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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1963

Page

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Winter Storms Kill Over Two Hundred Across States

The eight day cold spell and new snow storms from the Rockies to New York state caused more than 200 deaths. Temperatures fell to record lows in the Ohio Valley and Midwest as blizzards, ice and heavy snow swept northern regions. Emergency declarations, hazardous driving warnings, and stalled river traffic accompanied the weather as death tallies rose across Indiana Illinois New England Texas Ohio Michigan Georgia Oklahoma Wisconsin New York Pennsylvania Kentucky Missouri Colorado Iowa Tennessee Montana Nebraska Mississippi.

Rockies New York State Weather Bureau Washington Illinois Oklahoma Arkansas Tennessee Indiana Alabama Georgia Missouri Rocky Mountains Ohio Valley Midwest Wattertown N. Y Jefferson County Board of Supervisors Cincinnati Cleveland Ohio Casper Wyo Fic Ohio River United Press International New England Texas Michigan Wisconsin New York Pennsylvania Kentucky Colorado Iowa North Carolina Minnesota Nebraska Montana Mississippi

Legion Meeting Draws State and District Leaders

Washington County American Legion and Auxiliary held Friday night with Department Commander Donald P. Birkett and State President Mrs. Hf. P. Bulks among visiting dignitaries. William Tweeten opened the meeting as Lester Miller presided. Linda Campbell shared experiences as an exchange student in Norway. A pre meeting dinner at Captain's Table preceded the 8 p.m. session and pie and coffee were served after.

Donald P. Birkett Hf. P. Bulks Washington County American Legion and Auxiliary William Tweeten Lester Miller Wellman Linda Campbell Norway

School Plan Votes Yes for Ainsworth River Side Areas

Washington County Board of Education approved a proposed Highland Community School District reorganization covering Highland Iowa Oregon Townships and parts of Jackson and Crawford townships after a public hearing. Objections were few and the plan awaits a district vote before it becomes effective.

Ainsworth Riverside Washington County Board of Education Highland Community Highland Iowa Oregon Jackson Crawford Court House

Mrs Sanders Dies In Wellman Nursing Home

Gertrude Sanders aged 77 died Friday afternoon at Shenk Nursing Home in Wellman after months as a patient. Funeral services set for Monday 10:30 a.m. at Keota Christian Church with Rev. Donald Manwarren officiating. Burial in Elm Grove Cemetery Washington. Powell Funeral Home Keota handling arrangements. Born November 22, 1885 south of Keota to Herman and Maraget Times Trier. married Archie Dean Sanders November 15, 1905, he died 1955. Survived by two sisters Maggie Robertson and Amelia Rash, both of Keota, plus many nieces and nephews.

Keota Gertrude Sanders Shenk Wellman Keota Christian Church Donald Manwarren Elm Grove Washington Powell Funeral Home Trier Archie Dean Sanders

Impromptu Concert by Halcyon House Residents

Two junior high girls Marsha Foster and Sally Stewart performed a flute solo for Halcyon House residents after being allowed to use a telephone. The impromptu recital, arranged by amused onlookers, followed days of practice for a contest in Washington.

Halcyon House Marsha Foster Stanley Fosters Marsha Sally Stewart Tom Stewart Sally Washington

Herter Pursues U S Trade Talks Amid Common Market Impasse

Christian Herter, Kennedy's trade representative, advances tariff cut negotiations with the European Common Market to overcome France's veto threat on British membership. Talks with Hallstein and Spaak aim to set groundwork for mutual tariff concessions under the Trade Expansion Act, facing agricultural and non tariff issues.

Brussels UPI Christian Herter Kennedy Herter Walter Hallstein European Common Market Executive Commission Paul-Henri Spaak Eisenhower United States U.S France Britain West Germany Italy Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg Charles de Gaulle

Longshoremen End Gulf Coast Strike Amid Back to Work Orders

ILA back to work across the country as Gulf Coast talks end with a 39 cent raise and a union study of gang sizes. The move follows pressure from Assistant Labor Secretary Reynolds and Sen Morse, with some ports resuming cargo handling while others stay out.

West Gulf Coast ILA North Carolina Texas Galveston James Reynolds Kennedy Ralph Massey West Gulf Wayne) Morse Willard) Wirtz New York Miami Fla Mobile Ala Shell Oil Co Roxanna Ill M. D. Harmon The Oil Workers Council Shell

Smithcraft Firm At Junction To Be Sold

Paul K. Smith, owner of Smithcraft, Inc., at Columbus Junction, plans to sell the firm to a new corporation forming, effective October 1. The principal buyer is an out‑of‑town person. Cecil Lee, the present plant superintendent, will join the new corporation as an officer. The plan calls to keep the Smithcraft name, with Mr. Smith remaining active for a year or two.

