De Gaulle era alarm as Delouvrier withdraws to countryside
Algiers reports Gen Maurice Challe and Delegate General Paul Delouvrier said they would leave Algiers for a countryside command post as De Gaulle prepares to issue army orders. They warned civil war risks if De Gaulle’s policy is rejected and urged obedience to Challe.
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Algiers
UPI
Paul Delouvrier
Maurice Challe
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Delouvrier
Challe
Casbah
Algerie Francaise
Massu
Jacques Massu
de Gaulle
Paris
France
Richard Dautremont Dies in Illinois
Richard Dautremont 73 former Riverside resident died today at his Oak Park Illinois home after a months long heart illness. Funeral services set for Saturday at 10:30 in Oak Park with burial there. He was born near Riverside son of James and Mary Dautremont and served in World War I. He practiced law in Oak Park and was married to Blanche Truxan. Survivors include his widow three brothers Oscar George and Raymond and sister Miss Rose Dautremont.
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Riverside
Richard Dautremont
Oak Park
Ill
Mr. Dautremont
James and
Mary Wombacker Dautremont
Blanche Truxan
Oscar
Portland
Ore
George
Alida
Canada
Raymond
Rose Dautremont
Preliminary Speech Contest Saturday At Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville and Wayland high school students compete in a full day preliminary speech contest in Crawfordsville from 9 a m to 4 p m. Judges include Mrs Edd Bowers Wallace Geary and Mrs Robert Everetts. Schedule lists oratorical interpretive poetry prose radio speaking dramatic humorous events with multiple students named for each segment.
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Crawfordsville
Wayland
Edd Bowers
Wallace Geary
Mt. Pleasant
Robert Everetts
Washington
Ronna Barnhart
Mary Rubey
Joe Jones
John McNeill
Larry Fletcher
Mary Wyse
Judy Wirene
Dan Pfeiter
Peggy Hesseltine
Velda Kauffman
Martha Wyse
Carol Thomas
Carolyn Kauffman
Donna Meyer
Clyde Farley Dies Suddenly at Richland
Clyde Farley, 62, died suddenly at 9:30 a.m. today at his Richland home from a heart attack. A retired railroad worker, he will be interred after funeral arrangements are made. the body is at Gould Funeral Home in Richland.
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Clyde Farley
Richland
Gould Funeral Home
Selective Service Office Seeks Registrants' Addresses
The Washington County Selective Service Office reports mail attempts to reach registrants have failed at the last address. Citizens with knowledge of any listed individuals should contact the office by phone or mail to provide current whereabouts for dozens of registrants including Robert M. Anderson Gordon Engstrom Jr Wade Kempfer and others.
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Washington County
Selective Service Office
Leland Carris
Robert M. Anderson
Gordon N Engstrom Jr
Wade Kempfer
William Ernest Burkett
Donald Dean Murphy
Richard Dale Kester
Olin Earl Harris
David Owen Chilcote
Charles Edgar Judd Jr
Francis Luther Olson
Robert John Weber
Duane William Cash
Robert Eric Swartz
Leslie George Archer
Gene Edward Guetzke
Theodore James Springman
Dale Jay Dodds
Lloyd Wilbur Wilson
Donald R. Kelley
Harold Dean Phelps
Edward LeRoy Huffman
Edwin Glenn Matthes
Ralph LeRoy Clair
Lowell Delbert Burden
Elmer Steward
Robert Richard Garland
Kenneth Wayne Rada
Donald James Riley
Charles A. Andrews
Richard Harry Rover
Robert George Ferguson
William Ison Orris
Lawrence Dean Crowl
Telford
John Simons
Clifford Lee Jacobs
Martin John Duguisne
Orin
Gale Black
Ralph Everett Johnson
Clayton Robert Soukup
Raymond Earl Bridges
Robert Lee Bridges
Lyle Irvin Moore
Robert Emmett Ryan
Ivan Eugene Colley
Leonard James Booy
Robert Donald Hartzler
Donels Outlines Ames Athletic Future at Iowa State
Ray Donels of the Iowa State University athletic department addressed 75 attendees at an alumni gathering in Ames. He discussed plans for a larger stronger sports program, highlighted the previous season's football record of the "dirty thirty," and outlined future departmental goals.
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Donels
Iowa State University
Ray Donels
Ames
Cyclone Club
Leonard Tindal
YMCA
Harold Gamon
M. R. Flickinger
Stephen Wiggers
Marilyn Schweitzer
Merritt Canady
T. E
French Police Raid Homes of Paris Rightists
French police raided homes of extreme rightists across the country to curb Algerian uprising spread to the mainland. In the Paris area about 100 right wing leaders were searched while provinces saw similar actions as de Gaulle contemplated a stronger stance in Algeria.
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Paris
UPI
France
Charles de Gaulle
Fifth Republic
de Gaulle
Algiers
Algeria
Young Nation
Popular Movement
MP 13
Blatnik cites false drug ads as congressional focus
Rep John A Blatnik accuses the American Medical Association and the Federal Trade Commission of ignoring false drug advertising as Congress probes tranquilizer prices. Sen Estes Kefauver signals possible new laws while the Justice Department sues Carter Products Inc and American Home Products Corp over high retail prices for Miltown and Equanil.
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Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Congress
Blatnik
Subcommittee
House
American Medical Assn
Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department
Carter Products Inc
Miltown
American Home Products Corp
New York
YMCA membership drive reports next Friday night
Volunteer workers in the YMCA enrollment effort held their first report meeting on Wednesday. A second meeting is set for Friday at 7 30 p m with reminders to leave reports at the Y if unable to attend. Charles Hotle, director, said John Baird Fred Gesler and Loren Day led Wednesday’s session as the first finishers this year.
