General Trudeau cites State Department edits on anti communism talks
Army research chief Lt Gen Arthur G Trudeau told a Senate panel that the State Department ordered changes to his speeches on communism, raising concern about government influence. He led off hearings into alleged Pentagon muzzling of officers on how to confront the Communist challenge.
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Trudeau
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Pentagon
State Department
Russia
Secretary of Defense
Army
Senate
American
Eastern Airlines
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Antitrust Subcommittee
Community Chest Sets 95 Percent Payout For 1962 Allotments
Washington Community Chest announces 95 percent of 1962 allotments will be paid to participating organizations. The board reduced payouts to conserve reserves as pledges continue and drive results lag goal. John Winga Jr led the meeting naming Walt Kiesey to the nominating committee.
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Washington Community Chest
Community Chest
John Winga Jr
Walt Kiesey
Robert Brewer
Don Minick
Stage Band Festival to Feature Nearly Twenty High School Bands
About 20 high school dance bands gather at the National Guard Armory for the second annual Stage Band Festival. Don Jacoby will be guest artist and clinician, with sessions starting at 10 AM and a 7:30 PM Parade of Bands finale led by the directors and select bands.
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Armory
National Guard Armory
Don Jacoby
Everetts Music Company
Mid Prairie
Burlington
Keokuk
Washington
Lone Tree
Winfield
Morning Sun
Wapello
Hamilton, All
LaHarpe
Ill
Danville
Denmark
Mt. Pleasant
New London
Columbus Junction
Pekin
Jacoby
Dick Ballard
Former Riverside Man Killed in Texas Auto Crash
Relatives report death of Jack Walton 28 in a head on collision near Brownsville Texas. Funeral services held there. Survivors include wife and child in Brownsville two uncles Clifford Earl Walton of Riverside, mother father and a sister.
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Riverside
Jack Walton
Brownsville
Texas
Walton
Clifford
Earl Walton
Cub Scout Pack Meet Postponed to February 22
The Cub Scout Pack meeting set for Thursday night is postponed due to illness among members. No meeting will occur until the Blue and Gold banquet on February 22, where February awards will be distributed.
Gwyneth Jones Named IFYE Delegate to Ireland
Gwyneth Jones of Ainsworth Iowa has been selected as a 1962 International Farm Youth Exchange delegate to North Ireland. She will depart June 1 for Washington and a week of training before joining a host farm. Jones is a 4-H outstanding member and Iowa State University senior majoring in Home Economics Education.
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Gwyneth Jones
Joe Jones
Ainsworth
North Ireland
Washington, D.C
National
International Farm Youth Exchange
United States
Washington County
Jones
Camp Miniwanca
Miss Jones
Iowa State University
Delta Zeta
Veishea
Grundy Center
Washington County sees license plate sales near last year's pace
License plate sales remain brisk with 4 400 auto and 1 217 truck plates sold to date, just about 150 behind last year at this point. Tax collections also show strong start with $92 582 13 paid in the first week, more than half of last year's January total of $165 000.
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Washington County
William Howell
Mrs. Frank Pringle Dies This Morning
Mrs. Frank Pringle, 84, died at 10:30 a.m. January 24, 1962, at Washington County Hospital after months of ill health. She lived at 332 East Main Street and will be buried in Keota Cemetery after Funeral Home services at 2 p.m. Friday. Survivors include three sons Cloyce, Leland, Earl. sister Mrs. Jennie Carris. six grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
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Frank Pringle
Washington County Hospital
Frank R. Pringle
Pringle
Marion Avenue
Iowa Farm Bureau Awards 18 Teacher Scholarships
The Iowa Farm Bureau women offer eighteen scholarships of 320 dollars for a two year period to farm youths in the upper third of their high school class who plan to enter teacher training. Applications are available via county high schools and the Farm Bureau office and must be returned by February 25.
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Iowa Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Weed Control Program Planned January 31 at YMCA
Monsanto Chemical Co sponsors a weed control meeting in Washington at 7 30 p m January 31 at the YMCA building All interested persons are invited to attend. Monsanto weed control specialists will give tips on pre emergent weed control. Illustrated talks and a new movie will be shown.
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Monsanto Chemical Co
Washington
Ymca
Monsanto
Hultman Rules Small Areas Must Join High School District
Washington County elementary districts face attachment to nearby high schools or reorganization by July 1 1962 per a Des Moines justice department note citing Iowa AG Evan Hultman The plan covers many named districts in Riverside West Chester Pleasant Hill Prairie Flower Indian Creek Riverside and others with four high school districts limited to Mid Prairie Ainsworth Riverside and Washington and possible cross county attachments The final year of the Brighton high school complicates options and a continuation on page 3 is noted.
