Kennedy Plans UK Visit Amid European Trip Schedule
President Kennedy announced a revised European itinerary including a June 29 to 30 visit with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in Britain after already scheduling stops in West Germany Ireland and Italy. The plan shift follows the Rome visit drop and realigns with Segni and Adenauer meetings while Navy demonstrations and Malibu visits frame his U S trip.
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Rome
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President's Club of
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Young Davenport Student Named Republican Governor for Boys State
Robert Hayes Jr., 17, a Davenport West High School junior, jointly announced with Iowa Governor Harold Hughes that he supports the Republican ticket. Hayes, a nonvoting Boys State governor, discussed a Federalist platform including school funding, a two-year legislature, and reapportionment changes. He expressed interest in studying law and potential future political ambitions.
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Harold E. Hughes
Robert Hayes Jr
Davenport West High School
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Hayes
Robert Hayes Sr
GOP
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Boys State
Tcket
Charles Roand
Des Moines
Lincoln High
Overnor
Iowa
Davenport
Hughes hails Scalise as good appointment for liquor police
Des Moines governor Harold E Hughes praised Lawrence Scalise as a good choice to head the Liquor Contre Commission enforcement division. Scalise will organize a 13 member initial staff to police Iowa’s new liquor by the drink law set to take effect July 4.
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Larry) Scalise
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August Karl Beuchert Claimed in Keota
August Karl Beuchert aged 12 died Thursday evening at Hent's Twilight Rest Home in Keota where he had lived three years. Funeral Monday at 9 a.m. at St Marys Catholic Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery Keota. Rosary Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Powell Funeral Home Keota. The Rev M P Cremer will preside. Born Germany May 22, 1891 he came to the U S and worked for Ed Conrad north of Keota about 38 years ago. He is survived by one sister Sister Mary Praixedes in Germany.
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Sovereign Grand Honored by 100F
A 100F Odd Fellows program at Washington hall honored OH. Schalick, sovereign grand master, with Vernon Witting opening prayers and Maude Robison and William Welch among dignitaries. A 65 year jewel was presented to John McConaughy, escorted by his nephew Myral Smith. 50 year jewels to Frank Bailey and Mrs. McConaughy. Refreshments followed by lodge officers.
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Sovereign
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Vernon Witting
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Charotee Wulf
Robert Wilcox
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A.M. Black
Iowa
Knoxville
Mr. Witting
Maude Robison
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant
Leonora Schmecht
Dar Rapids
Rebekah Assembly
William Welch
Missouri
Virgil Bowers
Iown City
Soverign Grand Lodge
Black
Ivan West Jr
Noble Grand
Raymond Kephart
Rebekah Lodge
John H. Rees Dies Following Illness
John H. Rees 71 of Columbus Junction died Thursday evening at 7:45 in Muscatine General Hospital after a long illness. He operated a farm southwest of Columbus City and was brother to Mrs. John Winga Sr. and Mrs. Robert Roberts of Washington. Funeral arrangements to be wired by Stacy Funeral Home. He was born May 14, 1892 in Wy man. survived by widow Jennie, son Farrel, four daughters, 12 grandchildren, five brothers and three sisters. He also served on the Columbus Junction Independent school board.
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John H. Rees
Muscatine General Hospital
Rees
Columbus City
John Winga Sr
Robert Roberts
Stacy
Mr. Rees
Wyman
Rowland
Mary Humphreys Rees
Jennie
Farrel
Marie Greene
Columbus’ Junction
Irene Schmidt
Delmar
Gladys Davis
Winfield
Henry
Evan and Howell
Edward
Crawfordsville
William
Chicago
Margaret Thomas
John Winga
Washington
Reese
Columbus Junction Independent School Board
Minor Accident Involving Auto And Pickup On West Main Street
A minor morning collision occurred at 7 50 on West Main Street near the square. Washington residents David Palmer Livingston the pickup driver and Richard Dennis Young the auto driver escaped injury. Police report states Livingston backed from a parking space with another car blocking his view, damaging a 1955 car about $250 and a pickup estimate of $?
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Freeman may provide aid to wheat farmers in 1964
Agri culture Secretary Orville L Freeman may add up to 300 million dollars to the value of the 1964 wheat crop by activating a plan tied to the 1964 feed grain program. If authorized, the interchange could raise costs but boost overall wheat crop value by 200 to 300 million, with price supports reduced to 1.25 dollars per bushel for non allotment plantings.
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Iowa Forecast Maps: Showers Thunderstorms Through Weekend
Partly cloudy in Iowa through Saturday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Northwestern areas face the most intense storms. Cooler than in the northwest tonight. Highs around 85 or 95 Saturday with little change into Sunday. Five day outlook shows 3 to 10 degrees above normal through Wednesday, then turning cooler and possibly warmer by midweek as precipitation remains moderate to heavy.
William G Thomas Dies This Morning
William Gwent Thomas, 64, died this morning June 7, 1963, at Washington County Hospital after years of illness. He lived at 615 South Avenue C, Washington, and was born May 1899 in Greene County, Iowa. He married Alice A Curtis in Crawfordsville on August 24, 1929 and moved to Washington in 1949. Surviving: wife, father of Des Moines, five sons Edward Ronald Donald Larry Gary, one daughter Judith Dudley of Cooper Texas, four grandchildren, three brothers, four sisters. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Sherman-Eden Funeral Home.
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Washington County Hospital
South Avenue C
Washington
Sherman-Eden Funeral
Mr. Thomas
Greene County
Iowa
Richard
Elizabeth Bell Thomas
Crawfordsville
Alice A Curtis
Des Moines
Edward
Ronald
Donald
Iowa City
Larry
Gary
Toledo
Paul
Judith) Dudley
Cooper Texas
Body Found in Convertible in Chicago Fence Killing
Ken neth Gordon a 40 year old former Chicago pawnbroker and jeweler was found shot dead in the front seat of his 1961 Pontiac convertible. Gordon had been linked to an interstate fencing gang and was among three men indicted in 1950 for possessing 12000 dollars worth of stolen camera film. In Detroit Schwartz was slain months earlier and McLeod was acquitted after a trial reversal. Gordon had a long police record and a reputation for burglary before shifting to large scale stolen merchandise.
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Detroit
Kenneth Gordon
Gordon
Schwartz
James I. Marshall
Ferndale Mich
Kenneth McLeod
Eaaea
McLeod
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