Judy Roland Recalls USA High School Band Tour
Judy Roland daughter of the Henry Rolands of Washington returns home after a five week United States of America High School Band tour that began at the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg. The 129 member group performed 20 concerts with Lions Club support, visiting Monterrey and Mexico City, Los Angeles, Denver, and other cities before a final concert in Greenwood Mississippi on July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian . Roland
Henry Rolands
Washington
United States of America
Judy
University of Southern
Hattiesburg
Lions Club Organization
North Shore Community Center
Miami
United States
Mexico
Monterrey
Mexico City
Alamo
San Antonio
el Paso
Cinerama
Ience
Los Angeles
Disneyland
Red Rock
Denver
Central City
Kansas
Arkansas
Greenwood
Miss
Washington High School
Las Vegas
Local residents plan visits and guests across states
Melva Roberts leaves Sunday for Albany Missouri to stay a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Vance. W E Howell and others vacation a week at Leech Lake Walker Minnesota. Families visit Rapid City South Dakota and Cedar Rapids Iowa for events and relatives. Local awards honor heart service and Washington County raises per capita gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melva Roberts
Albany, Mo
Dick Vance
W.E. Howell
Ted Howell
Claude Rhodebeck
Leech Lake
Walker, Minn
Juanita Hering
Washington County
The
Heart Association
Cedar Valley Heart Council
Iowa Heart Association
John Mattes
A. K. Stoutner
Keota
Norman E. Jensen
Washington
Community social notices for the week ahead
A string of upcoming events listed for Friday through Tuesday includes the Richmond Rockettes at 7 30 p m at Local Achievement Show. Duane Shalla home. Washington High School Class of 1958 reunion at 6 30 p m at the Country Club. Baker and Fishburn reunions at noon at Fair grounds with a basket dinner. D M Crone family reunion at noon at Farmers Savings Bank Kale ono with self supplied meals. Monday events include Golden Age at 10 a m YWCA Rooms and Cedar Clippers at 1 30 p m Prairie Flower School. Christian Builders Class Social at Baptist Church with potluck. Tuesday activities feature Women of Moose at 8 p m and Moose World War I Barracks and Auxiary at 6 30 p m Sunset Park with self supplied beverages. Y Wives Summer Coffee at 9 30 a m with hosts Mrs Norman Schoonover Mrs Price Roberts Mrs Loren Moore. Starliners 8 30 a m Local Achievement Show Fairgrounds. Dutchettes 1 45 p m Grace Hill Community Building. Coverleaf 7 p m Local Achievement Show. Crawfordsville School Good Luck 7 p m Local Achievement Show at Brighton Presbyterian Church noting Mr Kronfeld a Davenport High School and Davenport Technical Institute graduate with an August 18 wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Rockettes
Duane Shalla
Washington High School
Country Club
Baker
Fishburn
D. M. Crone Family
Farmers Savings Bank
Kalona
YWCA
Prairie Flower School
Christian Builders
Baptist Church
Women of Moose
Moose
Sunset Park
Norman Schoonover
Price Roberts
Loren Moore
Fairgrounds
Grace Hill
Crawfordsville
Brighton Presbyterian Church
CYO Plans Dance at Fairgrounds with Escort Band
Catholic Youth Organization members met at St James School where Mrs LeRoy McGraw spoke on cancer and a film was shown. They plan a public dance at the Fairgrounds next Thursday with music by the Escorts and admission of 1.00. Next meeting set for July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyo
Catholic Youth Organization
St. James School
LeRoy McGraw
Fairgrounds
HJ Club
Sunset Park
Hubert Malichky
Verne Escher
Harry Drake
Ceceilia, Escher
Jim McGaffey
Joe Goodlander
George Shallla
Roy Carter
Ernest Strum
Dwain Shalla
Lake Odessa
Crime in the United States Sets New Record in 1962
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reports the national crime rate hit a record high in 1962, rising 6 percent from 1961 as major crimes except murder increased. Forcible rape robbery and burglary up while murder fell 2 percent, with youth arrests dominating auto theft and larceny figures.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Hoover
Kennedy Retreat Signals Tax Clash On Foreign Stocks
President Kennedy signaled Congress will scale back the plan to tax Americans who buy foreign stocks and bonds. The move followed a market shock as foreign shares fell, with Aluminum Ltd and Royal Dutch dropping over 4 percent and more than $2 billion erased from values before a delay in the 15 percent tax took effect until August 16 to stabilize trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Aluminum Ltd
Royal Dutch
The
Treasury
Variety Night Brings Sacred Music And Visitors To Home
A Bethel Mennonite mixed quartet performed a sacred music program at the United Presbyterian Home during Variety Night. Betsy Hamerlee spoke on her Ganado Mission work with Navajo students, amid visitors from Marion Avenue Church and Ganado, Arizona. Residents and guests also included Mrs Carol McMillan in Council Bluffs and Miss Frances Patton visiting family in Illinois. Other social visits noted include Dr. and Mrs. John McCleery of New Concord and Mrs. Emma Maxwell of Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Mennonite Church
Betsy Hamerlee
Marion Avenue
Ganado
Carol McMillan
Council Bluffs
Frances’ Patton
Ilinois
Margaret Beveridge
John McCleery
New Concord
Ohio
Emma Maxwell
Butler
Sudan
Egypt
McCleery
Two Iowans Facing Charges for Abortion
Cedar Rapids doctor Harold Lockart and Oscar Gustason of Waterloo were arrested on charges of attempting to perform an abortion. Lockart is jailed in Cedar Rapids on a $5,000 bond while Gustason is held in Waterloo awaiting Cedar Rapids arrival. The arrests follow a lengthy investigation into an attempted abortion of a 22 year old Minneapolis woman. The girl’s identity and details remain undisclosed.
