Hughes Stands Pat Dares Challenge To Appointments
Iowa Governor Harold A Hughes challenged any Highway Commission terms expiring June 30 to block his appointee Robert Barry from taking office on July 1. He warned incumbents must decide if they will requalify to stay, as legal doubt hung over interim appointments.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold A. Hughes
Iowa Highway
Robert Barry
Danbury
Barry
Hughes
Commission
Atty
Evan L. Hultman
Corbin Crawford
Ainsworth
Senate
General Assembly
Crawford
Board of Control
Walter Conway
D-Muscatine
Muscatine
Highway Commission
Robert Keir
Spencer William Nicholas
Clear Lake
Joe S. Stong
Keosauqua
Third Generation Wed by Dr Yard In Washington
Louise De Saix and Richard Anderson of Sioux Falls South Dakota married in Washington Saturday in a ceremony performed by Dr WR Yard The couple traveled over 400 miles for the event joining a lineage of Yard weddings dating back to 1912 The bride’s family ties include Blanche Bender and Oliver Moon and Elizabeth Moon and Quentin De Saix Attending included Sandra Terranova and John Prast The ceremony followed a family dinner at the Captain's Table and marked Dr Yard’s 481st service he will be 91 in September
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W. R. Yard
Washington
Louise de Saix
Richard C. Anderson
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Richard Anderson
WR. Yard
Sandra Terranova
Oxford
John Prast
Yard
Nellie Balderson Bishop, 77, Dies in Washington
Nellie Balderson Bishop, 77, of 615 Fast Washington Street died June 24, 1963, at Washington County Hospital after weeks of illness. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in Sherman Eden Funeral Home, Rev. Lloyd officiating. burial in Hillcrest Cemetery, Brighton. Born September 1885 in Jefferson County, she married multiple times and had lived in Washington since 1950. Survivors include a daughter-in-law, three stepchildren, a brother, and grandchildren.
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Nellie Balderson Bishop
Washington Street
Washington County Hospital
Sherman-Eden
Lloyd
Hillcrest Cemetery
Brighton
Bishop
Jefferson County
Asa D
Sarah Malams Roberts
John B. Benson
Robert C. Balderson
Harry Bishop
Washington
Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Royal Neighbors
VR. Benson
Los Alamos
New Mexico
Donald Bishop
Edna Bishop Cole
Helen Bishop Rathmel
Ralph Roberts
Salina
Towa
Eugene Snider Dies In Fairfield Hospital
Eugene Snider a farmer from the Fairfield area died Saturday at Fairfield Hospital. Born October 28 1905 in Washington he was married to Marguerite Brohm in 1939. Survivors include his wife, his mother, a son Dale in the Air Force in Texas, three daughters Kay Ruth Ann and Mary Bell all at home, two brothers Arthur and Walter, four sisters and other relatives. Funeral services were planned for Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Weston Behner Funeral Home with burial in Elm Grove Cemetery in Washington.
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Eugene Snider
Fairfield Hospital
Weston-Behner
Fairfield
Elm Grove
Washington
Mr. Snider
W.H
Mary Belle Jarrard Snider
Marguerite Brohm
Dale
Air Force
Texas
Kay
Ruth Ann
Mary Bell
Arthur
New Lenox
Walter
Cedar Rapids
Florence Bender
Haze Ricks
Francine Barder
Peoria
Ill
Alice Sample
Minot
North Dakota
Registrations Due For Y Chicago Trip
Boys planning a YMCA sponsored trip to Chicago on July 13 and 14 must register now and pay a $3 fee to confirm. The group departs Saturday morning, views baseball games, tours the Prudential Building and downtown Chicago, worships at George Williams Chapel, visits Chicago museums, then returns home.
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Chica
Washington
Chicago
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Prudential Building
George Williams
The
Y Soon
Pope Paul VI vows no interference in state affairs
In a Vatican audience with diplomats from about 50 nations, Pope Paul VI pledged the Holy See will not intervene in temporal powers. He spoke of world peace based on truth justice love and liberty and cited Pacem in Terris while noting the ceremony honored by foreign representatives. Observers saw a possible nod to the United States amid Johnson’s attendance at Pope John XXIII’s funeral rites. The Pontiff met each envoy after six minutes of remarks and urged priests of Rome to present a Christian face to the modern world.
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Holy See
John XXII
Representatives of Nations
Mamy
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cathlics
Ples
Kennedy
Pope Paul
Rome
Christ
Funeral at Richland for Ella May Brolliar
Ella May Brolliar of Richland died Sunday at Faye's Rest Home in Ollie. Funeral services are at Gould's Funeral Home in Richland with pastor John E. McCracken in charge. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Born May 15 1871 in Richland Township she lived her life in the Richland community. Survived by daughter Mrs Howard Morrow seven grandchildren one great grandchild two great great grandsons and other relatives. Preceded by husband John W Brolliar and several siblings. Member of the Order of Eastern Star.