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YMCA
Sam West
Ronnie
Jones
John TeBockhorst
Journal
Bob Elliott
Chuck Hotle
John Baird
Fred Gesler
Loren Day
Eisenhower Maps 1960 Campaign Focus On Policy
President Eisenhower laid out his approach for the 1960 campaign stressing inflation and national security while avoiding mention of potential rivals. He spoke at a "dinner with Ike" event for GOP workers in California, emphasizing economic prosperity and military strength without naming Vice President Nixon.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Eisenhower
America
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Chicago
GOP
Pan-Pacific
Europe
Asia
Middle East
Africa
Shirley Jean Havens
Arvada
Colo
SAC Head Says U S Must Keep Nuclear Bombers
Air Force General Thomas Power warned Russia could have enough intercontinental missiles in two years to strike the United States. He argued an airborne alert for SAC bombers would deter a surprise attack and protect a “harmonious” command with Polaris missiles. Senator Henry M. Jackson proposed funding for 10 Polaris submarines and around the clock airborne alert, totaling about one billion dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
Thomas S. Power
Russia
United States
Power
Strategic Air Command
Soviet Union
America
SAC
American Legion
National Security Commission
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate Armed Services Committee
Legion Group
Eisenhower
Navy
Pentagon
Jackson
County Market Hog Show Planned by Swine Producers
Richard Huber, president of the Washington County Swine Producers Association, reports the third annual winter market hog show will be held Tuesday February 23 at the Washington Sales Barn. Entrants may enter up to three hogs. top entries in two weight classes will be judged and sold to Oscar Mayer on a grade basis for premium money of 175 dollars. A grand and reserve grand champion will be named. Exhibitors and others are invited to inspect top carcasses at Oscar Mayer in Davenport February 25.
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Richard Huber
Wellman
Washington County Swine Producers’ Association
Washington
Oscar Mayer and Company
Oscar Mayer
Davenport
Huber
Three Day Agronomy School Planned Here By Extension Service
County Extension Director Tom Robb announces a three day agronomy school at the YMCA in Washington on February 3 10 and 16 with 9 15 am to 3 30 pm sessions. Iowa State specialists Dr Schaller Dr Stritzel Dr Dun can and Dr Thompson will discuss soils seed plant growth and application of soil management to profitable farming. A $1 50 registration covers meeting expenses and attendees must register by February 1 and plan to attend all three sessions.
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Tom Robb
YMCA
Washington
Iowa State University
Robb
Schaller
Stritzel
Duncan
Thompson
Kobb
Adam Rites Saturday Morning in Keota
Final rites for Michael F. Adam of near Keota will be held at 9 30 am Saturday in St Marys Catholic Church. Burial will be in St Marys Cemetery. Rosary will be held at 7 30 pm Friday in Powell Funeral Home at Keota with Rev C Kempker in charge.
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Keota
Michael F. Adam
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Powell
C. §. Kempker
Open House at Robertson Salon in Washington
The Robertson Salon of Beauty opens with an open house on Saturday January 30 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. The partnership comprises Marion Robertson Jr and John Robertson, two former Washingtonians returning from Des Moines, with Wilma Nordyke as third operator. The salon is east of Smart Distributing on East Washington Street. The business will suspend operations until Monday.
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Robertson Salon of Beauty
Marion Robertson, Jr
John Robertson
Des Moines
Smart Distributing Company
Washington Street
Wilma Nordyke
Washington Woman
Wayland Retirement Home Plans Approved
Plans for a retirement home in Wayland have been approved by the Wayland Mennonite Home Association board. Architect James Reschly has completed floor plans now on display at Wayland State Bank. Construction will begin in spring when weather permits, with volunteer and donated labor encouraged. Financing includes loans after March 1 at 5 percent interest. directors and finance committee members Noah Widmer, Orval Miller, and William Freyenberger invite investment inquiries.
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Wayland
Wayland Mennonite Home Association
James Reschly
Wayland State Bank
Reschly
Glen Reschly
Finance Committee
Noah Widmer
Orval Miller
William Freyenberger
Schwengel will not seek Iowa U.S. Senate nomination
Rep. Fred Schwengel said he will not seek the GOP senatorial nomination and will decide by February whether to run for a fourth term in the House. Speculation had grown after Sen. Thomas Martin retired and Gov. Loveless entered the race.
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Washington
UPI
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Herschel
Loveless
U.S. Senate
Schwengel
House
Thomas Martin
R-Iown
Jack Miller
Sioux City
Ken Stringer
Davenport
Ernest J. Seeman
Waterloo
Orville Reeve
Waverly
Scott County
Stringer
Jack Schroeder Davenport
GOP
William Murray
Iowa State University
William Nicholas
Mason City
United States
Mrs Steve Drahos Dies in Muscatine
Obituary report from Muscatine notes the death of Mildred Varney Drahos wife of Steve Drahos who lived in Washington years ago. Services set for Saturday at 2 p m at Fairbanks Funeral Home Muscatine. Survived by husband four sisters and a brother.
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Steve Drahos
Angle Street
Muscatine
Mildred Varney
Washington
Fairbanks Funeral Home
Iowa Weather Forecast Cloudy With Light Snow and Cold Temps
Cloudy and foggy conditions with occasional very light snow or freezing drizzle east tonight. Mostly cloudy and colder west tonight as the state remains mostly cloudy Friday. Lows 10 to 20 in the extreme northwest and 20 to 30 elsewhere. Highs in the 20s north to lower 30s south. Saturday mostly cloudy with little temperature change.
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United Press International
Iowa
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McKinnon
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