Khrushchev unveils new Soviet missile and space shot
Premier Khrushchev warned the United States that Moscow has developed a global rocket and could strike any target, while announcing a Soviet earth satellite launch. He urged disarmament and a German peace treaty amid Geneva talks, claiming Berlin must be settled and West Berlin should be a free city.
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Soviet Charges U.S. With Sabotaging Nuclear Talks
The Soviet Union accused the United States of sabotaging nuclear test ban talks in Geneva to resume atmospheric tests in the Pacific next month. Semyon Tsarapkin said Rusk was not taking a serious approach and rejected international controls to police a ban. Brazil and India urged halt to tests and backed Soviet calls for nuclear free zones.
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Missing Flying Tiger airliner vanishes with 107 aboard
Pacific search from Guam to Philippines fails to find wreckage or survivors of the Flying Tiger Line Super Constellation carrying 93 American soldiers 3 South Viet Namese and 11 crew. Captain Thomas reported position west of Guam before radio silence. recovery of wreckage unlikely.
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Jean Radtke Set for Year Aboard S S Hope in Peru
Jean Radtke of Washington will sail from San Francisco to Peru for a year aboard the hospital ship S S Hope as a medical secretary. She joins other volunteers including La Vera Adam Joan Hunger and Joan Schenk. The Hope, a former navy ship, operates under the People to People Health Foundation Project HOPE with the motto Health Opportunities for People Everywhere.
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Peru
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la Vera Adam
Keota
California
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Burlington
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Maquoketa
People To People Health Foundation
Knights Templar Group Heads to Oskaloosa for York Rite Festival
About 30 members of the Masonic Temple from Washington will travel by chartered bus to Oskaloosa at 1 30 Saturday afternoon. The Knights Templar Degree Team from the local lodge will participate in the York Rite Festival with a ceremony planned at the Oskaloosa Masonic Temple during the evening session. The team includes 26 men, with additional lodge members expected to accompany them, according to William Howell.
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YWCA Announces Spring Swim Classes Schedule and Fees
The YWCA opens its spring session on March 20 and 23 with instructors Mrs. Harlan Neuhart Mrs. Richard Schiebel and Mrs. Max Owens. Fees run 350 for children and 350 4 for members 4 for non members with a detailed Tuesday and Friday timetable of adult beginner intermediate and lifeguard courses.
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County Teachers To Hear Dr LaMore At Ainsworth Meeting
Dr George E LaMore director of religious life at Iowa Wesleyan College and associate professor of religion and philosophy will speak at the Washington County Education Association spring meeting in the Ainsworth school July 19 at 6 30 pm The program includes a smorgasbord by WSCS of the Ainsworth Methodist Church and special music Dwight G Bode is program chairman H James Brown is association president LaMore is noted as an outstanding speaker and has served as pastor in New York Vermont and Massachusetts He is among 35 theologians chosen for the Second Oxford Institute of the World Council of Methodist.
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Oxford University
Slayton Grounded for Heart Ailment. Carpenter Named Backup
NASA said Mercury astronaut Donald K. Slayton has an erratic heart rate and will not fly Mercury Atlas 7. M. Scott Carpenter, who backed up John Glenn, is assigned to take his place as the next orbital flight looms. Slayton’s disappointment is tempered by family responses and ongoing questions about his future in the program.
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Wis
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Mills Will Speak To Swine Producers Banquet
Max Mills, Marshall town lawyer and public speaker, will address attendees at the Washington County Swine Producers Association banquet. The annual meeting and banquet occur Thursday evening, March 22, at 6 30 p.m. at the Methodist Church in Washington. John Myers of Washington Manufacturing Company will be toastmaster. Tickets from directors or the Extension office. deadline Monday, March 19.
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Washington
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Funeral Saturday For Mrs. Bess Woolsey
Funeral services for Mrs. Bess Woolsey 73 of Keota will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Powell Funeral Home Keota with Rev. C. S. Kleckner in charge. Burial in Keota Cemetery. Woolsey died Thursday morning after a heart attack. Born Bess Salome Schreckengast December 23 1888 in Keota.She married Hennan B. Woolsey August 31 1914. Lived in Omaha four years and Cedar Rapids eight years before returning to Keota. Survived by husband a brother Logan of Keota and two nieces.
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Break-Ins Hit Two Wellman Businesses Overnight
Two Wellman businesses were broken into after 12:30 am. Bringman U Save grocery suffered a $26.82 cash loss after intruders climbed to a garage roof and broke an upstairs window. Wade Implement Company had a rear door window broken but no items taken. Sheriff officials investigate.
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Eureka to Host Hesston College Instructor Rev Milo Kauffman
Hesston College Bible instructor Rev Milo Kauffman will speak at Eureka Community Church next week. He will open with Sunday morning and evening services at the Coppock road church six miles south of Washington and conduct nightly services at 7 30 p m through Sunday March 25. Musicians from nearby churches will provide special music and a children’s service is planned for next Friday evening. Public invitation extended.
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Hesston College
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McNamara Opposed RS70 Push Faces Air Force Rally
The Air Force pressed to expand the RS70 program as Defense Secretary McNamara resisted. He urged a slow approach while Congress sought $491 million next year for the plane, with a parallel $52 million electronics research effort planned to support possible future reconnaissance and missile duties.
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Youth in Critical Condition After Iowa Crash near Brighton
Clarence Unternahrer about 14 from near Wayland remains in critical condition at University Hospital Iowa City after a fatal two car collision near Brighton. Martha Speake 20 of Washington hospitalized in Iowa City is out of danger. Two killed Eugene Francis Ray Sr 44 Davenport and Ralph Wesley Stribling 66 Ottumwa. Others injured taken to Washington County Hospital.
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Washington
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Davenport
Ralph Wesley Stribling
Ottumwa
John Unternahrer
Near Wayland
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Ruth Ray
Prudence Hoogewoming
Leslie David Stoops
Ralph Unternahrer
Iowa Wesleyan Choir to sing at Washington Methodist Church
The Iowa Wesleyan Choir under Prof. Burton P Mahle will perform Sunday March 18 at 4 30 p.m. at Washington Methodist Church as part of its annual spring tour. The concert features sacred and semi classic numbers with no admission charge and a free will offering invited.
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Burton P. Mahle
Iowa Weather Outlook With Mild Weekend Rise
Generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with gradually rising temperatures. Lows 5 to 15 degrees, highs in the 20s north to 30s south. Sunday partly cloudy and warmer. Five day outlook shows temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below normal through Wednesday, light to moderate precipitation likely Monday with about half an inch or less accumulating as rain or snow.
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