Civil Rights Fight Looms As Kennedy Aims To Push Plan
Congress readies for a lengthy session on President Kennedy’s civil rights proposals. Speaker McCormack predicts a long fight as Kennedy plans to deliver the program with a presidential message. Keating urges Johnson to reverse pro filibuster rulings to aid Senate action. Also notes federal retirement bill and highway billboard ban extension discussed by officials.
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Federal Highway
Rex M. Whitton
Public Works
Daniel Yoder Dies At Kalona Sunday
Daniel M. Yoder died Sunday night at 8 30 in his Kalona home after an eight month illness. Funeral at 2 p m Wednesday at Lower Deer Creek Mennonite Church conducted by John Y Swartzendruber and Robert K Yoder. Burial at Lower Deer Creek Cemetery with Yoder Funeral Home handling arrangements. Survived by widow Nancy Hershberger, three daughters Eunice and Ruby Yoder and Mrs Dale Roberts, four sons D Paul Phillip Like Joseph, 15 grandchildren, two sisters Ida Yoder and Howard G Ungey, one brother Herman.
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Menninite Chure
Dale Roberts
Eunice Yoder
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ruby Yoder
Chicago
D. Paul
Phillip
Archbold
Ohio
Joseph
Charlotte
Mich
Howard Gnngey
Ida Yoder
Wadsworth
Herman
Iowa Weather: Partly Cloudy Nights With Scattered Showers
Partly cloudy to night and Tuesday in Iowa with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the south. Little temperature change expected with lows in the mid 60s and highs in the 80s. Wednesday remains partly cloudy and very warm.
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Special Events At YMCA This Week
Boys join the summer .22 rifle club and summer archery club at the YMCA in Washington. Archery at 9 a.m. rifle at 1 p.m. McSpadden announces Saturday’s Paul Bunyan Day event with hiking to fields, field archery, races, and a cookout returning by 2 p.m. Registration closes Friday with a 60 cent cost.
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A T Stewart 86 Dies in Arizona Hospital Phoenix
Adelbert T Stewart 86 died in a Phoenix hospital May 31 1968 after illness He was a native of Washington Iowa and lived at 1523 West Whitton Avenue Phoenix Survivors include wife Florence and sister Mrs Gertrude Bowman He worked with American Radiator Company in Chicago and London later with National City Bank of New York and foreign banking service He also worked with the Chamber of Commerce of the United States in Washington DC Details of funeral arrangements pending at Jones Funeral Home Washington D C
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Iowa
West Whitton Avenue
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Charles Nelson Stewart
Florence
Gertrude Bowman
Chicago
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England
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National City Bank of New York
South America
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Washington, D.C
US urges aid to Europe farms to boost trade
Howard L. Roach, president of the Soybean Council of America, told a Chicago meeting that helping European farmers become more efficient will ultimately benefit the United States. He noted Europeans fear tariffs that protect inefficiency and said Common Market countries have asked for help to improve their farming, potentially expanding overseas demand for U S farm products.
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UPI
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Soybean Council of America
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Plainfield
Iowa
National Institute of Farm and Land Brokers
Europe
U.S
Hattie Wellington Dies in Brighton Rites Held
Mrs. Hattie Wellington age 70 died Sunday June 2 1963 at Washington County Hospital after illness starting Thursday Funeral set for Tuesday at Gould Funeral Home Rev E E Voss officiating Burial in Hillcrest Brighton Born November 27 1892 in Merrimac daughter of Joshua and Victoria Van Winle Married Willis Wellington March 8 1924 he died May 9 1962 Survivors include four sons Merritt Washington Paul Cedar Rapids Lynn Columbus Junction William Town City one daughter June Miller Keota 15 grandchildren four brothers and two sisters
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Gould Funeral Home
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Hillcrest
Merrimac
Joshua
Victoria Lyllyblade van Winle
Wellington
Willis Wellington
Merritt
Washington
Paul
Cedar Rapids
Lynn
Pope John Dies This Afternoon In Vatican City
Pope John XXII, aged 81, dies after more than three days of final agony from a stomach tumor. He battled peritonitis and low blood pressure, receiving last rites as 80,000 mourners gathered below St Peter’s Square. The Ecumenical Council project was left unfinished at his death.
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Osservatore Romano
St. Peter's Basilica
Angelo Giuseppe
Two Wellman Men In Minor Auto Accident
Damage was estimated at 459 in a two car accident a half mile south of Wellman on highway 81 Saturday evening. The drivers were not seriously injured but one was charged with lack of a valid license and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The collision occurred at 6 30 pm and was investigated by the county sheriff's office.
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Sports Car Road Racing Comes to Iowa Three-Mile Course Opens Near Indianola
A new three mile asphalt race course near Indianola opens for a shakedown with 30 cars and spectators touring the pits. reporters, police, and officials welcomed by station HQ as test runs loom in the soft sun on a hilltop overlook. numerous foreign sports cars, tweaks, and gear shift to race mode as drivers prepare for the test run.
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Washington Evening Journal
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Morris
Des Moines Register
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