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Ichland
Killa Brolliar
Faye
Ollie
Gould
Richland
Richland Friends
John E. McCracken
Highland Cemetery
Howard Morrow
Two Weekend Fatalities Reported In United States
Two people died in weekend incidents as reported by United Press International. Victor Martin, 68, of Masting died in Illinois when his car lost control. Robert L. Wren, 39, charged with driving while intoxicated. Iowa victim Jessie Marie Kotscher, 53, of Hudson died in a three car crash on U.S. 18 near Waterloo. Robert Adney, 24, of West Union drowned at Lake Oelwein after entering swift water. companion Robert Boleyn, 13, survived.
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United Press International
Ilinois
Illinois
Victor Martin
Mustine
Ilinois By
Robert L. Wren
Iowa Highway
Jessie Marie
Kotscher
Hudson
U.S. 18
Waterloo
la Porte City
Robert Adney
West Union
Lake Oelwein
Oelwein
Robert Boleyn
Adeny
Boleyn
Adney
Two Car Crash on West Madison Street Sunday Evening
Police said a collision on West Madison Street near Sunset Park Sunday about 9 PM involved David Lee Sorrell of Washington and Richard W. Freel Jr. of Mt. Pleasant. Neither driver was injured though both vehicles, a 1955 Sorrell and a 1949 Freel, were totally demolished.
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West Madison Street
Sunset Park
David Lee Sorrell
Washington
Richard W. Freel Jr
Mt. Pleasant
Freel
Sorrell
Ag Fitting Showing Demonstration Planned
Washington County 4 H and FFA members invited to Jefferson County Junior Agriculture Fitting and Showing Demonstration at Fairfield fairgrounds Wednesday June 26 Merritt Canady county extension agent. Showtime 1 pm sharp for fogs and sheep 7 30 pm for beef and dairy nudging contest 9 00 pm open to all 41 members ten prizes for top winners Central standard time in effect for the program.
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Washington County
FFA
Jefferson County
Jefferson County Fairgrounds
Fairfield
Merritt Canady
Mrs Clara Bennett Dies This Morning
Keota residents mourn the death of 78 year old Mrs Clara A Bennett at her son Walters home north of Keota after six weeks of illness. Funeral services are pending at Powell Funeral Home in Keota.
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Keota
Clara A. Bennett
Walter
Powell
Kennedy urges quick end to nuclear test during Adenauer talks
President Kennedy, in his first European news conference with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, warned that delaying a nuclear test could invite more powers and danger global security. He pressed Allied unity, economic cooperation, and a German reunification path while signaling no immediate Rome coronation attendance.
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Germany
UPI
Kennedy
Atlantic
Western Alliance
County Supervisor Bill Robertson to resign post
Washington County supervisor Bill Robertson will resign early in July due to ill health per doctor orders. He was appointed in 1959, reelected in 1960 and last November, with a term to 1965. A new supervisor will be appointed by Lena Stewart Fred Bourgeois and Robert Porter to complete the term.
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W.C
Bill) Robertson
Washington County Board of Supervisors
Robertson
Evening Journal
Howard Benn
Lena Stewart
Fred Bourgeois
Robert Porter
West Chester
Hike and Swim Planned for Y Boys Saturday
Washington YMCA schedules a hiking and swimming outing for boys next Saturday. They will depart at 10 a.m. from the YMCA, hike to Rocked Creek bridge, and return by 3 30 p.m. Bring lunch, fishing gear, swimwear, and money. A note from parents is required to extend time at the pool. The event depends on weather and at least eight registrations by Friday noon.
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Washington Municipal Pool
Washington Y
YMCA
Wellman Chiropractor Joins State Board Examiners
Dr. Jack Droz a 40 year old Wellman chiropractor was named to a three year term on the state board of chiropractic examiners starting July 1. Governor Harold Hughes announced the appointment today. He will succeed the late Dr H T Opsahl of Decorah who died in May and his term would have expired June 30.
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Hughes
Senate
John Falk, Jr
Postville
Derby Thompson
Burlington
Highway Commission
Harry J. Bradley Jr
Des Moines
Howard B. Helscher
D-Co
Rapids
Barry Falk
Thompson
Stong
Falk
Nicholas
Barry
Keir
Bradley
Hetscher
Everett Shockey
D. Council Bluffs
Hultman
Clay County Board of Supervisors
Jack Droz
Wellman
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Harold Hughes
Droz
H. T. Opsahl
Decorah
Weather Outlook With Showers and Warm Temperatures
Weather by United Press International reports considerable cloudiness through tonight with scattered showers and thunderstorms west and northwest. Heavy rainfall likely in extreme north. Warmer conditions west and north Tuesday with southerly winds. Lows 60s east to mid 60s west, highs around the low 80s. Five day forecast calls for near normal temps, light to moderate precipitation, and 0.5 to 1 inch totals mid period.
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United Press International
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Chase Manhattan Bank Money Museu
Nellie Bishop
Ella May Brolliar
Clara Bennett
Adenauer
Europe
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Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
U.S
West Germany
Bill Robertson
Court House
Keith Proctor
Robertson Fon
Charles Ashby
Howard Anderson
W. C
Tom Young
Jim Bennett
Dale Co
Cedar River
Columbus Junction
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