South Korea Warns of More Attacks Amid Tension Rise
Seoul defense minister Kim Sung Eun warned that Communist attacks on U S troops could be part of a plan to raise regional tension. He said South Korea's 500,000 strong armed forces are on alert after clashes left three Americans, four North Koreans, and one South Korean dead. He cited Sino Soviet struggle and said China may aim to unsettle the West and disrupt U S policy in Korea.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
South Korea
USS
Kim Sung Eun
Amercan
Kim
U.S
United States
China
Leaves for Moscow Friday Night Rusk to Sign Test Ban Pact
Washington United Press International reports Secretary of State Dean Rusk will lead an 11 member U.S. delegation to Moscow for the signing of a limited test ban treaty. The group includes five senators with bipartisanship reflected by Senators Aiken and Saltonstall. House members are not included as ratification rests with the Senate. Senate leaders foresee a two thirds vote for ratification amid calls to keep politics out of the issue. The delegation aims to gather facts and avoid partisan commitments before the signing ceremony likely Monday.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
U.S
Moscow
White House
George Aiken
Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
Repubs
Rusk
House
Senate
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Pastore
D-R.i
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Aiken
Saltonstall
Armed Services Committee
Dirksen
GOP
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Alown
Hickenlooper
Minn
Funeral Thursday for Mrs Josephine Wenger
Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Wenger will be held at 2 p m Thursday at the Eicher Mennonite Church Wayland with Rev Henry Harder Rev Archie Penner and Rev T A van der Smissen in charge Zehr Funeral Home handles arrangements Born June 1877 in Alsace Lorraine France daughter of Peter and Catherine Widmer Married to Joseph T Wenger Sept 9 1902 he predeceased her She lived in Wayland 24 years and was a member of the Eicher Mennonite Church Died early Monday at a daughter's home in Bloomington Survivors include children Homer Winfield Mrs Karthryn Suter Iowa City Harry Owotanna Minn Mrs Anna Alliman and Mrs Mabel Cain Denver Colo Edward and Gilbert Salina Kan Elmer Ainsworth and Mrs Esther Brown Bloomington Also 22 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren one brother J J Widmer Washington and one sister Mrs J J Rich Wayland
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Owa
Josephine Wenger
Eicher Mennonite Church
Henry Harder
Archie Penner
T.A. van der Smissen
Zehr Funeral Home
Bloomington
Homer
Winfield
Karthryn Suter
Iowa City
Harry
Owotanna
Minn
Anna Alliman
Mabel Cain
Denver
Colo
Edward
Gilbert
Salina
Kansas
Elmer
Ainsworth
Esther Brown
J.J. Widmer
Washington
J.J. Rich
Swine Judging Held At Louisa Co Fair
Hogs drew crowds at the Louisa County Fair livestock events in Columbus Junction with open barrow judging in the morning and purebred swine judging in the afternoon. Winfield raisers Gary Settles and Melvin Jennings earned top honors in weight divisions while Randall Columbus Junction and Crammond Oakville led in purebred classes. Gene Lintz Crawfordsville dominated grand champion placements in 4-H and market hog events with multiple class wins and reserves.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County Fair
Columbus Junction Fairgrounds
Gary Settles
Winfield
Melvin Jennings
Settles
Jon Randall
Ray Crammond
Oakville
Cleo Kephart
Crawfordsville
Hampshire
Steve Kellogg
Gene Lintz
Jeff Story
Wayne Fink
Berkshire
Larry Wallace
Wapello
Jane Paisley
Peking Radio Attacks Soviet Policy Amid Tense Asia
Peking broadcasts accuse the Soviet Union of selling out to the West during the test ban talks as China signals a new campaign of pressure. In Korea, South Korea says 600,000 troops stand on alert amid fears of renewed communist provocation aimed at widening Asia tension. The State Department says North Korean attacks may be part of Beijing’s plan to raise regional friction.
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London
China
North Korea
Washington
State Department
Peking
Asia
Kim
Soviet Russia
New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Chaiman Mao Tzechung
Ward Convicted in Immoral Earnings Trial After Suicide Attempt
Dr Stephen Ward was found guilty on two counts of living off the immoral earnings of prostitutes Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies at the Old Bailey. He was acquitted on several Counts and remains in a coma after an overdose taken before the verdict. The case, part of Britain's sex and security scandal, could carry up to 25 years in prison if he is sentenced after further proceedings.
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UPI
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Chris
Tine Keeler
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Britain
St. Stephen’s Hospital
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Anna Ricardo
Vicki Barrett
Miss Rand
Miss X
Pri
Harold Macmillan
Noel Howard Jones
Christine Keeler
Jones
Christine
Old Bailey
Robert Soblen
United States
Services Thursday For Mrs Wallerich
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Wallerich 88 will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in Gould Funeral Home Richland with Rev. Orval Roach pastor of Ollie Baptist Church in charge. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery Richland. Mrs. Wallerich died Tuesday morning at Washington County Hospital.