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Washington County
Dwight Bode
Court House
State Department of Justice
Des Moines
Iowa
Evan Hultman
County Board of Education
State Board of Public Instruction
Eagleville
Mid-Prairie
Riverside
Snake Hollow
Maple Grove
Pleasant Hill
Middleburg
Oak Grove
North Ridge
Yatton
Greenfield
No. 1
Valley
Farmers
Crescent Bath Highland
Oregon
Ainsworth
Pleasant Ridge
Crawfordsville
West Chester
Prairie Flower
Enterprise
New Haven
Indian Creek
White Oak
Lake Darling
State Supreme Court
Rubio Ind
Clay Ind
Clay School
Township
Oakland
Brighton
Washington
Hultman
Colombia pushes for break with Castro at Inter American Conference
Colombia urged a collective break with Cuba at the eighth Inter American Conference and called for new vigilance measures to shield the hemisphere from the Cuban revolution. Mexico questioned legality of anti Castro steps while Argentina and the United States pressed a plan to suspend Castro from the OAS.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
UPI
Colombia
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Caicedo Castilla
Manuel Tello
United States
Argentina
Western Hemisphere
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Brazil
Bolivia
Chile
Ecuador
Haiti
Mexico
Castro
the Organization of American States
Bundle Days drives clothing drive at Washington Junior High
Washington Junior High School collects used clothing for Save the Children Bundle Days led by Principal Jesse Linch. Community members may drop off garments or arrange pickup. Federation officials emphasize quality wear and repair before distribution to aid children nationwide.
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Washington
Jesse Linch
Save the Children Federation
Willard W. Beatty
Federalion
House backs five cent letter rate boost and postal changes
The House approved a administration backed bill raising first class letters to five cents and airmail to eight cents per ounce with postal rate increases for magazines newspapers and bulk mail. New rates take effect July 1 for most items and in two stages for publications. The bill would also curb foreign mail deemed Communist propaganda. Also, questions loom over President Kennedy's aged care bill. A House study orders review of a proposed American Eastern Airlines merger.
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Washington
UPI
House Today
Senate
Treasury
U.S
Justice Department
Kennedy
House
Carl Albert
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
White House
Arthur G
Anniversary Kickoff Marks YMCA Service Fifty Years
Washington YMCA marks a half century of community service from its January 29 1912 start as a boys work committee. The 50th anniversary enrollment drive begins January 29 under Harold Stevens with plans tracing back to C C Cunningham C H Keck George H Paul and others.
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Washington Ymca
YMCA
C.C. Cunningham
C. H. Keck
George H. Paul
J. D. McLaughlin
J.D. Glasgow
W.R. Sawhill
Paul MacEachron
Waterloo
Washington
Harold Stevens
Young Men's Christian Association
Wayland Man Wins Commercial Pilot License at 61
John B. Martin of Wayland, a bulk oil dealer and member of the Washington Airport Club, earned a commercial pilot license after passing Cedar Rapids examiner tests. He progressed through about a year of study including written exams, a tough physical, and instrument flying tests.
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John B. Martin
Wayland
Martin
Washington Airport Club
Daryl Burham
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Martin
United States
Swine School Begins Here on January 31
The first of a three day swine production short course starts January 31 with about 60 Washington County farmers enrolled. County extension staff Jim Frier and Merritt Canady will cover costs and returns of swine enterprises, and John Morris will share confinement-raising experiences. Mac Whitaker from Iowa State will discuss nutrition, management, and breeding herd efficiency. Enrollments close Tuesday January 30. contact the county extension office for details.
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Washington County
Jim Frier
Merritt Canady
John Morris
Ainsworth
Mac Whitaker
Iowa State
Market Hog Show Set for February 20 in Washington
The Washington County Market Hog Show will be held February 20 at the sale barn in Washington. Sponsored by the Washington County Swine Producers Association the Extension Service and Wilson and Co. the event features both live and carcass contests with entries invited from all swine growers.
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Washington County
Sale Barn
Washington
Washington County Swine Producers Association
the Extension Service
Wilson & Co
Rev Selby Speaks on Pakistan Mission Work at Y's Club
Rev Leroy Selby missionary from Pakistan spoke to the Washington Y's Men's Club Tuesday evening. He presented pictures and described his work and experiences in the mission field representing the United Presbyterian Church.
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Leroy Selby
Pakistan
Washington Y's Men's Club
Penny
United Presbyterian Church
Weather Outlook Iowa Generally Fair with Mild Warmup
Iowa forecasts show fair weather through Thursday with gradually rising temperatures. Overnight lows 15 to 20, highs in the low 30s east to low 40s west, and a Friday look with variable clouds and colder air plus scattered snow. Five day trend toward near normal temperatures with a weekend dip, then a gradual warmup toward period end. Normal highs in the 20s north to upper 30s south, normals and precipitation around 4 inches near the period start to end.
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Iowa
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General Claims
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Ev Tl Music
Ireland
Caracas
C. Allan Stewart
South America
OAS
Foreign Ministers Conference
Selby
United Press International
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