West Germany and France Sign Historic Cooperation Pact
Paris French President Charles de Gaulle and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer signed a treaty pledging closer cooperation between the two nations. The accord provides semiannual meetings of leaders, regular talks among foreign and defense ministers, and exchanges in troops, training camps, and joint research while excluding nuclear weapons. The pact aims at a Europe united without a supranational authority and will be sent to parliaments for ratification.
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Paris
UPI
Chares de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
de Gaulle
Europe
Adenauer
Elysee Palace
Brussels
Britain
Executive Commission
West Germany
Claude Lebel
Red
China
France
Russia
Charles de Gaulle
Water Report At Council Meeting
A city council session featured a water plant survey by E H Buchman represented by Glenn C Yoder. The report says local water is ideal for consumption but very hard and recommends controlled softening by users to suit individual needs to avoid corrosion hazards.
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E. H. Buchman
Chemical Consulting Service
Glenn C. Yoder
Buchman
Yoder
Grieser Farm Barn Fire Ignores Morning Blaze
A converted barn on the Maurice Grieser farm north of Washington burned Monday morning, destroying 13 sows nine with large litters feeding stock and straw. Firefighters kept flames from spreading and insurance coverage is noted. telephone lines also burned with service restored by evening.
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Maurice Grieser
Washington
Dave Livingston
Farmers Mutual
Third Degree Work At Masonic Temple Here
Past Masters will perform Third Degree work during a meeting at the local Masonic Temple Friday evening January 25. The session begins at 8 o'clock and all Master Masons of the unit are urged to attend. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
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Masonic Temple
Feed Grain Program Meeting Tonight
A county wide meeting on changes to the 1963 Feed Grain Program will be held at the Washington County Court House this evening at 7 30. County Extension Director Jim Frier and ASC official Bill Day will outline program details and payment feature changes important for farmers drafting their 1963 cropping plans. Sign up runs from February 4 to March 39.
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Washington County Court House
Jim Frier
Bill Day
Washington County Asc Association
Frier
Stevenson Caught In New Squabble Over Cuban Crisis
New York dispatch reports a fresh dispute over Adlai Stevenson role in Cuba crisis sparked by a Saturday Evening Post article claiming he urged abandoning Guantanamo base for Soviet missile removal. Stevenson aide calls the report inaccurate and contradicts earlier Post accounts.
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New York
UPI
Adlai Stevenson
Saturday Evening Post
Washington
Stewart Alsop
Stevenson
National Security Council
Guantanamo Naval Base
Cuba
Clayton Fritchey
United Nations
Fritchey
Alsop
Charles Bartlett
Bartlett
U.N
Guantanamo
Son
Castro Offers To Free More Cubans
The Red Cross rushed to accept Fidel Castro’s offer to free more than 1,000 Cubans this week. About 800 relatives of freed invaders will travel to the United States aboard the freighter Shirley Sykes, while roughly 205 Cuban-Americans will be flown in midweek. A Pan Am World Airways DC6B with a medical team and supplies will go to Havana, and the Shirley Lykes is set for Port Everglades after unloading. Heavy rain slowed unloading, and sailing timing remains uncertain but expected this week.
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Miami
UPI
Red Cross
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Shirley Sykes
Havana
John Wilson
Raymond Eaton
American Red Cross
Pan American World Airways
Shirley Lykes
Port Everglitades
Fla
U.S
Talks Resume On Nuclear Test Ban Pact Aims
The United States Britain and the Soviet Union planned to resume talks on a comprehensive nuclear test ban in Washington with issues including inspections postures and the role of France facing delicate negotiations. Khrushchev has signaled acceptance of international inspection teams while insisting on all or nothing for a full ban.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Britain
Russia
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Geneva
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
France
Mrs. Rose Tellin Dies at 80 in Washington County
Rose V Tellin 80 died at her Washington home after a six year illness. Funeral services set for 1 30 p m Thursday at Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev Lloyd Latta. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Born Aug 24 1882 to Joseph and Anna Marek, she married William F Tellin in 1902. Survivors include son Vincent of Glen Ellyn Ill. daughters Mrs George Shalla Kalona and Mrs Harold Ahrens and Anita Tellin Washington. 13 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Preceded in death by a brother and sister.
