Stage Set for Iowa Primary Voting Across Counties
Iowa voters will vote Monday June 4 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in a regular primary. Ballots feature local Republican and Democratic races for state legislature, county supervisors, state senate, and a statewide ballot on the Iowa Plan for district judges. Voting sites are listed across township precincts and city wards, including Kalona, Crawfordsville, Washington, Ainsworth, and Washington City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
F. W. Schnoebelen
Riverside
Keith Vetter
Washington
Howard E. Anderson
Max Mitchell
Crawford Township
Board of Supervisors
W. C
Bill) Robertson
Richard L. Stephens
Dale H. Rickert
Wapello
John W. Elliott
Ainsworth
Harold E. Hughes
Ida Grove
Lewis E. Lint
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Herbert F. Hoover
Oskaloosa
U. S
Norman A. Erbe
Boone
William H. Nicholas
Clear Lake
L. B. Liddy
Keosauqua
Loyd van Patten
Indianola
State Secretary of Agriculture
Fred E. Bourgeois
Brighton Township
Brighton
Cedar Township
Prairie Flower
Clay Township
Rubio
Crawfordsville
Dutch Creek
Old New Haven
Kalona
Richmond
Holy Trinity Parish
Franklin Center
West Chester
Highland Township
Highland Center
Jackson Township
Jackson Center
Lime Creek
Wellman
Marion
Wayland Road
Oregon
Seventy-Six
Seventy- Six
Washington Township
Mace Ford
Washington City
Perdock’s
Klein Klothing
Square
Eichmann Hanged For War Crimes
Adolf Eichmann was hanged at Ramle prison near Tel Aviv after trial for Nazi crimes. His body was cremated and ashes scattered on the Mediterranean. He maintained he was only a cog in the Nazi machine and died claiming faith in God.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Adolf Eichmann
Mediterranean
Supreme Court
Eichmann
Ramle
Tel Aviv
Robert Hull
Hull
Jesus
F Eichmann
Israel Police
Mercury Capsule Model On Display At Local Airport
A full sized model of the Mercury space capsule will be displayed at the municipal airport Saturday and Sunday June 16 and 17. The space exhibit, in the main hangar, is sponsored by the Washington Airport Club with help from the Chamber of Commerce and Jaycees. Gerald Howell leads the display effort and notes the model has only been shown in Iowa twice before. A Sunday morning “flight breakfast” is planned for attendees alongside the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Airport Club
Chamber of Commerce and Jaycees
Gerald Howell
Crawfordsville
Airport Club Committee
Iowa
Waterloo
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John Glenn
Scott Carpenter
Cub Scout Camp Out Scheduled Saturday
The Cub Scout camp out will be held Saturday June 2 weather permitting according to Cub Master Raymond Miller. Meet at the bandstand Central Park 9 a.m. then travel by army truck to the camp south of the airport. Return Sunday about 8 a.m. No fishing due to high water. Bring a sack lunch bed rolls tents and idled service for Saturday night and Sunday morning Dinner and breakfast provided by the pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Miller
Central Park
Presbyterians To Hold Joint Bible School Sessions
