Contingency Fund Is Ruled Illegal in Iowa
Iowa Attorney General Evan J. Hultman ruled the Interim Budget and Financial Control Committee oversteps statutory powers by allocating from a contingency fund. He warned that signing the $2 million appropriation could trigger unconstitutionality, though Gov. Harold E Hughes may still sign. The ruling could lead to court action if executed.
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YES Moines
UPI
Iowa
Atty
Evan J. Hultman
Hultman
Harold E Hughes
Hughes
Yellow River Forest
McGregor
Hulsman
General Assembly
Executive Council
Refugees say Reds control Cuba after Havana clash
A group of 107 diplomatic refugees arriving from Havana said Cuba is under Russian influence with key military and police positions in Soviet hands. A Pan Am flight to Miami was to arrive, with two more due next week. They reported a bloody battle in Matanzas Province leaving dozens dead and described increased Soviet penetration. Refugees kept Cuban cigars as souvenirs. customs gave 150 cigars duty free per person, with excess left behind. The flight carried 74 adults and 33 children.
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AMI
UPS
Havana
Cuba
Pan American World Airways
Miami International
Matanzas
Fidel Castro
Farewell Planned For Crawfordsville Pastor
A farewell potluck supper for Rev. and Mrs. Paul Pennington is set for Monday June 17 at 6 30 p m in Crawfordsville Methodist Church The public is invited to attend and bid farewell to the pastor and his spouse in a community gathering.
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Rawfordsville
Paul Pennington
Crawfordsville Methodist Church
Venezuelan Reds Loot Bus Office In Caracas Raid
Communist gunmen raided a Caracas bus company office stealing about 15 500 as police round up pro Castro elements. Seven thieves with pistols and submachine guns held 15 people at gunpoint and seized cash while three extremists abducted a woman and released her after a ransom in the outskirts. Police reported extensive arrests of Reds in Caracas but provided no official progress updates.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPL
Reds
Lidice
Ainsworth Children Will Ride Bus For Swim Program
Ainsworth district will bus children to the Washington Municipal pool for the Red Cross learn to swim program. The bus leaves Ainsworth School at 9 a.m. Monday with pupils from Ainsworth and the school service area meeting by 8:30 a.m. at the school.
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Ainsworth
Tne
Washington Municipal Pool
Red Cross
Reading Program To Open Monday At Washington Library
Mine children’s summer reading program at the Washington Public Library opens Monday with sessions from 9 to 11 a.m. daily from June 17 to July 12. The theme is Let’s Read Together, directed by Thomas Morr and assisted by Mrs Archie Euwer.
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Washington Public Library
Thomas €. Morr
Archie Euwer
Over 700 Fat Cattle at Washington Sale Opens Weekly Series
More than 720 head of fat cattle were run through the Washington Livestock Sales Company auction this morning, the first in a planned regular weekly fat cattle sale. About a dozen buyers from packing companies in Iowa, Mississippi, Ohio, Illinois, Alabama, and Missouri attended as cattle came from Washington County and nearby farms including North Liberty and Knoxville.
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Washington Livestock Sales Company
Iowa
Mississippi
Ohio
Illinois
Alabama
Missouri
Washington County
North Liberty
Knoxville
Iowa City
Jack Scheeler
Wilson, Morrell, and
Dubuque Packing Companies
Ziegler
Tuscaloosa
Ala
United
Jeffereson City
Ducey
Jerseyville
Tfl
Superior
Elburn
Elburn, al
Dixie Stock Yards
Meridian
Miss
Kneip
Lamoni, Ta
Funeral Saturday for Mrs Addie Boshart
WAYLAND Funeral services for Mrs Addie Boshart will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Wayland Mennonite Church with the Rev Omer Nisley in charge. Mrs Boshart died Thursday evening June 13 1963. Born June 15 1887 she was daughter of Jacob and Miller. She married John Boshart Nov 4 198. Survivors include three children Frank Oakville Edith Pincus Oak Ridge Tenn and Lawrence Muscatine, 11 grandchildren seven great grandchildren and a half sister William Harper Ware and half brother Earl Miller LaSalle.
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Wayland
Addie Boshart
Wayland Mennonite
Omer Nisley
Boshart
Jacob
Ker Miller
John Boshart
Frank
Oakville
Edith Pinkus
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Lawrence
Muscatine
William Harper
Ware
Earl Miller
LaSalle
Costly Trinkets Blow Up Budget Fight in Washington
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed the US Travel Service budget by 1.6 million with over 2 141 dollars spent on trinkets and bracelets for foreign visitors. They cut 308 million from a 82.1 billion request and denied 570 new State Department jobs while awarding the FBI every penny of its 147 million. The US Information Agency kept funding, boosting Voice of America despite a 44 million overall cut.
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Washington
UPL
US Travel Service
House Appropriations Committee
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Kennedy
House
State Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Civil Rights Commission
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
U. S. Information Agency
USIA
Latin America
Africa
Voice of America
Soviet Sends Astronaut Aloft
Russia launched its fifth man into space with Valery Bykovsky aboard Vostok 5 at 3 p.m. and awaited a cosmonaut woman to join in a twin flight. Officials claimed Bykovsky’s eight day mission would test long duration and possibly a paired space rendezvous, while Khrushchev and Tass hinted another space shot soon.
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Moscow
UPI
Russia
Valery Fedorovich Bykovsky
Romanov and Juliet
Tan den Space Effort
Bykovsky
U.S
Maj. L. Gordon Cooper
Bykowsky
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Nikolayev
Popovich
Moscow Television
Tass
Nikita Khrushchev
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Kremlin
Wilson
Khrushchev
Radio Moscow
Tass Ne
Andrean Nikolayev
Vostok 3
Vostok 4
Red Cross learn-to-swim program starts Monday
About 890 boys and girls will join the annual Red Cross learn-to-swim program at the Washington Municipal pool this summer. Directed by Mrs Clinton Boshart, the effort opens Monday with Wellman heading the registrants and 15 instructors plus 9 swimmer aides, 10 water safety aides, five basket monitors and two timekeepers. Classes run three 45 minute sessions each weekday morning across four area groups, with detailed per-city participation totals.
