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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1963

Page

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Peggy McKinstry Represents County in Miss Iowa Pageant

Peggy McKinstry, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elliott McKinstry, will represent Washington County in the Miss Iowa Pageant at Clear Lake. The Iowa Wesleyan College senior will perform a dance routine titled Dancing Designs as part of the talent show and hopes to advance to Miss America. Peggy travels with family and local supporters to participate and be judged in suit, dress, poise, and intelligence categories over four days of events.

Greggy McKinstry Elliott McKinstry Near Washington Washington County Washington Jaycees Peggy Clear Lake Iowa Wesleyan Dan Seals Iowa City Gene Booth Washington Jaycee

Management Grants Delay On Work Rules

Nationwide rail strike averted as railroads postpone new work rules for 30 days after congressionally urged delay. Loomis said extension to 12:01 a.m. Aug 29, 1963, was in cooperation with Congress and President Kennedy’s plan to refer the dispute to ICC. Rep. Harris praised the move as in the public interest. Also: Nina McCoy, 71, of Crawfordsville died after two weeks illness. services Saturday at Crawfordsville Methodist Church with burial there.

Washington UPS Daniel P. Loomis Association of American Railroads House Commerce Committee Congress House Senate Commerce Committee Kennedy Interstate Commerce Commission ICC Loomis Senate Congress of the United States Oren Harris D-Ark Railoads Fone United States Harris Crawfordsville Nina McCoy Grinnell Crawfordsville Methodist Church McCoy Joseph A Rosalie Craig Moorhead Frank A. McCoy Joe G. C. Rhea Moline C. C. Moorhead Loren Moorhead Shenandoah Welfare Conference Rails Aid The House Foreign Affairs Congress of Racial Equality CORE New Orleans Louisiana Baton Rouge Gadsden Ala Birmingham

Bitten by Rabid Cat At Riverside Sunday

Iowa City resident Jimmy Yegey was attacked by a rabid cat while visiting relatives in Riverside. He was admitted to University Hospital after the incident. The animal tested positive for rabies. Riverside Mayor Roger Schloss urged all cat owners in the town to vaccinate pets.

Jimmy Ruenard Yegey Riverside Washington County Roger Schloss

Ward Admits Immorality On Stand In Profumo Affair Trial

Dr. Stephen Ward testified at the Old Bailey that he is a thoroughly immoral man and disapproves of any woman who takes money for sex alone. He described himself as a high profile, lewd figure linked to Christine Keeler and the Profumo scandal that toppled Britain's Conservative government. Christine Keeler testified earlier amid a hostile crowd, and Ward recalled meeting Profumo through Viscount Astor at Cliveden, detailing his role in the scandal and his denial of sleeping with Keeler.

London UPI Stephen Ward Ward Christine Keeler John Profumo Britain Witeness Old Bailey Court Miss Keeler Christine Profumo Viscount Astor Cliveden Harold Macmillan John Burge Peter Peter) Rachman Rachman Marilyn Rice-Davies West Indies

Quentin Jenkins to Work in Mexico for Two Years

Quentin Jenkins an Iowa State University rural sociology instructor will spend two years in Mexico leading a team in San Francisco Tepeyac Puebla as part of the American Friends Service Committee community development program. The work aims to improve nutrition, crops, kitchen gardens, kindergarten services and water supply, under Mexican government invitation with participants from 28 countries. He will be accompanied by wife Thelma and their 14 month old daughter Karee.

Quentin Jenkins Iowa State University Mexico American Friends Service Committee San Franciso Tepeyeac Puebla Service Committee Latin America North America Europe Asia Thelma Karee Thelma Jenkins Jenkins Charles Jenkins Ainsworth

Grain Storage Tour Slated for July 29

Farmers may attend a three farm tour on July 29 starting 1 pm hosted by Washington County Extension Service. Iowa State University engineer will discuss switching to shelled corn harvesting and storage with topics on drying and bin storage. Stops include Dick Anderson farm near the drive in, Les Been Blossom farm, and Charles Twinam farm. The event ends by 4 15 pm after a summary with Van Fossen. A dance planned by the Washington Y club Friday night is canceled.

Jim Frier County Extension Larry VanFossen Extension Ag Iowa State Washington County Extension Service Wall Segin Dick Anderson Washington Les Been Blossom Charles and Merle Twinam Crawfordsville van Fossen Frier

Partial nuclear test ban initialed by United States Britain and Soviet Union

The Big Three announced a partial ban on atmospheric outer space and underwater nuclear tests with underground testing allowed. The pact requires Senate and Parliament approval and was hailed as a potential Cold War turning point. Signing to follow at a Moscow foreign ministers conference.

Moscow UPI United States Britain Soviet Union Piridonovka Palace Andrei Gromyko Averell Harriman Lord Hailsham Senate U.S China Mit Geneva Berlin Germany Harriman del Rusk France

Kennedy denies red influence on Negro demonstrations

Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy rejected charges from two southern governors that Communist influence fueled civil rights protests. He told senators FBI evidence does not show top civil rights leaders are linked to the Reds and said the matter was raised with FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. Other congressional news covered rail work rules, Indonesia aid, and the TEX fighter contract defense.

Washington UPI Auy Robert F. Kennedy Joneety Keter Mensesey D- Oita FBI Reds Jacer Soover Aloe Harpes Gove Rous R. Barnett Misiaips George C. Wi John F. Croan Idonesia Kennedy U.S Tex Air Force Gene M. Zuckert Pentagon General Dynamics Corp Senate

Civil Rights Demonstrations Prompt Arrests in New York

Dozens of civil rights demonstrators including 24 ministers singing We Shall Not Be Moved were arrested in New York City to pressure contractors to hire more Black workers. By 11:30 a.m. EDT, 58 people faced disorderly conduct and resisting arrest charges as police moved them from a Brooklyn construction site. The scene echoed earlier mass arrests as demonstrators blocked concrete mixers.

New York City Brooklyn

TV Course on Freshman English Preview Announced

Washington High School guidance counselor George Cordes urges area graduates not entering college to watch a TV program titled Previews of Freshman English. Produced by Iowa State University speech and English departments, it airs on WMT-TV channel 2 and KTVO-TV channel 3 from 7:30 to 8 a.m. August 5 through August 30.

George Cordes Counseor Washington High School Colege Iowa State University Department of Speech and English Wmt-Tv Ktvo - TV Channel

Romania Chooses Soviet Aid Over China for Steel Mill

Moscow sources report Romania will gain backing from the Soviet Union to build a massive new steel mill, signaling a decline in interest in Communist China. Romania had flirted with Beijing but tensions over Russia’s limits on industrial growth influenced the choice.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Romania China Russia

Corner site amenity set for fall opening at Washington Street corner

A new facility on the corner of Avenue B and West Washington Street is slated for completion and operation this fall. The project, photographed by Bob Elliott, indicates local development progress and expected community impact.

Avenue B West Washington Street Journal Bob Elliott

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