The First Presbyterian Church and Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church in Washington plan a two week vacation Bible school starting Monday June 4 from 9 to 11 30 a m each weekday for children ages 4 through eighth grade. Programs split by church and grade level with multiple volunteers and student helpers from local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Washington
Milton Flickinger
Robert Huber
Robert Brewer
Cal Larsen
Ted Meyers
Robert Gillespie
Russell Bannister
Irv Whitham
Harold Ganon
Marion Avenue
Steve Wiggers
Vernon Elgin
Vernon Witting
Robert Logan
Phil Yohe
Charles Hotle
Max Owens
Kenneth Crone
Dale Caldwell
Richard Knupp
Don Jackson
Dale Connelly
D. W. Gregory
Richard Anderson
Francis McConnell
William Perdock
Richard Schiebel
Robert Choate
Edward Vosika
Rex Ray
Elizabeth McClung
Bruce Gillis
Robert Moss
John Owen
Dwight Hayes
Diane Perdock
Delores Martin
Linda van Winkle
Martha Myers
Shirley Goemaat
Christie Lemmon
Linda
Sierra Zie¢lowsky
Carla Hotle
Sally Owen
Carolyn Pratt
Mary Ellen Lutkenbill
Nancy Knutson
Carol Ray
Rev Stiefel to Speak at Ainsworth and Fre donia Churches
The Rev Carl Stiefel will preach at 9 15 a m Fre d onia and 10 30 a m Ainsworth with a basket dinner after the Ainsworth service. He previously led Ainsworth from 1947 to 1956 and has served Bedford and Carlisle churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stiefel
Ainsworth
Fredonia
William C. Simbro
Stiefel
Bedford
Carlisle
State University of Iowa
Simbro
Chicago
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Ainsworth Church
Plan to Erect Model Home in One Day
Residents of the Washington area may watch a Hallmark line model home assembled at 710 South Ninth Avenue on Monday June 4 beginning at 7 a.m. The entire house will be erected in a single day and finished in a few days. Washington Lumber Co is the Hallmark distributor for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South
Ninth Avenue
Hallmark
Washington Lumber Company
Washington Lumber Co
H. R. Hess
Shannon Will Provides Gifts to YMCA and Home Group
The will of R. E. Shannon of Washington Iowa was probated here. He bequeathed $1 000 to the Washington YMCA and $2 500 to the Home Association of Washington Iowa.
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Shannon
YMCA
Home Association
Washington
Iowa
Washington Ymca
R. E. Shannon
Reds Lose 5 Cosmonauts Claim Inaccurate Report
Indianapolis commentator Frank Edwards writes in Fate magazine that at least five Soviet cosmonauts have died, naming Terenity Shiborin 1959 Piotr Dolgov 1960 Massikevich Zavadosky 1961 and a May 1961 man and woman moon team as missing. He cautions these may not be the full list.
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Chicago
UPI
Indianapolis
Ind
Frank Edwards
WTTV
Fate Magazine
Edwards
Terenity Shiborin
Piotr Dolgov
Massikevich Zavadosky
Jail Break Foiled at Davenport Jail
Up I P I prisoners were found sawing their way out of a Davenport Scott County jail early today. Night jailer John Pfimmer alerted police and sheriff deputies after hearing a noise. Eleven hacksaw blades seized. blades hidden in a hollow mop handle. fourteen inmates moved to a new cellblock.
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Davenport
UPI
Scott County
John Pfimmer
Cliff Wildman
Washington Methodist Church adjusts summer Sunday schedule
The church will start services earlier next Sunday as part of the summer schedule for June July and August. Sunday school begins at 9 a.m. and worship at 10 a.m.
