Hostess Welcomes Newcomers to Washington Community
City hostess visits nine newcomer families from Kansas City Indianola Mt. Vernon Cedar Rapids and Iowa City to introduce them to Washington life. Families include Eramovich Williams Jones Lower Weidner Vaughn Reese Schenk Gillies with details on addresses professions churches and recreation interests.
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Kansas City
Indianola
Mt. Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Washington
Robert Swift
4 H Tour Of Moor Man Feed Mill In Quincy
A group of 80 boys and 74 girls from several 4 H clubs toured Moor Man Feed Mill and Research Farms in Quincy Illinois on Thursday. The trip included participants from Ced i Chips Marion Men Crooked Creek Cyclones Highlanders and Jackson Boys Clubs.
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Moorman Feed Mill and Research Farms
Quincy
Ill
Cedi
Chips
Marion
Crooked Creek Cyclones
Highlanders
Jackson
Mrs Hazel Durst Dies At 63 In Keokuk County
Mrs Hazel Durst 63 died this morning July 6 1962 at the hospital after a week long illness. She worked for McCleery Cummings Co for several years and will be buried in Brethren Cemetery near South English. Jones Funeral Home supervised services. She was born October 7 1898 in Keokuk County daughter of Henry and Alta Coffman Neil. Survived by daughter Fern Allen Ames two sons Glen Red Oak Wayne San Diego CA 11 grandchildren two sisters Velda Evans and Freda Kurtz South English and brother Cloyce Neis West Chester.
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Hazel Durst
McCleery-Cummings Co
Brethren
South English
Jones Funeral Home
Durst
Keokuk County
Henry
Alta Coffman Neil
Joseph Durst
Riots in Rio de Janeiro Prompt Military Patrols
In Rio de Janeiro area police and about 1000 soldiers backed by tanks kept order after four suburbs saw rioting, looting, and clashes tied to a political crisis. Official tolls cited seven dead and six hundred injured, with 40 killed and 1000 seriously hurt reported by police chief Elmo Miranda. The unrest followed a general strike in support of President Joao Goulart and grew from transport shortages and food price anger.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Rio
Elmo Braga Miranda
Sao Joao de Marity
Brazil
Joao Goulart
YMCA Hike Includes Skating and Swimming
The local YMCA invites youths to a day hike starting at 10 A.M. from the YMCA. They will hike to Cherry's Pond for fishing and lunch, skate at the fair grounds at 2 P.M., swim at the municipal pool from 4 to 4 45 P.M., then return. Prices 75 cents under 12, 85 cents older. includes lunch drink. Bring sack lunch swim suit and towel.
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YMCA
Bob Gillisby
Cherry’s Pond
Washington
Fair Grounds
Washington Remodels Bring A New Look To Local Stores
Remodeling in Washington highlights improvements across Farmers Implement Co Coast to Coast Store John Mattes Tax Service Morrison and Morrison Sitter’s Electric Farrels Office Supply Winga’s Cafe and Speed’s Furniture. Front entrances repainted interiors updated with new canopies lighted displays and expanded office space plans for completion within weeks.
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Farmers Implement Co
Morrison and Morrison and John Mattes Tax Service
Winga’s
Farrell Office Supply and Sitter’s
Nate Young
Sam Simmering
John Mattes Tax Service
the Square
John Winga
Washington
John Jr
Walter Farrell
Farrell
Speed
Robert Speed
Kennedy Eyes Tax Cut Delay as Economy Monitors Prospects
President Kennedy said he will watch economic indicators over the coming months before deciding whether to request a tax cut this year, sticking to a plan to seek any reduction next year. The AFL-CIO urged immediate action, while administration bills for foreign aid and Medicare for the aged were pushed for bipartisan support. Kennedy outlined allied steps and noted plans to visit Hyannis Port after Camp David.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Administration
House
Senate
Camp David
Hyannis Port
Mass
White House
Kennedys
United States
United Europe
Rev DeVries Union Service Speaker
The union worship service sponsored by the Washington Council of Churches will be in Central Park at 7 30 p m Sunday. Rev Ralph Wedeking presides with Rev Harold DeVries delivering The Marks of a Good Soldier. Guy Hargrove sings God Is a Spirit. Rain backup at First Presbyterian Church.
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Central Park
Washington Council of Churches
Ralph Wedeking
Harold DeVries
Guy Hargrove
God
Scott
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs Donaldson 56 Dies at Sunnytown Rest Home
Mrs Forest Donaldson 56 of 1015 North Sixth Avenue died this morning July 6 1962 at Sunnytown Rest Home after seven years of illness. Funeral services Monday 1 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Walter Smith. burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Survived by husband daughter Ruth Becker four grandchildren mother Edna Gardner brother Elwyn Gardner. a son Walter preceded in death.