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Rose V. Tellin
Sherman-Eden
Lloyd Latta
Elm Grove
Rose Marek
Joseph
Anna Longer Marek
Washington County
William F. Tellin
Washington
Tellin
Vincent
Glen Ellyn
Ill
George Shalla
Kalona
Harold Ahrens
Anita Tellin
Governor Hughes to Meet Pesch on Liquor Law Enforcement
Iowa Governor Harold Hughes will confer with Safety Commissioner Carl Pesch on strict liquor law enforcement and Highway Patrol morale. He cited reports of morale problems and plans to address grievances while backing liquor-by-the-drink proposals and urging citizens to lobby legislators.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
Carl Pesch
Hughes
Pesch
Highway Patrol
Funeral Wednesday for John George Glenney
Funeral services for John George Glenney 74 who died in Hines Hospital Chicago Sunday will be held Wednesday Jan 23 at 1 30 p m in the Stacy Funeral Home Columbus Junction Burial will be in Letts cemetery Glenney born in Ireland Feb 17 1888 He was a traveling salesman and World War I veteran Surviving include two cousins Mrs James D Helmick Columbus City and Robert Barnes Letts
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Columbus Junction
John George Glenney
Hines Hospital
Chicago
Stacy Funeral Home
Letts
Glenney
Ireland
James D. Helmick
Columbus City
Robert Barnes
Larsen To Head Annual YMCA Membership Drive
Dick Higgins announces Dr. Cal Larsen will chair the 1963 Annual Membership Enrollment for the Washington YMCA starting January 28 with a 7:00 a.m. kickoff breakfast at the Y hosted by the Washington Kiwanis Club. The event features youth activity films and an address by E. D. Morrison Jr. The drive aims for 850 members and 4900 dollars, matching 1962 totals of 765 members and 4831.99 dollars.
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Dick Higgins
Washington Ymca
Cal Larsen
Petersen, Flickinger, Larsen
Washington Kiwaniis Club
E. D. Morrison, Jr
YMCA
Dr. Larsen
Bob Huber
Bob Reed
Washington Manufacturing Co
Verle Gallagher
Lyle Wilson
R. Q. Eastland
John Walker
Don Minick
Y's
Frosty Westering
Warsons College
Sunday Sale Bill in Senate Today
Iowa legislators push two constitutional amendments to extend elective official terms and a Sunday sale ban. The Sunday Sale Ban would outlaw selling appliances groceries and similar items on Sundays with exemptions for drugs farm produce books gasoline and repair goods plus prepared foods. penalties include 100 dollars or 30 days in jail for first offense and 300 dollars or 90 days for second. One amendment would extend terms for elective officials from two to four years and alter county attorney elections. governor and lieutenant governor would be elected in presidential years while other offices in nonpresidential years, with county attorney selection unspecified. A second amendment would extend governor and lieutenant governor terms to four years but limit to two terms.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Joseph Flatt
R-Winterset
Honor Roll Includes 87 Junior High Students
In Clay City Kentucky 87 students earned honor roll status after the first semester nine week period. Among them 50 were eighth graders and 37 seventh graders meeting the B average requirement. The list names both grade levels with several entries marked semester or nine weeks only.
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Terry Allison
Rudy Allison
Marsha Baker
Roberta Batterson
Connie Black
Jean Bode
Suzanne Boshart
Neil Britain
Gary Dickerson
Mark Glover
Greg Goodell
Priscilla Hammer
Randy Hillman
Mike Horn
Barbara Humston
Margaret Jarrard
Craig Johnson
David Knecht
Carol Knutson
Richard Koehler
Penny Kong
Sylvia Longer
Steve Lowry
Eldon Luers
Diane Marek
Barbara Messer
Larry Miller
Jim Potter
Pam Proudfit
Karen Soucek
Sally Stewart
David Tindal
Angela Tines
Karen Vosika
Margie Waddell
Craig Warner
Larry Warner
Ronnie Wehr
Gary Witthoff
Carl Wulf
Eddie Wulf
Janet Wulf
Judy Zickefoose
Charles Goodell To Head Trade Bureau
Charles Goodell elected chairman of the newly organized Retail Merchants Bureau at an Iowa meeting. Harold Johnson named vice chairman and Robert Logan treasurer. Executive committee includes Mrs. Ander sen Phil Kneen Dick Paul Robert Speck Herb Osincup Les Coffman. First meeting approved articles and set spring events calendar for local merchants. Tyler Texas UPI note mentions patrolman named Peace and U.S. attorney named Justice.
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Charles Goodell
Retail Merchants Bureau
Bureau
Retail Trade Committee
Iowa Southern Utilities
Harold Johnson
Robert Logan
Fred Andersen
Phil Kneen
Dick Paul
Robert Speck
Herb Osincup
Les Coffman
Cold Wave Warning Continues In Iowa
A cold wave remains in effect through tonight with temperatures dropping to 15 to 25 below zero. Winds from the north at 25 to 35 mph will cause blowing and drifting snow, slowly diminishing tonight and clearing by Wednesday. Outlook shows partly cloudy skies and very cold conditions Thursday.
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Iowa
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