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Washington Methodist Church
Humphrey urges tax cuts to spur economy and stocks
Senate Democratic Whip Hubert H. Humphrey urged immediate federal income tax cuts for corporations and individuals to revive growth. He proposed 2-4% corporate cuts, 2% for individuals, plus an investment tax credit and renewed public works, plus a drive to boost exports. He warned delaying action will worsen economic trouble.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesot
Treasury
Douglas Dillion
Mike Mansfield
Dillon
Mansfield
Humphrey
Congress
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Democraic
White House
Smith Denies Slayings Today In Iowa Mass Killing
Gayne Gilbert Smith, 24, pleaded not guilty to five murder charges and waived to the grand jury after a three day manhunt in southern Iowa. He appeared before Justice of the Peace Tom Johnston in Sigourney, was heavily restrained, and not represented by an attorney at arraignment. The case links to a Des Moines rape and slaying in April, which investigators said evidence did not tie to Smith. Prosecutors expect the grand jury to convene late August or September with district court next term in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Iowa
UPI
Gayne Gilbert Smith
Justice of the Peace
Tom Johnston
Johnston
Stephen C. Gerard
Gerard
Smith
Ramona Cox
Des Moines
Miss Cox
Moravia
Here
Tilman A
Tommy) Thompson
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Symington Warns Estes Case Pale Compared to Stockpile Losses
Senator Stuart Symington said the defense stockpile program would produce losses far exceeding earlier estimates as investigators probe a synthetic cryolite inventory and windfall profits for stockpile suppliers. He noted conflicts of interest and urged a rapid audit of Humphrey related nickel contracts while officials defend government interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Billie Sol Estes
Symington
Senate
Office of Emergency Planning Today
John D. Morgan Jr
Morgan
Climax Molybdenum Co
OEP
Office of Defense Mobilization
Subcommittee
R.C. Cornburn
Climax
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Humphrey
M.A. Hanna Co
Cleveland
Ohio
General Accounting Office
Congress
McCarthys Speak With Son Justin By Long Distance Call
The Bernard McCarthy family woke to a 3:30 am call from Camp Pendleton as PFC Justin McCarthy of the Third Marine Division spoke via long distance telephone and short wave radio from the Far East. The line connected for about 15 minutes with Justin saying he was four air hours from Thailand and it was morning there. He had spent weeks in the Philippines for jungle maneuvers and four weeks in Japan for snow training after arriving in Okinawa in January.
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Bernard McCarthy
McCarthy
Justin
Thailand
Okinawa
Philippines
Japan
Mountains
Young McCarthy
Nazarene Bible School Set For June 4 to 8
Vacation Bible school conducted at the Church of the Nazarene from June 4 through 8, daily 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Teachers include Mrs. Marvin Snider kindergarten Mrs. Ray Sojka primary Mrs. Eddie West junior Rev Eddie West junior high. Superintendent is Mrs. Carl Anderson. Children wishing to attend should telephone OL 3 4438.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Marvin Snider
Ray Sojka
Eddie West
Carl Anderson
Historic Showboat Goldenrod Destroyed by Fire
An early morning blaze gutted the Goldenrod showboat on the Mississippi at St. Louis. Captain-owner J W Menke 81 his brother Charles and Blanche Forbes escaped from second floor quarters. The four alarm fire began about 3 30 a m and left the vessel uninsurable with a dog named Fluffie as the sole apparent casualty. Built in 1904 and once the largest showboat seating 1400, the Goldenrod symbolized a bygone era as Menke pondered rebuilding after losing the craft.
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ST. Louis
UPS
Mississippi
Goldenrod
Fluffie
J.W. Menke
Charles
Olathe
Kan
Blanche Forbes
Menkes
Menke
Locust Street
Ohio
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Richard Turner Dies in Kansas City Rites Planned
Richard Turner former resident died in Kansas City on Thursday May 31 funeral services set for Tuesday morning in Kansas City Survivors include his wife and brothers and sisters Gene Turner of Washington Bob Turner and Katherine Turner of Chicago Josephine Turner of Yankton South Dakota Gene Turner of Washington plus other relatives
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Richard Turner
Kansas City
Mr. Turner
Gene Turner
Washington
Bob
Katherine
Chicago
Josephine
Yankton
Dakota
Gene
Weather in Iown Fair to Partly Cloudy With Showers
Fair to partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with some showers along the southern border. Continued cool through the period with low temperatures around 40s north and 45 to 50 south. Highs reach 60s in the north to lower 70s in the south. Sunday outlook calls for partly cloudy and warmer. Five day trend near normal temperatures with some midweek warming. Rainfall near zero to one inch north and locally several inches south from occasional showers or thunderstorms.
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Rev. Stiefel
The
Evening Journal
Reds
Johnson
John
Bud) Wallerich
Atty
J. Leo Martin
McCarthys
Church of Nazarene Bible School
United Press International
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