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Mary Wallerich
Gould
Orval Roach
Ollie Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
Iowa Boys Win Awards With Model Car Design
In Detroit two Davenport youths among 20 young designers won university scholarships in the 1963 Fisher body craftsman's guild contest. David J. Goetz, 21, earned $4,000 for second in the senior division. Donald E. Schaeffer, 13, won $2,000 for fifth in the junior division. Total scholarships totaled $42,000.
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Detroit
UPI
Davenport
Iowa
Fisher
Craftsman's Guild
David J. Goetz
Donald E. Schaeffer
Harness Racing Leads Louisa County Fair in Columbus Junction
Harness racing highlighted the Louisa County Fair in Columbus Junction Tuesday evening. Plint Hills Fancy owned by Hugh S. Dennis of Euchreka Kansas won the first heat in 2:13.5, with Fancy placing second in the second heat won by Imperial Counsel owned by Dr. Updyke of Kirksville Missouri. Iowa Girl owned by Gilmore Doggett Lease of Des Moines won both trots in 2:21 and 2:18. Early Purdue owned by Morris C. Trabert of Douds won two heats in the third race. Final free for all trot saw a dead heat in heat one and Raunchie B owned by Burns and Nans of Marshalltown won heat two in 2:00.5. Time of heat one listed as 2:21.20.
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Columbus Junction
Hugh S. Dennis
Eureka
Kan
Imperial Counsel
DR. Updyke
Kirksville
Robert Carey
Columbus
Juntion
Iowa Girl
Gilmore Doggett Lease
Des Moines
Morris C. Trabert
Purdue
Trabert
Douds
Raunchie B
Burns and
Nans
Marshalltown
Four Boys Get Lecture On River Adventures
Four teenage boys including twins drifted down the Des Moines River on inner tubes causing a river rescue. A motorist spotted a capsized craft, police and fire units responded, and Wayne Miller helped bring the youths ashore. The boys were given stern lectures and ordered to report to the police juvenile bureau with their parents.
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Des Moines
UPI
de Moines
Fire Department
Euclid Avenue
Birdland Park
Wayne Miller
Kline Distributing Co
Police Juvenile Bureau
Kennedy Tax Cuts Face Final House Committee Vote
Washington UPI reports that the House Ways and Means Committee moves toward final decisions on revenue-producing measures to complement Kennedy’s tax cut plan. Oil and gas taxes, motorist deductions, and inherited asset liability are among the contested provisions as lawmakers weigh balancing revenue with rate cuts. Don Bell of Des Moines dies. Jones Funeral Home handles arrangements in Washington.
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UPI
Kennedy
House
Ways & Means Committee
Republican Committee
Don Bell
Des Moines
Methodist
Jones Funeral Home
Seasoned Team Wins U. S. Bridge Title
In Los Angeles the master mixed team championship led by Edgar Kaplan and Sidney Lazard with Stella Rebner of Los Angeles, won Tuesday night at 434 points. Feldesman and Freeman led at halfway with 446%% match points, as Lew Mathe and Ed Taylor trailed in Los Angeles. The spring master team contest for the off trophy began today.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Edgar Kaplan
New York City
Sidney Lazard
New Orleans
Stella Rebner
Alvin Roth
New York
Paul McDaniel
Houston
Tex
Israel Cohn
Terry Michaels
Washington
Philip Feldesman
Richard Freeman
Feldesman
Lew Mathe
Ed Taylor
Weather outlook Iowa brief with scattered storms
United Press International reports Iowa will be partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms mainly in the east tonight. Thursday brings warmer temperatures in the northeast and east central areas with lows 55 to 60 in the northwest and upper 60s in the southeast, highs 80 to 90s. Friday remains partly cloudy and warm with a chance of isolated storms. Five day outlook shows near normal to slightly above normal temperatures east to west, with 20 to 50 percent rainfall, mainly toward the period’s end.
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United Press International
Iowa
Sowa
Regulators Approve Revised Liquor By The Drink Rules
Des Moines lawmakers approve a revised set of liquor by the drink rules from the liquor control commission after debate. Changes permit price lists for call brands on menus, while banning brand name advertising except on menus. The committee expects temporary rules to adapt during initial enforcement.
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Des Moines
UPI
Legislative Rules Committee
Liquor Control Commission
Liquor Commission
Floyd Millen
Farmington
Asst
William Yost
Yost
Legislative Committee
Dewey Goode
Bloomfield
Commission
Department of Agriculture
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