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Forest Donaldson
North Sixth Avenue
Sunnyhaven Rest Home
Jones Funeral Home
Walter Smith
Elm Grove Cemetery
Florence Gardner
Washington County
Walter J
Edna Sigafoose Gardner
Washington
Marion Avenue
Former Agriculture staffers admit false statements in Estes case
Louis N. Dumas and Arthur D. Stone told the Senate investigations subcommittee they falsified sworn statements and received 1640.80 from Billie Sol Estes enterprises. Dumas said he gave half to Stone and both resigned, with aims to guide farmers toward cotton allotment transfers.
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Senate
Dumas
Stone
Alphonse Calabrese
Parnell Biggerstaff
Estes
Biggerstaff
Texas
Renewed Violence Flares in Oran Amid Curfew
In Oran, near the Roman Catholic cathedral, shooting erupted as curfews were reimposed after noontime riots that left 19 Algerians and 17 Europeans dead. The Algerian government extended midday curfews, while tensions widen between Premier Ben Khedda and Vice Premier Ben Bella amid attacks on a cathedral and a mass exodus of Europeans to France.
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Algiers
UPI
Oran
Immediane
Terorist Secret Army Organization
OAS
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Mohammed Ben Bella
Ben Khedda
Alwers
Joan of Arc
France
Algeria
Ship
FDA Leader Says Calories Do Count
FDA Commissioner George P. Larrick charged that the book Calories Don't Count was designed to push a vitamin pill product. He said the work and its publishers had financial interests and that the central claim about unlimited eating with safflower oil is false.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
George P. Larrick
Herman Taller
Core Vitamin and Pharmaceutical, Inc
CDC
Larrick
Dr. Taller
Taller
Cove Vitamin
Cove
Ed Bobley
Glen Cove
N.Y
Simon and Schuster, Inc
Simon & Schuster
William Faulkner Dies at Mississippi Home
Nobel Prize winning novelist William Faulkner died at his Oxford, Mississippi home from a heart attack shortly after 2 a.m. He, age 64, had split time between Oxford and the University of Virginia at Charlottesville where he was writer in residence and lecturer. His renowned works include The Sound and the Fury Sanctuary and The Unvanquished.
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Oford
UPI
William Faulkner
Faulkner
Oxford
University of Virginia At
Charlottesville
Mightiest US Nuclear Blast Seen At Nevada Test Site
The first of two tests in the Plowshare program produced a 100 kiloton plus thermonuclear detonation at the Nevada Test Site. A 300 foot deep crater formed as debris rose high, with most radioactivity trapped underground and officials deeming the blast relatively clean. Newsmen observed from a distance as preparations for an atmospheric test continue.
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Nevada Test Site
Nev
UPI
United States
Nevada Desert
Atomic Force
Atomic Energy Commission
Mickey Rooney Reveals Financial Troubles at Bankruptcy Hearing
Actor Mickey Rooney testified he has about $500 in assets to cover $484 914 in debts. He listed $106 686 in federal taxes, $23 000 in back alimony, and $2 000 in racing losses, while living in a $75 000 Encino home with two servants. Rooney said Barbroo Enterprises Productions Inc. controls his home and pays him $1 000 weekly. he is seeking a $75 000 life story sale with a possible $15 000 advance.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Mickey Rooney
Rooney
Encino
Andy Hardy
Joseph Rifkind
Barbroo Enterprises Productions Inc
Iowa Weather Outlook From United Press International
Partly cloudy through Saturday with periods of showers and thunderstorms. Locally heavy rains possible north tonight. Unchanged temperatures with lows 60s north to near 70 south and highs 85 to 90 on Saturday. Five day forecast through Wednesday near normal temperatures with 60 to 70 lows and 85 to 91 highs. Rainfall 0.40 to 0.80 inch, locally over an inch from showers or thunderstorms.
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United Press International
Iowa
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Circle OF Safety
South Town Avenue
Madison Street
Washington Jaycees
Chamber of Commerce
Don Lawless
Jaycees
Cub Lehrer
Dale Batterson
Batterson
Jaycee
Journal
Bob Elliott
Eramovich
Joe Eramovich
Becky Jr
East
Diversified Services Inc
Country Club
Robert Williams
Ramseyer
Robin
Robert
Eastern Star
North
Darrell Jones
Daylene
Y-Wives
Catholic Daughters of America
Jones
Knights of Columbus
Henry Lower
Hank Jr
Joe
Moose and
Moose Lodge
Weidner
Kenneth Weidner
West Main
Elva
Vera
Sherry
Larry
Bruce
Steven
Morman
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
V.F.W
Vaughn
Paul Vaughn
Lori Sue
Jeffry Allan
Iowa Avenue
Ainsworth
Iowa Southern Utilities
Evangelical Free Church
Reese
Harry Reese
Sheila Ann Richardson
Sharon Jean Richardson
Stanley Allan Richardson
Sandra Lee
North 12Th
Kiene Brothers
Gillies Verda Gillies
Keota
North Avenue B
The
Christian Church
U.S
Morrison and Morrison Law Offices
E. D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
Sitler
William Sitler
North Main
West 3Rd Street
Winga’s Cafe
Mexico
Cuba
DeVries
Mrs. Donaldson
Mississippi
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