Columbus Junction Paul K. Smith Smithcraft, Inc

Smart to Attend State Legislative Conference

W. H. Smart chairman of the Washington Chamber of Commerce legislative committee plans to attend the Iowa Chamber of Commerce Executives Legislative Conference at Hotel Fort Des Moines February 3 and 4. Chamber board members voted to send Smart as officials from across Iowa discuss recommendations on a state and national scale with many Iowa legislators expected to attend.

W. H. Smart Washington Chamber of Commerce Iowa Chamber of Commerce Fort Des Moines Chamber Mr. Smart Chamber of Commerce Iowa

Local bids invited for vehicle on Washington post route

Washington residents may submit bids to the local office to furnish a vehicle for use on a mounted postal route. Acting Postmaster Harry Levy notes details are available. The vehicle will be needed for 35 to 40 hours monthly, mostly mornings, with the bidder owning the vehicle and covering all oil gas and maintenance.

Washington Washington Post Office Harry Levy

Postmaster Job Exams Open in Washington and Ainsworth

The U.S. Civil Service Commission announced examinations for postmaster positions in Washington and Ainsworth. Applications must be filed by February 19, 1963 and require a written test. Residency in the relevant post office territory and other qualifications apply.

Civil Service Washington Ainsworth U.S. Civil Service Commission Civil Service Commission D. C Harry Levy

Burglars Enter Two Kalona Stores Friday Night

Two Kalona business houses were broken into Friday night with little stolen. Thieves removed molding and glass from a freight door at Reif's Inc and entered Kalona U-Save through a joining door. Three cash registers were damaged but none appeared to be opened. The intrusion was found around 6 am by U-Save employee George Allen. Logan Reif said an initial check showed no missing merchandise.

Kalona Reif's Inc Kalona U-Save George Allen U-Save Logan Reif Reif

U S Officials Detail Tight Surveillance of Cuban Cargoes

Senate foreign policy experts were told by Secretary of State Rusk and CIA chief McCone that every conceivable means are used to surveil ships bound for Cuba. The closed session followed disclosures of increased Cuban military activity and potential OAS actions to counter subversion in Latin America.

Washington UPI Senate Cuba Dean Rusk John A McCone Central Intelligence Agency Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.S Fidel Castro Rusk Carols M. Muniz Latin America Organization of American States OAS

Five Will Attend 4-H Leaders Event

Merritt Canady and four Washington County 4-H leaders will attend the 13th annual 4-H Leaders Recognition Day at Iowa State University. About five hundred are expected to attend with Mrs. Lawrence Whetstine Mrs. David Norman Francis McConnell and Alvin Jones named as local participants. The program theme is This is 4-H in Iowa and is sponsored by the Cooperative Extension Service with the Iowa Retail Federation. The day includes a noon luncheon campus tours talks and an evening banquet.

Merritt Canady Ames Washington County Iowa State University Lawrence Whetstine David Norman Wellman Francis McConnell Washington Alvin Jones Crawfordsville Iowa Cooperative Extension Service Iowa State Iowa Retail Federation

Refugees Tell Of Cuban Terror and Fear of Police

Nearly 1,300 Cuban refugees arrive by ship and plane to Miami sharing tales of terror, executions, and official fear. They describe sabotage in sugar cane regions, forced bribes to obtain food, and police repression as Castro’s regime weakens.

Miami UPI Fidel Castro Balderno Beloso Acosta Cuba Castro Aurora Margarita Piedra Vasquez Shirley Sykes Port Everglades Here

Italian Premier says Jupiter missiles to be replaced by Polaris

Premier Amintore Fanfani announced in the Chamber of Deputies that the United States Jupiter missiles will be withdrawn from Italian soil and replaced by sea based Polaris missiles. Kennedy had announced a similar change. Fanfani stated submarines would carry Polaris and would not operate from Italian bases.

Rome UPI Amintore Fanfani U.S Fanfani Chamber of Deputies Kennedy Washington Italy Turkey Moscow Palmiro Togliatti Togliatti Cuba Nikita Khrushchev

Tulane Admits Negroes Under Voluntary Plan

Tulane University in New Orleans admitted eight Negro educators and one teacher to courses, voluntarily defying a former federal order. Seven enrolled in graduate programs, one in night school. most were connected to Southern University New Orleans.

New Orleans UPI Tulane University Tulane Southern University Southern Baton Rouge J. Skelly Wright Paul Tulane

Weather Iowa Clouds Snow Through Night Then Cold

The forecast calls for cloudy skies with snow ending southeast tonight and clearing west tonight. Sunday brings fair to partly cloudy conditions with colder temperatures. Lows tonight will be 10 to 18 below zero, highs Sunday from zero east to 5 above west, and Monday looks partly cloudy and very cold.

Iowa

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