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Red Cross
Washington Municipal
Clinton Boshart
Wellman
Katona
Riverside
Washington
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
Brighton
West Chester
Boshart
FBI Gets Evidence In Evers Shooting
Jackson Mississippi FBI receives evidence in the Medgar Evers slaying including a 30 caliber rifle and a fingerprint from the weapon. The case is led by 30 officers with a pledge to solve it. Evers funeral set for Saturday at the Masonic Temple. Evers, NAACP field secretary, will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery with honors from World War I service. Tensions rise as leaders meet Mayor Thompson over alleged police brutality and racial demands.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Medgar Evers
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
FBI Ab
Evers
FBI
Allen Thompson
Masonic Temple
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Thompson
Methodists Announce Pastoral Changes in Washington County
The South Iowa conference of the Methodist Church announced over 30 pastoral appointment changes at Des Moines closing. In Washington County, Rev. Lloyd Latta will return for another year at Washington Methodist Church. Rev. Seifoullah Lothi was named associate pastor at Washington and will also serve Brighton Methodist Church. Other changes include Thomas Hotle to Crawfordsville, Paul Pennington moving to Montrose Melrose, Georg E. Gibson to Kalona Sharon Chapel, E Edward Philgreen to Agency Riverview, Earl Koston to Wellman, Paul M. Dietterich to Carroll, H Wallace Kinzler to Chester Pilotsburg, and William Andre to Lacey Beacon.
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South Iowa
The
Methodist Church
Des Moines
Washington County
Lloyd Latta
Washington Methodist Church
Seifoullah Lothi
Washington Church
Brighton Methodist Church
Crawfordsville
Thomas Hotle
Paul Penington
Montrose-Melrose
Kalona Sharon Chapel
Georg E. Gibson
E. Edward Philgreen
Agency Riverview
Wellman
Earl K, Soston
Coon Rapids
Paul M. Dietterich
Carroll West Chester
Pilotsburg
H. Wallace Kinzler
Iliois
William Andre
Lacey - Beacon Cha
Jay Wall Dies At Conesville Thursday
Jay Wall 76 of Conesville died suddenly Thursday afternoon June 1 1963. Col umbus Junction fire department rescue unit responded but he was dead on arrival. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. Stacy Funeral Home Columbus Junction with Rev Hubert Sunderman. Burial Swenk Cemetery northwest of Conesville. Born Louis County March 18 1887 to William and Josephine Wall. Married to Bessie Forbes who died in 1949. Survived by three brothers Frank and Charles of Columbus Junction and another brother in Conesville and a sister Mrs Frank Dwinell of Fredonia.
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Columbus
Bessie Forbes
Broth Cohin
Conesville
Frank and
Charles
Columbus Junction
Ister
Frank Dwinell
Fredonia
Dewey D Stephens Completes Third Year Of Osteopathic Study
DES MOINES Dewey D Stephens a former Ainsworth High School student now at College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery COMS has completed three years of osteopathic medical education and begins his clinical clerkship at the College Clinic Des Moines He will serve six months as family physician and six months in a hospital assisting physicians and continuing seminars At 40 he left farming near Ainsworth to pursue college education and after COMS will intern for a year before practice
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Des Moines
Dewey D. Stephens
Ainsworth High School
College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
COMS
College
Stephens
Ainsworth
State University of Iowa
COM
Mrs. Luella Barnes Dies Thursday Night in Elgin
Luella White born May 9 1876 in Ainsworth grew up there. She married Thomas Harvey Barnes December 25 1900. he died September 4 1948. Survived by two sons Thomas Barnes Raleigh NC Fart Barnes Morris Plains NJ. three daughters Louise Hewitt Hagerstown MD Ruth Olson Decatur IL Maude Vadala Roselle IL. 12 grandchildren. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Rushing officiating. Burial in Ainsworth Cemetery. She was a member of Crawfordsville United Presbyterian Church.
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Luella Barnes
Crawfordsville
Elgin
Jones
Robert Rushing
Ainsworth Cemetery
Luella White
Ainsworth
Edward
Louisa Cunningham White
Washington Academy
Thomas Harvey Barnes
Weather summary for Iowa with scattered storms and heat
Weather by Unitea eres international Iowa partly cloudy tonight not Saturday with scattered showers or thunderstorms. Heaviest storms likely northwest and extreme west late tonight into Saturday morning. Lows 50s to 60s, highs Saturday 80s to near 90. Five day forecast shows temperatures 4 to 8 degrees above normal with below average precipitation around 3 inches overall.
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Unitea Eres
Ex Moslem Minister Joins Brighton Methodist Church
Rev Seifoullah Lotfi, born in Iran in 1915 and former Iranian air force member, has been assigned to Brighton Methodist Church and will assist at Washington Methodist Church after a long journey from Islam to Christianity. He studied in Hastings College and Knox Theological College, Canada, and later Crozer Theological Seminary, joining the Iowa Methodist Conference ministry with a distinctive religious background.
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Seifoullah Lotfi
Brighton
Washington Methodist Church
Lotfi
Iran
England
Iranian State Railroad
American Presbyterian Mission School
Tehran
Mohammed
Allah
Moe ‘Hammed
Canada
Knox Theological College
Toronto
Ontario
Crozer Theological Seminary
Chester
Towa
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Hastings
T've
God
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