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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1963

Page

7

Midlands Hit By Winter Storm And Severe Weather

Tiered storms strike the Midlands and Middle Atlantic with blizzard conditions in the upper Midwest. Arctic air drives subzero readings from Montana to Wyoming, with record lows in Cheyenne and Laramie. Tornadoes hit Tennessee Louisiana Mississippi. hail and flooding affect Ohio Valley. Texas sees 90s before a rapid fall. coast guard rescues seven from a burning fishing boat near Cape Cod as storms sweep coast to coast.

Midlands Middle Atlantic Weather Bureau Upper Midwest Dakotas Nebraska Michigan Rockies Midwest Mercury West Yellowstone Mont Laramie Wyo Cheyenne California Macallen Amarillo Tex Green Bay Wis Marquette Mich Chicago Area Greater Pittsburgh Middle Atlantic States Macon Tallahassee Fla Coast Guard Cape Cod Continental Trailways Trenton Neb Tennessee Louisiana Mississippi Spring Hill Tenn Angie Beaumont Miss Dixie Indiana Illinois Upper Ohio Valley Dayton Columbus Cincinnati Ohio Mont Chateau Chestnut Ridge Morgantown W.V Texas

Four Children Die In Indiana Fire

In Hammond Indiana four children Emma Jean seven Alberta three Gloria four and Clark two died as a frame home was swept by flames Their mother Alberta Griffin 28 and three other children Anna Johnson eleven David Johnson ten and Carolyn Griffin three months were hospitalized Their housemate Robert Ross twenty one was treated for a badly cut hand and arm After a neighbor reported the blaze at 3 am authorities said the fire destroyed the residence.

Hammond Ind UPI Emma Jean Alberta Gloria Clark Alberta Griffin Griffin St. Margaret's Hospital Anna Johnson David Johnson Carolyn’ Griffin Robert Ross

Meredith Blamed For New Troubles At Ole Miss Campus

Iowa reports nine inches of snow while Mississippi's Ole Miss endures campus protests over Meredith remarks. Newsmen call meeting followed by demonstrations. 4000 students chant Go home nigger as disciplinary actions and heightened security unfold.

D. Williams Meredith Air Force Ole Miss Williams

Chicago School Head Takes On Second Job for 32000

Chicago Schools Supt. Benjamin C. Willis will moonlight as executive secretary of the Massachusetts Education Commission, earning 32000 while remaining Chicago school chief. The arrangement places him among the nation’s highest paid public officials, with fringe benefits totaling beyond salary. Some board members fear dual duties may impair Chicago schools even as supporters praise the move.

Chicago UPI Benjamin C. Willis Massachusetts Willis Massachusetts Education Commission New York City Robert Wagner New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Kennedy Wagner Rockefeller Chicago Post Clair M. Roddewig Chicago Board of Education Raymond Pasnick Steel Labor Magazine Pasnick Roddewig

Tshombe flees Katanga to Ndola Rhodesia border town

Katanga President Moise Tshombe slips from Elisabethville to Ndola in Northern Rhodesia and plans to visit Kolwezi next Monday. Diplomatic experts call the move a new crisis as U.N. forces prepare to attack Kolwezi if Munongo resists.

Ndola Northern Rhodesia UPI Katanga Moise Tshombe Elisabethville Tshombe Savoy Hotel Kolwezi Congo Godefroid Munongo United Nations Munongo U.N N.Y Elizabethville Shombe Rhodesia Kipushi Roy Welensky Central Rhodesian Federation Federation Salisbury

United States Warns on Trade With Cubans

The United States has served notice to countries whose ships trade with Cuba that they risk loss of U S aid under a October law. The State Department said steps are taken to notify violator nations and urge withdrawal of their flag vessels from Cuban trade. Officials would not disclose how many countries were notified.

Washington UPL United States Cuba State Department Congress Department Omic Luna Greece Turkey U.S Poland Yuglavia Pentagon Dean Rusk Senate Foreign Affairs Committee

Four Helicopters Crash in Viet Nam

Four U S Army helicopters, including one fired on repeatedly, crashed during war operations in South Viet Nam killing seven Americans. A light propeller plane is missing. its pilot and Vietnamese officer-passenger unknown. In all, U S casualties in Viet Nam reach at least 55. The crash near Tranh Binh followed four fire incidents during a night flight from Soc Trang to Saigon. Wreckage found. one helicopter trapped in rice field mud, rotors destroyed. No additional casualties reported.

Saigon UPI U. S Army South Viet Nam U.S Army Central Highlands U. S Tranh Binh Soch Ang

Civil Defense Meetings Outline County Plan

Washington County residents explored a county civil defense program led by Jack McKinzie of Jefferson County. Sessions covered fallout protection, full time civil defense director, and funding from city county and federal sources. Classes will educate residents on individual roles, with sessions in Brighton and at Washington High School. Local officials will delay formal action for further study.

Washington County Jack McKinzie Fairfield Center Jefferson County McKinzie Bill Dayes W. Easter Journal Bob Elliott Paritescribe Iowa Southern Utilities Co Airfield Washington Bill Day Fairfald Aligh School

Labor Opposes Landrum For House Ways & Means Seat

Organized labor urged grassroots telegrams against Georgia Democrat Phil Landrum joining the Ways and Means Committee. AFL CIO fears he would vote against labor on issues like unemployment compensation while Bass and Jennings back labor. A caucus Monday will decide the two vacancies among Landrum Bass and Jennings.

Washington OPL Phil Landrum Georgia House Ways & Means Committee John W. McCormack Landrum Abor Kennedy Afl-Cio House Ways & Means Committee Ross Bass D-Tenn W. Pat Jennings D-Va

Iowa Refuses to Sign Feguer Execution Contract

Iowa Penal Director Benjamin Buer says the state will not sign a federal death contract for Victor Feguer until the U S government provides details including costs witnesses and news policies. Feguer, convicted of the 1961 abduction and slaying of Dr Edward Bartels in Dubuque, has a stay to allow appeals and potential presidential action.

Edward Bartels Dubuque Leavenworth Kaw Kennedy Feguer St. Johns Mich Bartels Waterloo Iowa Federalovernment

Cancer Stricken Baby Meets Her American Benefactor

A cancer stricken Scottish infant, Margaret McKeown, arrived at Rochester's airport united with her benefactress Mrs. Gail Ramsey of Reno Nevada, who has funded all her journeys to the United States for treatment at Mayo Clinic. Margaret, now 20 months, has lost both eyes to cancer and was to begin further evaluation at St Mary's hospital.

Margaret New York United States Ramsey Minnesota Mayo Clinic

Weather: snow and cold with strong northerly winds

Snow and blowing or drifting snow with strong northerly winds through tonight. Colder east tonight. Mostly fair and continued very cold Sunday with diminishing winds. Lows from 5 below to 10 below southeast to 15 below to 20 below northwest. High Sunday 5 below. Outlook Monday variable cloudiness and cold.

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