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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1963

Page

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Support Test Ban Ratification Outlook Is Excellent

UPI reports Senate Democratic leaders told President Kennedy the outlook is excellent for strong bipartisan support to ratify the partial nuclear test ban treaty. Mansfield noted Harriman’s strong briefing impressed committees, with many senators still evaluating home opinions before final commitment.

Washington Mansfield Senate U.S Harriman Democratic House Kennedy Moscow United States U.S. Disarmament Agency William C. Foster

Predict More China Border Activity

US officials say the Communist killing of another American soldier in Korea signals a deliberate campaign by Red China to raise tension in Asia and sabotage the East-West cold war. They expect intensified Communist activity along the India to Korea border, possible artillery pressure on Quemoy and Matsu, and a tougher push for an armistice commission.

Washington UPI Korea Red China Asia Viet Nam Quemoy Matsu United Nations State Department United States Peking Britain Soviet Union Khrushchev China

Record-Setting Washington County 4H and FFA Fair Plans

Plans for the 1963 Washington County 4H and FFA Fair advance as entries increase toward full classes and a potential record exhibit count. The Fair Board schedules August 2 as Work Day to ready the grounds with livestock in by noon August 5. Judging runs Monday through Thursday for dairy cattle, pigs, sheep, beef, and more, followed by showmanship contests. The week features canned goods, demonstrations, a 4H history pageant, and entertainment including local acts, a high wire debut, and new attractions with free watermelon on Tuesday after tug of war and water fights.

Washington County Merritt Canady County Extension Associate Fair Board Washington Wick School of Dance Methodiares Irene Trotter Alan Bergstrom Lloyd Matthes High Wire Vernon Feuerblem

Mrs. Mary Wallerich Dies in Richland at 88

Mrs. Mary Wallerich, 88, died at Washington County Hospital around 8 a.m. after breaking a hip in a June 16 fall. Born near Ollie, she spent most of her life around Ollie and Richland and moved to Richland in 1947. Survived by two brothers Van and Frank, she was active in the Ollie Baptist Church. Funeral arrangements are pending. body at Gould Funeral Home in Richland.

Richland Mary Wallerich Washington County Iowa City Washington Gould Funeral Home Mrs. Wallerich Ollie Samuel Lavina Worley Gabby Walter Snider John Wallerich Van Rubio Frank Paulina Ollie Baptist Church

Mrs. Josephine Wenger Dies in Wayland

Wayland Mrs. Josephine Wenger died shortly after midnight at her daughter Esther Brown’s Bloomington Illinois home. Funeral arrangements are pending at Zehr Funeral Home in Wayland.

Wayland Josephine Wenger Howard Esther) Brown Bloomington Zehr Funeral Home

Only Seven Dry Counties in State Now Seven Dry Counties in State

Des Moines reports Madison county opened Mac's Tavern in Greenfield with a liquor by the drink license, the first permit in the county. The move leaves seven of Iowa's 99 counties without a retail licensee. Dry counties listed include Guthrie Taylor Ringgold Decatur Wayne Davis and Keokuk with surrounding wet counties nearby.

Des Moines UPI Madison County Greenfield Liquor Control Commission Carol McClure Mac’s Madison Iowa Guthrie Taylor Ringgold Decatur Wayne Davis Keokuk Missouri Appanoose

Services Thursday For Mrs James E Reaney

Funeral services for Mrs James E Reaney 72 will be Thursday at 2 p m at Stacy Funeral Home Columbus Junction with Rev Robert Parris in charge Burial will be in Columbus City Cemetery She died Monday in Muscatine General Hospital Edith Earle born February 23 1891 in Petoskey Michigan daughter of Fred and Emma Topping Earle She married James E Reaney August 17 1916 They lived in Columbus Junction where he practiced law Survivors include husband a son Robert of Columbus Junction a daughter Mrs James Benbow of Ft Madison and six grandchildren

Columbus Junction James E. Reaney Stacy Funeral Home Robert Parris Methodist Church Columbus City

Fire at junior high grounds from gasoline leak

Volunteer firemen responded to a gasoline leak on a small tractor pulling a lawn mower at the junior high school grounds. The fire was extinguished quickly with no injuries and minimal damage. First reported shortly after 12 30 this afternoon.

4-H Boys to Present Demonstrations Here

Washington County 4-H teams will compete in four demonstrations at the fairgrounds starting 7 30 P M Wednesday. Merritt Canady associate extension director says Dick Thuma Henry County Extension Director will judge this year.

Washington County Merritt Canady Fairgrounds Dick Thuma Henry County

Governors Invites Negroes To Join Iowa Patrol Tests

Des Moines Iowa Gov Harold E Hughes invited Negroes to apply for appointment to the Iowa Highway Patrol commenting there are currently no Negroes on the patrol and they should have equal opportunity based on qualifications alone He spoke at a news conference about the Civil Rights Commission and said it would focus on housing and labor discrimination He also announced plans to appoint a Tax Study Committee and a committee to review the state court system The Tax Study Committee would include private college and university professors and possibly legislators and would study the general tax structure to relieve the property tax burden ahead of the 1965 Legislature

Des Moines UPI Harold E. Hughes Iowa Highway Patrol Hughes Civil Rights ’ Commission Iowa

Third American Killed in Korea Clash Deep Penetration

North Korean soldiers killed their third American in two days near the Korean DMZ. Two Communists and one South Korean also died in a hour long battle about 9 a.m. north of Munsan Ni. UNC said North Koreans crossed the DMZ and forded the Amjin River to reach the spot.

