Civil Rights Clash Looms as Kennedy Seeks Senate Action
President Kennedy plans to submit his civil rights program to Congress on Tuesday amid a predicted long session. House Speaker McCormack urged patience as Democratic leaders meet to map the fight, while GOP Senator Keating presses Johnson to back civil rights legislation. Also, federal workers seek full annuities at 55 after 30 years and a proposal to extend billboard bans on interstates.
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Rex M. Whitton
Senate Public Works
Daniel Yoder Dies At Kalona Sunday
Daniel M. Yoder 36 died Sunday at 8 30 p m in his Kalona home after an eight month illness. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday at Lower Deer Creek Mennonite Church with John Y Swartzendruber and Robert K Yoder in charge. Burial in Lower Deer Creek Cemetery. Survivors include his widow three daughters five sons two sisters one brother and 15 grandchildren. He was born March 15 1897 in Johnson County and married Nancy Hershberger December 7 1922. He lived on a Kalona area farm until 1956 then moved to Kalona. He was a member of the Mennonite Church.
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Ohio
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Charlotte
Mich
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Wadsworth
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Weather Outlook for Iowa Partly Cloudy With Scattered Tstorms
Partly cloudy to tonight and Tuesday with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the southern area. Temperatures show little change with lows in the mid 60s and highs in the 80s. Wednesday remains partly cloudy and quite warm.
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Special Events At YMCA This Week
Hays plans summer rifle and archery clubs with sessions at the YMCA in Washington on Tuesday morning and afternoon. The Paul Bunyan Day event, led by Om McSpadden, meets Saturday at 9 am for a hike to the gaming fields, field archery, races, and a cookout, returning around 2 pm. Boys must register by Friday closing time. cost 60 cents.
A T Stewart 86 Dies in Arizona May 31 1968
Adelbert T Stewart 86 died in a Phoenix hospital May 31 1968 after illness. A native of Washington Iowa, he lived at 1 ton Avenue Phoenix. Survived by wife Florence and sister Gertrude Bowman. He worked with American Radiator in Chicago and London, then National City Bank NYC and foreign banking service, later with the Chamber of Commerce in Washington DC. Funeral arrangements pending at Jones Funeral Home in Washington.
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Washington, D.C
US Farm Aid Seen Boosting Europe and US
Howard L. Roach president of the Soybean Council of America told a National Institute of Farm and Brokers meeting that aid to European farmers would make them efficient competitors and predominantly benefit the United States. He cited Europe’s small farms, war experience, and tariff defenses as reasons to support restructuring to grow overseas demand for U.S. farm products.
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UPI
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Plainfield
Iowa
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Europe
U.S
Hattie Wellington Dies in Brighton Rites Held
Mrs. Hattie Wellington, 70, died Sunday June 2 1963 at Washington County Hospital after illness since Thursday. Funeral Tuesday at Gould Funeral Home with Rev E E Voss. burial Hillcrest Brighton. Born November 27 1892 in Merrimac daughter of Joshua and Victoria Van Winkle. Survived by four sons Paul Codds Lynn William. daughter June Miller Keota. 15 grandchildren. four brothers Orville Van Winkle Arthur Waldo Tilford. two sisters Mel Dusenbery Mark Ackley.
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Victoria Lyllyblade van Winle
Wellington
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Washington
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Codids
Lynn
Columbus Junction
William
Iowa City
June Miller
Keota
Orville van Winkle
Arthur
Waldo
Wayland
Tilford
Mt. Pleasant
Mel Dusenbery
Mark Ackley
Fairfield
Pope John Dies This Afternoon In Vatican City
Pope John XXII died at 7 49 p m in the fifth year of his reign after a four day battle with stomach tumor and peritonitis. The death, announced by Osservatore Romano editor Giorgio Dernucci, drew 80 000 mourners to St Peter s Square for an open air Mass conducted by Cardinal Traglia. A global church leader, he presided over theEcumenical Council project halted by his passing.
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Two Wellman Men In Minor Auto Accident
A two car collision half a mile south of Wellman on highway 81 Saturday evening caused $459 in damage. Marian E. Hall and Marlin Lester Stutzman, both of Wellman, were not seriously injured. Hall faced charges for driving without a valid license and operating a vehicle while intoxicated. The 6:30 p.m. incident was investigated by the county sheriff's office.
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Marlin Lester Stutzman
Hall
Stutzman
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Sport Car Road Racing Comes to Iowa
A new three mile asphalt racing course opens near Indianola on Saturday. The site covers 365 acres with a downhill 2400 foot straight and an uphill 2009 foot segment. Hundreds of spectators, police, and journalists converge for a shakedown test with about 30 cars including MGs, Corvettes, and Healeys.
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Indianola
Charles Morris
Greenwood
Highway 65
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Washington
Journal
Hilltop
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