & Means amid Medicare debate. Bass and Jennings were seen as safer liberal picks.
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UPI
Kennedy
House
John W. McCormack
Committee On Rules
McCormack
White House
Pierre Salinger
Democrats
Phil Landrum
D-Ga
Ways & Means
Ross Bass
D-Tenn
W. Pat Jennings
D-Va
Landrum
Hale Boggs
D-La
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Senate
House Democrats
Bass
Pat Jennings
Patrolman Richart Shows Accident Film At Kiwanis Meeting
At the weekly Kiwanis luncheon Chuck Hotle introduced Jim Richart a highway patrolman stationed in Washington County He spoke on fatal accidents and their causes and showed a chart covering the 50 fatal accidents in Washington County since 1955 He also presented a color movie from the Ohio Highway Patrol depicting on the spot accidents to illustrate the consequences of driver carelessness Don Conrad of Tipton attended as a guest.
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Kiwanis
Chuck Hotle
Jim Richart
Washington County
Richart
Ohio Highway Patrol
Don Conrad
Tipton
Tshombe drives to Mokambo as U.N. restrains house arrest
Moise Tshombe, freed from U.N. house arrest, toured Mokambo with aides and thousands of supporters. A U.N. armored column trailed his motorcade toward the border while officials debated his return to Elisabethville and Munongo stayed to lead troops massed near Kolwezi.
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Katanga
the Congo
UPI
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Tshombe
U.N
Elisabethville
Northern Rhodesia
Godefroid Munongo
Munongo
Valentine Llunga
Albert Nyenbo
Odilon Mwenda
Kolwezi
Jadotville
Thant
New York
George Sherry
Rhodesia
Unemployment Edges Down as Jobless Rate 5.6 Percent
United States unemployment eased slightly in December while the jobless rate held at 5.6 percent. The Labor Department panel reported 3.8 million unemployed in December, equal to November, with nonfarm payrolls rising to 63.5 million as mild year end improvement offset by severe winter cuts in agriculture. The total labor force stood at 74.1 million, down 400,000 from November but 1 million higher than December 1961, and the December total employment was 67.6 million.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Harold Goldstein
Goldstein
Boy Scout Exposition Dates Are Announced
The Warhawk district covering Johnson and Washington counties in Iowa announced dates for two Boy Scout expositions. Iowa City hosts the event on April 26 and 27, while Washington hosts it on May 4. Charles Van Winkle leads the district camping committee arranging plans, with district chairman Dr. F Miles Skultety addressing 28 members on showcasing Boy Scout activities via 20 to 30 display booths.
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Kalona
Warhawk
Johnson
Washington
Iowa
Iowa City
Charles van Winkle
F. Miles Skultety
Fifty Attend Special Prayer Breakfast Here
About fifty men attended a morning prayer breakfast in the YMCA community room. Table discussions centered on Form and Content of Prayer with leaders at each table. The breakfast was prepared by a committee led by Jim Birney with Wendell Eden, Jack Nelson, and John Winga Jr assisting. The event, sponsored by the local religious emphasis committee, ran from eight o clock.
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YMCA
Jim Birney
Wendell Eden
Jack Nelson
John Winga Jr
Religious Emphasis Committee
Fox Hunters to Meet Near Cotter Saturday
Fox hunters from Louisa and Washington County plan a meet on Saturday January 12 at the Thomas Corner three miles south of Cotter. About 70 men attended last week for one of the year's largest hunts, with credit for killing five foxes going to Ronnie Meyer Crawfordsville John Combs Jr Washington Harold Rees Harold Shallabarger and Lewis Dallmeyer Columbus Junction. The second item notes the Air Force Academy library covers over 78000 square feet and holds more than 130000 volumes.
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Louisa
Washington County
Thomas Corner
Cotter
Ronnie Meyer
Crawfordsville
John Combs Jr
Washington
Harold Rees
Harold Shallabarger
Lewis Dallmeyer
Columbus Junction
The
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Cold Wave Beats Iowa With Snow and Frigid Weekend Outlook
Weather warnings remain in effect as a cold wave grips Iowa through Friday. Temperatures fall to 10 to 15 below zero in the northwest and near zero to 5 above in the southeast by Friday morning, with temperatures staying near those levels most of the day. Northerly winds of 20 to 35 mph and 1 to 3 inches of snow are expected statewide, while Saturday stays cold and cloudy with scattered snow to the east.
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