Seoul UPI South Korea United Nations Command UNC Munsan-Ni Demilitarized Zone Amjin River

Miksch Presides At Regional Soil Meeting

Lawrence Miksch district soil commissioners director in region nine presided at a Fair field meeting Monday night. Attending from Washington County were Gene Stephens of Ainsworth and Elmer Steele of Riverside. Max Johnson of Hillsboro was named director to succeed Miksch.

Lawrence Miksch District Soil Commissioners Fairfield Washington County Gene Stephens Ainsworth Elmer Steele Riverside Max Johnson Hillsboro Mr. Miksch

Governor Hughes to headline Washington County Democrats dinner

Governor and Mrs Harold Hughes will attend the annual Washington County Democrats fundraiser on October 3 at the Washington Country Club. A pre-dinner press conference will be held, with a reception for Mrs Hughes at the Ryan home. The party also discussed forming a Young Democrats Club and a Democratic Women’s Organization.

Harold Hughes Washington Washington County Democrats Washington Country Club Washington County Court House Young Democrats Club Hughes Paul Ryan Country Club Farrell

Dynamite Clears Skopje Rubble In quake recovery

Rescue workers pressed to find survivors in Skopje three days after the quake as dynamite crews leveled wreckage. Thirteen people were found in a tunnel. seven died, ten survived. The death toll stood at 813 with 2,170 injured and 700 bodies believed still buried.

Skopje Yugoslavia UPI

Municipal Band Concert in Central Park Wednesday Evening

Washington's Municipal Band will play its usual weekly concert in Central Park at 8 p.m. Directed by Dick Ballard the program features God Bless America Berlin True Blue March King Coeur D Alene Overture Hoffield Hostrauser's March Chambers The Donkey Serenade Friml Lights Out March McCoy Tailgate Ramble Dixieland Van Auken DeMolay Commandery March Hall The American Troubadour selections by Stephen Foster Great Day Youmans Blue Skirt Waltz Lang Night Train Yoder Circus Parade novelty Yoder Washington Post March Sousa

Washington Central Park Dick Ballard America Berlin True Blue King Cofield, Hostrauser Chambers The Friml McCoy van Auken DeMolay Commandery Hall Stephen Foster Vincent Youmans Lang Yoder Ishington Post Sousa

Philby Receives Soviet Citizenship and Asylum

Moscow reports that Kim Philby, once a top British diplomat and intelligence officer, has been granted Soviet citizenship and political asylum as Izvestia confirms. He had disappeared from Beirut in late January, while informants say he warned British diplomats Burgess and MacLean of impending capture. Philby formerly worked as a Mideast correspondent for the Sunday Observer and the Economist.

Moscow Har. Philby Russia Izvestia Philby Beirut Lebanon Foreign Office Guy Burgess Donald MacLean Secret Service Mideast London Sunday Observer Economist

Weather forecast for fair to partly cloudy state

United Press International reports a fair to partly cloudy night and Wednesday with scattered showers and isolated thunder showers across the state. Temperatures show little change with overnight lows in the 60s and Wednesday highs near 90. Thursday remains partly cloudy with little temperature change and a chance of isolated thunder showers.

Iona

Samaritans With Wings Aid Skopje Disaster Relief

US Air Force in Europe earns the label samaritians with wings for rapid aid after the Skopje quake. The 322nd Air Division from Evreux, France, led relief with C130 Hercules planes, airlifting field hospital staff and supplies to Belgrade and the disaster zone while Yugoslav police escorted convoys amid cheers of Long Live the Americans.

Wiesbaden Germany UPI US Air Force In Europe USAFE Becaus Skopje Yugoslavia 322Nd Air Division Ev Rreux France Britain Holland Syria Iraq Iran Jordan Libya Kenya Somaliland Morocco Turkey Greece Algeria Trai Usafe Agadir Hamburg Italy Sicily Austria Pakistan Yemen Belgrade Ramstein West Germany Army Field Hospital Ameri Force

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Administration House J. William Fulbright D-Ark Foreign Relations Committee John C. Pastore D-R.l Senate House ‘Atomic Energy Committee Richard B. Rus Armed Services Committee Russell John Stennis D-Miss John Foster Law Fence Radiation Laboratory Livermore Calif Norris E .Agamos N.M North Korea India Southeast Asia Cna Nikita Khrushchev Outline County Fair Dry Miksch Gov. Hughes Women’s Organization Count Central Cemetery Air Force US. Army Hospital Siast Kumanovo U.S. Army Field Hospital Vienna Municipal Band United Press Internat Samaritans
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