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Cedar Rapids
API
Waterloo
Harold Lockart
Oscar Gustason
Minneapolis
On The Record Admitted And Dismissed Names Listed
Yesterday admitted Mrs Lloyd Enke Washington medical and yesterday dismissed Mrs Anna Godwin Washington. Today entries include Mrs Charlotte Robert son Washington Mrs William Blackburn and son Washington Mrs Keith Reighard and daughter Crawfordsville Mrs Earl Hiller and daughter Washington Mrs Henry Mullet and daughter Kalona.
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Lloyd Enke
Washington
Anna Godwin
Charlotte Robertson
William Blackburn
Keith Reighard
Crawfordsville
Earl Hiller
Henry Mullet
Kalona
Khrushchev Rebukes China Over War Threats in Kremlin
Premier Khrushchev condemned Chinese calls for war and urged Beijing to back peaceful coexistence, calling attempts to overthrow him futile. He warned that nuclear war would ruin humanity, while greeting Janos Kadar amid ongoing Moscow talks on a nuclear test ban.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Red China
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Russia
Kremlin
Peking
Mikesch Named New Patrol Chief In State Safety Plan
Mikesch will replace the current system in 14 patrol districts with a central command structure and will boost cooperation with the county sheriffs and other local agencies. He plans fewer motor vehicle safety checks overall with tighter emphasis in spring and fall. Sueppel said he interviewed patrol ranks and about 50 officers and citizens before selecting Mikesch from three finalists. Mikesch, a Manly native who joined the patrol in 1937, has held key posts in the motorcycle unit and state headquarters and lives at 1501 Mattern Ave with his wife and son John, a senior at St Ambrose College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikesch
Sueppel
Machholz
Miller
Manly
Patrol
Mattern Ave
John
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
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Judy Roland
W. H. Folckemer
Corpus Christi
Texas
Dan Brindley
Folckemer
Mr. Brindley
Robert Arthur
Arthur
Maxine White
Visalia
Calif
Ola O'Loughlin
Riverside
Rapid City
S.dak
Arthurs
Richard Sandercock
Mark
Mike
Sandercock
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Tom Duncan
Catty Godfrey
Sigourney
Gloria Wolf
Jerry Cochran
S. Dak
Kenneth Peters
Jack Peiffer
Cris
Oskaloosa
Robert Day and Sons
Iowa City
Marquis Childs
University of Iowa
Childs
Day
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Carmine Lombardi
Carol Ann
Brooklyn
New York
Lyndon Burris
Russell
James
Michael
Becky
Patrick
Decatur, Ill
Lloyd Hopping
Hopping
David Kline
Eldon Yeggy
Donald
Meryl Steele
Cora Hopping
Alex Lytle
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Larry Krotz
Cindy
Steve
Jennie
Willie
Sun Prairie
Wisc
Kathy Stutsman
E. E. Stutsman
Kathy
Stutsmans
Jeffrey Peschel
Hicksville
Long Island
N. Y
Sara Page
Des Moines
Ruth Dupuis
Carol Ann Wolf
Omaha, Nebr
Curtis Wolf
Merchant Marine Academy
Kingspoint
Connie Wolf
Eldon
Lena Schmitt
Leo Wolf
Irv Whitham
Wolf
Wolf's Flower Shop
C. M. Hayes Insurance Agency
Aliber & Co
Iowa
Mr. Kronfeld
Davenport High School
Davenport Technical Institute
Carma Thompson
Perry St
Clyde Thompson
Robert Kronfeld
Fred Kronfeld
Miss Thompson
American Institute of Commerce
National Tea Company
Double Deck
Carrie Rienert
Ralph Zeck
Frank Shepherd
Ernest Miller
Low
Oral Mayo
Grant Shaeffer
Wwcctu
WCTU
United Presbyterian Home
Milo Vacha
Jeannie Nayadley
David Gravett
Eddie West
A. J. Votruba
Ray Sojka
Chicago
Chicago Motor Club
Wag
Wagner
Standard Service
East
Washington St
Elizabeth McClung
Lebanon
Indiana
LaVere Padgett
Salem, Indiana
United Presbyterian Church
Margaret Work
Ft. Morgan, Colo
Elizabeth Griffing
St. Louis
Colorado
Herbert Shenofield
Monmouth
Margaret Owen
Grace Rogers
Montgomery Sisters
Ruth Webb
Zoe Leacox
Harvey Sisters
Ruth Weed
Moline
Miss Ethel Weed
Hugh R. Milne
Laura McLaughlin
Atkinson
Nebraska
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
Washington, Iowa
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
State Bank
China
Spurgeon’s
Post Office
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